3DPrint.com January 29, 2024
Joris Peels

Radiation treatment is a crucial aspect of contemporary medicine, with half of all cancer patients undergoing it. By directing X-ray or proton beams at a tumor, it’s possible to halts tumor growth and damage its DNA, ultimately leading to its death. Historically, radiation therapy has been somewhat rudimentary, targeting large areas of the body. However, ongoing refinements have led to more precise and effective treatments.

Given the over 12 million annual cancer cases reported globally, improving the efficacy of radiation treatment is significant both in terms of prolonging life and reducing financial impact. Now, Baltimore, Maryland-based Kallisio has received FDA 510(k) clearance for its patient-specific oral stents, called Stentra, which play a crucial role in protecting healthy tissue during...

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