RE: Collaboration with University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust20 Feb 2020 09:26
Yes, another encouraging endorsement!
UHB's choice of Advanced Oncotherapy not only strengthens our leading position as technology disruptor in proton therapy, but also demonstrates our strong momentum and the clear opportunity we have to meet a significant unmet medical need: only 200 treatment rooms today globally but a need of at least 10,000 treatment rooms if only 20% of patients undergoing radiotherapy are treated with proton therapy.
With three partnerships announced in the last two months - the Cleveland Clinic, The London Clinicand the Mediterranean Hospital of Limassol - this fourth agreement is another important step for us as a Company and it is in line with our continuous commitment to defeat cancer."
Yes another encouraging endorsement!
UHB's choice of Advanced Oncotherapy not only strengthens our leading position as technology disruptor in proton therapy, but also demonstrates our strong momentum and the clear opportunity we have to meet a significant unmet medical need: only 200 treatment rooms today globally but a need of at least 10,000 treatment rooms if only 20% of patients undergoing radiotherapy are treated with proton therapy.
With three partnerships announced in the last two months - the Cleveland Clinic, The London Clinicand the Mediterranean Hospital of Limassol - this fourth agreement is another important step for us as a Company and it is in line with our continuous commitment to defeat cancer."
UHB's choice of Advanced Oncotherapy not only strengthens our leading position as technology disruptor in proton therapy, but also demonstrates our strong momentum and the clear opportunity we have to meet a significant unmet medical need: only 200 treatment rooms today globally but a need of at least 10,000 treatment rooms if only 20% of patients undergoing radiotherapy are treated with proton therapy.
With three partnerships announced in the last two months - the Cleveland Clinic, The London Clinicand the Mediterranean Hospital of Limassol - this fourth agreement is another important step for us as a Company and it is in line with our continuous commitment to defeat cancer."
UHB's choice of Advanced Oncotherapy not only strengthens our leading position as technology disruptor in proton therapy, but also demonstrates our strong momentum and the clear opportunity we have to meet a significant unmet medical need: only 200 treatment rooms today globally but a need of at least 10,000 treatment rooms if only 20% of patients undergoing radiotherapy are treated with proton therapy.
With three partnerships announced in the last two months - the Cleveland Clinic, The London Clinic and the Mediterranean Hospital of Limassol - this fourth agreement is another important step for us as a Company and it is in line with our continuous commitment to defeat cancer."