Los Angeles, CA, August 6, 2024 - Standard Imaging, a renowned leader in radiation oncology QA instruments, showcased their latest breakthroughs in hardware and software solutions at the 2024 AAPM Annual Meeting and Exhibition. AAPM served as the platform for Standard Imaging to unveil their expanded solutions portfolio, designed to ensure the highest standards of safe QA in clinics worldwide.

Eric DeWerd, President of Standard Imaging, emphasized, “Our theme at AAPM was risk management. Radiation oncology centers focus on creating a culture of safety, supported by robust systems and processes, to manage and mitigate risks associated with radiation therapy. Our valuable QA products play an important role in this process to improve patient care. We are dedicated to continually expanding the capabilities and features of our products, ensuring thorough QA for safer treatments and an improved user experience.”

The Complete Patient QA Solution: Prevent. Protect. Perfect.

“We are thrilled to highlight our comprehensive suite of QA software solutions,” said Vicky Howard, MS, MBA, DABR, Standard Imaging Product Manager and Support Physicist. "Together, these tools enhance patient safety and risk management. This integrated approach ensures the highest standard of patient-specific QA throughout the entire treatment process.”

Standard Imaging introduced the highly anticipated new Adaptivo ™ software. A fully automated In Vivo quality assurance tool, the software uses EPID images to automatically evaluate treatment delivery conformance for every fraction.

LinacView™ facilitates proactive patient plan delivery QA through meticulous logfile analysis, particularly within Elekta Unity's adaptive workflow.

IMSure 3D™ provides precise 3D dose calculations in minutes, utilizing Monte Carlo accuracy for an automated second check.

All You Need for Stereotactic QA

Standard Imaging expanded their suite of integrated Stereotactic QA solutions to include a pseudo-anthropomorphic phantom: LUCY™ EA, Daily CT SIM QA phantom: CT/SIM Check, and the end-to-end SBRT+ phantom: LUCY™ ThorX

Designed to streamline end-to-end and multiple metastases SRS and SGRT QA procedures, the LUCY EA phantom redefines efficiency and precision in medical physics. It’s the ideal phantom for validating and maintaining the required accuracy for safe and effective SRS treatments.

“The LUCY EA exemplifies accessibility and reliability, meeting the stringent demands of SRS and SGRT QA with unmatched ease,” said Andrea Zens, Standard Imaging Product Manager. “Its design ensures effortless access to cranial inserts, expediting QA processes while maintaining setup integrity.”

Achieve daily CT SIM QA in five minutes with the new CT/SIM Check. Developed with simplicity for implementing a broad range of CT/SIM performance analyses for TG-66.

Evaluate your entire radiotherapy treatment process with the LUCY ThorX. Simulation, treatment planning, imaging, and delivery QA as recommended by the AAPM Task Group and MPPG guidelines. Perform robust Multiple Met SBRT QA with pseudo-anthropomorphic anatomy and four detector cavities and targets.

Annual QA Made Easy: DoseView 3D Water Phantom

DoseView™ 3D stands out in the field of QA due to its superior precision, robust hardware, and advanced software that ensures reliable and accurate data. The automatic detector alignment and Cartesian coordinate system streamline the QA process, reducing setup time while maintaining high accuracy. Intuitive software offers the automation and capabilities needed for maintaining and verifying linac performance. Make commissioning and beam scanning easier with confidence in data and workflow efficiency.

About Standard Imaging

Standard Imaging remains at the forefront of the industry with cutting-edge QA solutions that guarantee precise, reliable, and safe patient care. By continuously advancing technology and setting new standards of excellence, they reinforce their commitment to equipping clinics worldwide with the essential tools for achieving optimal treatment outcomes. For more information, contact the Standard Imaging team.