At Campus Genolier, state-of-the-art technology is used to significantly improve treatment outcomes in surgery and oncology. In particular, the integration of robotics into surgical procedures and the data-based personalisation of radiotherapy are opening up new dimensions in cancer treatment.
Robotics is used at Campus Genolier as an integral part of surgical innovations. In surgery, it enables more precise interventions, which is particularly important in oncology. For radiation oncology, robotics contributes to the accurate positioning and control of treatments, enabling more precise radiation delivery to tumour cells.
One example of this is that robotics allows us to track the tumour in real time during the treatment process, with inframillimetric accuracy. This ultimately enables control over the tumour that is equivalent to surgical precision – but without having to open the patient. This minimises the risk of damage to the surrounding tissue and significantly improves the overall efficiency of cancer therapy.
The combination of robotics and data-driven patient care creates significant synergies at Campus Genolier. Robotics enable precise treatment procedures, while data-driven systems ensure that these treatments are optimally tailored to the individual patient.
Together, these technologies strengthen the efficiency and effectiveness of treatments. The future of radiation oncology will be in an increasingly technological and personalised approach, in which robotics, artificial intelligence and big data will play a key role.