X-ray therapy system Xstrahl 100

Xstrahl 100 is a low-energy X-ray therapy system for the treatment of skin diseases

Clinical indications:

• Basalioma
• Squamous cell carcinoma
• Bowen's disease
• Keloid scars
• Psoriasis
• Superficial hemangiomas
• T-cell lymphoma of the skin (fungal mycosis)

The flexibility and mobility of the Xstrahl system allows the patient to be treated in a comfortable position. Treatment of superficial skin diseases is painless and does not leave postoperative sutures. The high speed at which the treatment is carried out minimizes its impact on the patient's daily life.

Concerto software makes the treatment process intuitive and allows the creation of detailed clinical records for each patient, including photographs. The range of motion of the emitter allows precise settings and positioning for each irradiation site. Its flexibility allows it to treat hard-to-reach areas such as the head and neck without compromising patient comfort.

The small size of the system allows it to be installed in a compact room, and its mobility allows for better use of space in the treatment room. Low radiation energy and short exposure times mean that a treatment room requires less radiation shielding than a high energy linear accelerator room.


The Fisica interface for medical physicists allows the system to be calibrated in accordance with the needs and tasks of the clinic, provides interaction with other systems and allows the maintenance of the machine. The integrated software "Concerto" and "Fisica" provide clinical and physical interfaces that allow the operator to accurately determine patient demographics and treatment parameters, as well as monitor the radiation process.

• Support for multiple languages
• Possibility of launching individual treatment modes and several heating modes
• The information is stored in the system under a unique identification number
• Each operator uses a unique username and password to log in to the system 

Optional XBridge software provides the ability to communicate with third-party clinical information systems to import patient demographics and export treatment reports.