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Panacea Medical Technologies is an Indian maker of radiotherapy equipment whose Siddharth-II linear accelerator is cleared by the US FDA.
Panacea Medical Technologies, whose FDA filings give an address in the Malur industrial area of Kolar district, Karnataka, holds 510(k) K210894 (September 2021) for the Siddharth-II linac and IMPACT, a 6 MV machine with flattened and flattening-filter-free beams that named Varian's Halcyon and TrueBeam as predicates, and a further clearance in 2023 (K222762). OnCo links it to conventional linacs as one of the lower-cost makers outside the two large vendors.
Shares Linear accelerator machines: from Clinac to AI-imaging linacs, rings and radiosurgery units, C-arm medical linear accelerators (TrueBeam, Versa HD and others) and the tag machines-wave3.
Shares Linear accelerator machines: from Clinac to AI-imaging linacs, rings and radiosurgery units and the tag machines-wave3.
Shares Linear accelerator machines: from Clinac to AI-imaging linacs, rings and radiosurgery units and the tag machines-wave3.
Shares Linear accelerator machines: from Clinac to AI-imaging linacs, rings and radiosurgery units and the tag machines-wave3.
Shares Linear accelerator machines: from Clinac to AI-imaging linacs, rings and radiosurgery units and the tag machines-wave3.
Shares Ring-gantry linacs (Halcyon, Ethos), C-arm medical linear accelerators (TrueBeam, Versa HD and others).
Shares Ring-gantry linacs (Halcyon, Ethos), Linear accelerator machines: from Clinac to AI-imaging linacs, rings and radiosurgery units, C-arm medical linear accelerators (TrueBeam, Versa HD and others).
Shares Ring-gantry linacs (Halcyon, Ethos), C-arm medical linear accelerators (TrueBeam, Versa HD and others).
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