Tenders Are Invited For Medical Equipments – Supply, Installation, Commissioning Contract Advanced Treatment Planning System For Stereotactic Radiosurgery

Medical Equipments – Supply, Installation, Commissioning Contract Advanced Treatment Planning System For Stereotactic Radiosurgery. The System Is Intended For Use In Neurosurgery And Stereotactic Radiosurgery, Providing An Advanced Environment For Planning, Optimizing And Verifying Radioguided Treatments For Intracranial Lesions. It Enables The Integration And Correlation Of Multimodal Medical Images, The Precise Delineation Of Tumor Volume Or Other Target Structures, As Well As The Identification And Protection Of Critical Anatomic Structures In The Vicinity. Of Particular Importance Is The Ability To Support Treatment Planning For Patients Who Have Previously Received Radiotherapy Or Radiosurgery, Where The Accuracy Of Cumulative Dose Assessment Is Essential. By Using Information Related To Previous Treatments, The Distribution Of The Dose Already Administered To The Target And Healthy Structures Can Be Analyzed, And This Information Can Be Taken Into Account When Developing A New Therapeutic Plan. In The Case Of Retreatment, This Approach Allows For A More Rigorous Assessment Of The Ratio Of Therapeutic Benefit To The Risk Of Additional Brain Tissue Irradiation. Planning Can Aim For The Most Precise Coverage Of The Target While Limiting The Cumulative Dose To Critical Structures Such As The Brainstem, Optic Nerves, Optic Chiasm, Or Other Brain Regions In The Vicinity Of The Lesion. The System Also Allows The Comparison And Evaluation Of Different Treatment Strategies, So That The Final Plan Can Be Adapted To The Anatomical Peculiarities Of Each Patient. This Capability Is Particularly Relevant In Neurosurgery, Where Targets Can Have Complex Shapes And Locations, And Very Small Differences In Positioning Or Dose Distribution Can Have Important Clinical Implications. Therefore, The Solution Contributes To Increasing The Accuracy And Reproducibility Of The Planning Process, Especially In Complex Cases And In Retreatment Situations, Where The Patients Therapeutic History Must Be Analyzed Together With The Current Anatomy And The Goals Of The New Treatment.