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Radiation Treatment for Prostate Cancer

Start Monday.
Done by Friday.

Prostate cancer treatment used to mean months of hospital visits.
With SBRT and the Raypilot® System it takes one week. Or less. Using real-time tumour tracking, the Raypilot® System gives clinicians the precision and accuracy needed to concentrate the dose into 1-5 sessions. No surgery, no general anaesthesia. And no hospital stay.

I have not had any side effects. My way of life hasn't changed at all compared to before the treatment. I still play tennis three times a week. I sleep well at night. I'm fine.

Giorgio Cattaneo, Treated with four sessions, during four days, at San Gerardo Hospital, Monza, Italy.

The treatment pathway

A Full Course of Treatment,
Completed in a Single Week.

From first session to last, SBRT with The Raypilot® System typically takes one week. Each treatment session in the linac room lasts approximately five minutes, and patients go home the same day.

Before Treatment

Planning Visit

A CT scan of the treatment area is performed to plan the radiation delivery. It takes about 30 minutes, and patients can go home straight after.

Treatment

Treatment Sessions

Treatment is delivered in 1 to 5 sessions, each lasting around 15 minutes. There is no surgery and no general anaesthesia. The patient goes home after every session.

Treatment

Total Duration

From first session to last, treatment is typically completed within a single week.

After Treatment

Follow-Up

The doctor will schedule routine check-ups after treatment. No hospital stay is required at any point during the process.

For reference: radical prostatectomy ~2 hrs under general anaesthesia, 1–2 nights in hospital, Catheter for 7–10 days, 4–6 weeks recovery. Source: Cancer control comparable to surgery (PACE-A, European Urology 2024).

Raypilot is a game changer for our clinic. Being able to track tumour movements in real time removes the uncertainty we previously felt about hypofractionation. The results so far have been very promising.

Professor Duncan McLaren, Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Edinburgh Cancer Centre, Scotland

How the Raypilot® System Improves Treatment

  • Protecting the Urethra

    The Raypilot Hypocath visualizes the urethra during treatment and planning, thereby enabling the physician to spare the urethra from the highest dose during treatment.

  • Consistent Conditions, Every Session

    Reproducible bladder filling and catheter positioning ensures consistent conditions every session.

  • The Right Dose, in The Right Place

    Continuous, real-time tracking ensures precise radiation delivery to the target. If the prostate moves beyond the predefined margins, the physician can stop the beam.

Published in NEJM, Lancet Oncology
& European Urology

400+ patients treated
across 22+ clinics

CE certified (MDD and MDR), 510(k) cleared

Works with most standard linacs

All Radioptherapy Clinics Have a Linac.
The Raypilot® System Simply Adds Accuracy.

Designed as an add-on to existing linear accelerators, the Raypilot® System installs in two days with no need for new infrastructure, additional treatment rooms, or clinical downtime.

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Built in Gothenburg.
Backed by Science.

Founded in 2003 at Chalmers University of Technology by four oncology professors with one conviction: real-time tumour tracking would transform prostate radiotherapy.

Today the Raypilot® System is CE marked (MDD and MDR), 510(k) cleared, and used in clinics across Europe and the US. Designed, developed and manufactured in Gothenburg.

2003

Founded at Chalmers

2009

Listed on Spotlight

CE + FDA

MDR certified
510(k) cleared

NEJM · Lancet · Eur Urol

Peer-reviewed 
clinical evidence

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