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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Siemens
Model: MD2

Location: United States, California

88888 88,888

1991

926336662

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Siemens
Model: Mevatron 6740

Location: United States, Virginia

20000 20,000

1985

294434129

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Varian
Model: Clinac 2300C/D

Location: Italy, Bologna

100876.5047412 100,877

2000

862533695

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Elekta
Model: Elekta Synergy

Location: Israel, Tel Aviv

290000 290,000

2007

437610283

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Varian
Model: Clinac 2100C/D

Location: United States, Ohio

50000 50,000

1999

517798231

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Varian
Model: Clinac 21EX

Location: Germany, Bremen

99000 99,000

2005

817762721

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Varian
Model: Clinac 2300C/D

Location: United States, Florida

58888 58,888

1993

582937937

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Varian
Model: Clinac 2300C/D

Location: United States, New Jersey

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2000

728590602

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Siemens
Model: Primus K

Location: India, Chandigarh

320000 320,000

2008

750071754

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Varian
Model: Clinac 21EX

Location: United States, Florida

225000 225,000

2003

2102342179

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Siemens
Model: MEVATRON KD2

Location: United States, Florida

18000 18,000

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685694428

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Varian
Model: Clinac iX

Location: United States, New Jersey

Negotiable

2007

437355713

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Varian
Model: Clinac 2100C

Location: Bolivia, Santa Cruz

100000 100,000

1996

885589288

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Varian
Model: Clinac 23EX

Location: United States, New Jersey

Negotiable

2005

896688889

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Device: Linear Accelerator
Manufacturer: Elekta
Model: Elekta Precise

Location: Israel, Tel Aviv

150000 150,000

2004

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Linear Accelerator may also be referred to as :

Linear Accelerator, Radiotherapy Unit | IMRT | LINAC

Tips for buying Linear Accelerator

1. Facilities should select the radiotherapy unit based on the range of energies required and ease of patient setup.
2. Due to the high price of radiotherapy units, facilities need to carefully assess their needs and choose a versatile linear accelerator unit (LINAC)that can meet their needs.
3. Many different linear accelerator designs are available from various manufacturers, who offer a slightly different approach to device design. There is no sufficient data to show the clinical superiority of a particular radiotherapy unit’s design.
4. Different models offer various numbers and sizes of collimator leaves.
5. The main differences between low, mid, and high-energy LINACs are the photon and electron energy ranges. Buyers should choose the appropriate linear accelerator type based on the main uses of the unit.
6. The cobalt units, much like the low energy linear accelerators, are mainly used for treating bone cancer and head, neck, and breast tumors.
7. For treating deep-seated neoplasms and tumors of the pelvis and thorax, higher energy LINACs are used. These can also produce low-energy beams, and therefore are capable of more applications than lower-energy linear accelerators. However, they are significantly more expensive.
8. The accelerator can be either a travel or standing wave accelerator for all types of LINACs. The microwave power source can be either magnetron or klystron, and the gantry rotation range should be 360°.
9. Linear accelerator s should have multileaf collimators with at least 40 leaves.
10. For x-rays, the collimators should define fields of 40 × 40 cm. For electrons, they should be 25 × 25 cm.
11. Radiation treatment requires a wide range of photon and electron energy and treatment field sizes due to the fact that cancerous tumors occur at different depths and locations within the body.
12. Approximately 60% of patients require low-energy therapy, 25% of patients require medium to high-energy therapy, and 15% require a high-energy electron beam.
13. Before installation of a radiotherapy unit, the shielding requirements should be determined by a medical physicist. Due to the higher doses, IMRT may require additional shielding.
14. For calibrating radiotherapy units and identifying operating irregularities, buyers should establish a comprehensive quality assurance program.