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Sensus Healthcare makes a family of superficial X-ray machines used in dermatology offices to treat basal and squamous cell skin cancers and keloids without surgery.
Sensus Healthcare of Boca Raton holds FDA clearances for a superficial radiotherapy system (K123985, 2013), image-guided versions with high-frequency ultrasound (K131582, 2013; K150037, 2015), an updated model (K173425, 2018) and an intraoperative X-ray system (K182641, 2019). It markets its image-guided model as "the only FDA cleared IG-SRT", a maker's claim; which clearance covers it is not stated. An earlier clearance under the same model name (K063456, 2007) is held by Topex, Inc.; whether Topex was Sensus's predecessor was not confirmed. The models are listed on the superficial radiotherapy record.
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Shares Electronic brachytherapy (Xoft Axxent, Esteya), Brachytherapy, intraoperative and skin radiotherapy machines: afterloaders, theatre linacs and office X-ray units.
Shares Electronic brachytherapy (Xoft Axxent, Esteya), Brachytherapy, intraoperative and skin radiotherapy machines: afterloaders, theatre linacs and office X-ray units.
Shares Electronic brachytherapy (Xoft Axxent, Esteya), Brachytherapy, intraoperative and skin radiotherapy machines: afterloaders, theatre linacs and office X-ray units.
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