Moldcare in Radiation Therapy for Brain Cancer

May was Brain Cancer Awareness Month.

Malignant Brain tumors are cancerous and can be divided into two categories: primary brain tumors, which start in the brain. Metastatic (or secondary) brain tumors are malignant tumors that originate in other parts of the body (breast, lung, colon etc.) and spread to the brain.

Treatment will depend on multiple factors including the type, location and size of the cancer and may include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy or a combination of treatments.

During Radiation Therapy treatment (external beam, stereotactic radiosurgery, proton therapy) of brain cancers, the patient must be immobilized in a precise, reproducible and comfortable position.

Moldcare customizable patient support cushions are frequently used radiation therapy treatment of brain cancers providing a patient specific custom fit resulting in increased set up reproducibility, and improved comfort which helps ensure accurate treatment delivery and the desired patient outcome.

Moldcare customizable cushions are activated with a quick spray of water eliminating the need for water bath or oven activation. Since it is MR Safe it can be used in the MR suite. A wide range of sizes and shapes are available for various treatment applications.

Please refer to research papers using Moldcare for Brain Cancer as attached.
230529_Moldcare Research Paper List_Brain.pdf