Image-guided treatments are less invasive than traditional surgery. We view and treat a tumor at the same time, using imaging techniques such as MRI, CT, X-ray and ultrasound. As a result, we can treat cancer in a more targeted way. No or only a small incision is needed, putting less strain on the patient’ body and making a long hospital stay unnecessary.
“At UMC Utrecht, we are constantly coming up with new and improved image-guided treatment methods. We are eager to treat cancer more precisely and minimally invasively. These therapies, such as the MR-Linac, play an important role in keeping healthcare accessible to as many people as possible.”
Our researchers are joined in research groups, focusing on a specific topic or project. Please search for our research groups working on image-guided therapies.
Find out moreWe cherish our associate professors. At UMC Utrecht, we give them the opportunity to hold their own ‘inaugural lecture’: the UHD lecture. This allows them to present their research work and vision in a comprehensive video, available to all audiences.
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