Voice of Experience
We’re able to treat younger children without anesthesia and less immobilization – [pediatric patients] can go home much quicker.
Over the 3 years when we studied this, 300 patients were treated, 5000 treatment fractions, we had near-misses but we didn’t have any wrong-site treatments and ongoing quality improvement processes have added QA checks – one of the key things is surface guidance. And beyond that we’ve started using it for DIBH, and for patients who are unable to remain still.
We just treated a 4-month old awake by using Vision RT. She was so little that we created a bag so she couldn’t roll over. That was huge for us.