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High-dose brachytherapy
High-dose brachytherapy is a type of radiation therapy in which a radioactive source of radiation using an endostat is located inside an affected organ. Thus, radiation directly affects the tumor, practically without affecting adjacent healthy tissues. This method is used not only for treatment malignancies of the vagina, cervix and uterine body, but also rectum, as well as esophagus. Brachytherapy significantly improved the effectiveness of treatment, simplified and accelerated the rehabilitation process.
2021: Rusatom Healthcare received registration certificate for the Brahium gamma-therapeutic complex
On December 24, 2021, the Research Institute of Technical Physics and Automation (JSC NIITFA), which is part of the management circuit of Rusatom Healthcare JSC (the division accumulating the expertise of Rosatom State Corporation in the field of healthcare) received a registration certificate for the Brahium gamma-therapeutic complex. Deliveries of medical equipment to medical institutions will begin in 2022. Read more here
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