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Elekta and ADAC join forces
Philips’ ADAC Laboratories and Elekta Oncology Systems have entered a global alliance to offer hospitals a clinical radiotherapy solution. The alliance will strive to integrate ePinnacle, a radiotherapy treatment planning system, with the Elekta
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Philips’ ADAC Laboratories and Elekta Oncology Systems have entered a global alliance to offer hospitals a clinical radiotherapy solution. The alliance will strive to integrate ePinnacle, a radiotherapy treatment planning system, with the Elekta Precise Treatment System digital platform. The partnership encompasses joint marketing, sales, support, and development programs.
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