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Join us in Warsaw on June 24th, 2025, for the Brainlab Central Europe SRS & SBRT Symposium 2025. Experience an inspiring lineup of expert talks and engaging discussions on cutting-edge developments in radiotherapy and radiosurgery.

Highlights of the symposium:

• Discover advancements:  Attend scientific talks and explore the latest techniques in precision, personalization, and standardization of SRS & SBRT.
• Join interactive sessions:  Take part in live demonstrations and dynamic discussions that will shape the future of patient care.
• Network with experts:  Engage with leading professionals in the field and connect with peers from across Central Europe.  

We look forward to welcoming you to Warsaw this June! Click here to learn more: Welcome | Brainlab

Join us in Brussels for a vibrant evening with insightful clinical talks by renowned clinical experts and inspirational discussions on SRS & SBRT.

Experience cutting edge of radiotherapy and radiosurgery at our exciting sunset symposium focused on precision, personalization, and standardization in Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) and Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy (SBRT). This event will bring together clinicians, medical physicists, and radiation oncologists to share valuable clinical techniques and innovative management strategies, as well as insights into the transformative impact of big data in the field of SRS & SBRT.

We look forward to welcoming you to Brussels for this inspiring event! Click here to learn more: Welcome | Brainlab

Big News! 🎉 We are excited to announce that the Brainlab Novalis Circle 10th International Conference is happening on September 18-19, 2026, in the vibrant city of Munich, Germany!

Mark your calendars and get ready for two full days of cutting-edge scientific talks and thought-provoking discussions, featuring some of the most brilliant minds in the world of stereotactic radiosurgery and stereotactic body radiation therapy.

It’s going to be an unforgettable event, and we can’t wait to see you there!  

Hello,

My clinic is new to using BrainLab Dynamic so we are trying to establish our tolerances for treatments of patients. Could anyone provide us with recommendations for X-ray and surface tolerances that you have found to work for treatments? Any and all body part tolerances would be appreciated. Breath-Hold and non Lung/Breast, Prostate, Brain, etc. SBRT tolerances as well and Conventional treatment tolerances would be appreciated as well.

Thank you in advance!

Auckland Radiation Oncology in New Zealand has successfully utilized ExacTrac Dynamic (ETD) to treat a patient who otherwise would not have been eligible for radiation therapy. Due to breathing difficulties, the patient was unable to lie flat, making CBCT and other imaging techniques unfeasible.

Thanks to the advanced surface and X-ray positioning and monitoring capabilities of ETD, the patient was treated with precision and ease, showcasing the technology's ability to overcome complex clinical challenges!

A big congratulations to the entire team @GenesisCare Noosa for going live with their first patients utilising their brand new ExacTrac Dynamic 2.0 system. 

This cutting-edge technology enables seamless patient positioning and monitoring for a wide range of radiation therapy workflows including breast and prostate. 

You can find out more about how ExacTrac Dynamic can streamline your treatment workflows via the following link: https://www.brainlab.com/radiosurgery-products/exactrac/

Brainlab Novalis Circle will host a webinar, "Commissioning and clinical Implementation – From distortion correction and small field dosimetry to breath-hold treatments" on December 17th at 8:00 AM Pacific Time (5:00 PM Central European Time).

We are honored to welcome the following speakers as they present their latest insights and experiences:

🎙️ Thierry Gevaert, PhD, UZ Brussel, Belgium: Distortion correction commissioning

🎙️ Lauren X. Weinstein, MSc, Kaiser Permanente Cancer Treatment Center, South San Francisco, CA, United States: How small is too small?

🎙️ Garrett C. Baltz, MS, Scripps Cancer Center, San Diego, CA, United States: Commissioning ExacTrac Dynamic for breath-hold treatments

Participation is only possible for Novalis Circle Members. If you are not yet a member, please click here.

We’re pleased to host the Advanced Clinical Course “ExacTrac Dynamic for Breast Cancer” in cooperation with the Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel and the clinical team of Prof. Mark De Ridder and Thierry Gevaert, PhD.

This course is a comprehensive training program aimed at supporting the use of ExacTrac Dynamic for breast cancer treatments. Attendees will learn about specific imaging, CT simulation, breath-hold techniques, and general strategies for treating breast cancer and will familiarize themselves with using the ExacTrac Dynamic Breath-Hold modules.

More information here.

Interested? Contact your local Brainlab Sales representative.

*Please note: A Brainlab Academy ticket is needed to be able to attend this course and this course will be only in French.

Attendee Question from 9th International Novalis Circle Congress.

Section: SBRT - Lung SBRT Practice Update

Speaker: Carmen Rubio Rodriguez

When treating lung tumors with SBRT in DIBH, how often do you see inter-breathhold tumor shift?