Clinical Laserthermia Systems to Exhibit MRI-Guided Laser Thermal Therapy System at 12th Interventional MRI Symposium
TRANBERG® | Thermal Therapy System (http://clinicallaser.com/tranberg/thermal-therapy-system/) and single-use accessories (http://clinicallaser.com/tranberg/applicators-accessories/) at the 12thInterventional MRI Symposium this October 5-6, 2018 in Boston, Massachusetts. The symposium will feature lectures by medical experts, scientific presentations, and technical exhibits by vendors.
CLS developed its TRANBERG® |Thermal Therapy System (http://clinicallaser.com/tranberg/thermal-therapy-system/) as a minimally invasive, safe solution for MRI-guided focal laser ablation treatments for tumors and soft tissue. Its unique, non-cooled, laser fiber technology is designed to optimize heat distribution, eliminate the need for external cooling, and help reduce procedure times.
"CLS is excited to present our Thermal Therapy System and products at this year's annual Interventional MRI Symposium," stated Alan Weinberg, General Manager for CLS Americas, Inc.
"Participants and attendees for this symposium are precisely the types of experts, physicians, and clinicians our medical instruments and products are designed for."
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About the CLS TRANBERG® | Thermal Therapy System
CLS developed the system for image guided high precision soft tissue thermal therapy and ablation procedures. The system can be configured for MR or CT/US-guided procedures using tissue temperature feedback for precise therapy and ablation control. The system includes a desktop mobile laser unit, new innovative non-cooled laser applicators, external tissue temperature probe sensors and procedure specific accessories.
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The TRANBERG® |Thermal Therapy System has not yet received market clearance for immune stimulating interstitial laser thermotherapy (imILT®) by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States of America (USA).