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Leksell gamma unit model c

Manufactured by Elekta
Sourced in United Kingdom

The Leksell Gamma Unit Model C is a medical device used for stereotactic radiosurgery. It is designed to deliver precise, high-dose radiation to targeted areas within the body, typically for the treatment of brain tumors and other neurological conditions. The device utilizes a cobalt-60 radiation source and a collimator system to focus the radiation beam on the desired treatment area.

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Radiosurgery for Benign Lesions

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Radiosurgery was performed using the Leksell Gamma Unit Model C (Elekta Instrument, Inc). The median lesion volume was 3.1 ml (0.03–28.9 ml). Figure 2 presents a typical dose plan for a representative case. The prescription dose was set at an isodose level of 50–90%, and the median margin dose was 11.9 Gy (range 8.5–18 Gy). A higher margin dose (>12 Gy) was avoided due to the benign nature of the lesions and used only in the early part of this study. A higher margin dose (>12 Gy) was avoided due to the benign nature of the lesions and used only in the early part of this stud To achieve a highly conformal dose distribution, multiple small shots were used to maximize the mean dose and minimize the radiation volume outside the target. No identifiable portion of the facial nerve received more than 13 Gy and the trigeminal nerve received no more than 15 Gy. The margin dose administered to tumors that bulged into tissue of the brainstem was reduced to 11 Gy. y. To achieve a highly conformal dose distribution, multiple small shots were used to maximize the mean dose and minimize the radiation volume outside the target. No identifiable portion of the facial nerve received more than 13 Gy and the trigeminal nerve received no more than 15 Gy. The margin dose administered to tumors that bulged into tissue of the brainstem was reduced to 11 Gy.
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Stereotactic Radiosurgery for Brain Tumors

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Stereotactic radiosurgery was performed using the Leksell Gamma Unit model C before 2011 and the Perfexion (Elekta Instrument, Inc, Crawley, UK) after 2011, GammaPlan software (Elekta) was used for treatment planning. Radiosurgery was done under local anesthesia (Lidocaine) without sedation. After applying the Leksell stereotactic frame, high-resolution MRI was performed to obtain information regarding tumor shape, and volume. Treatment planning was performed by a neurosurgeon and a medical physicist.
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