22 peer-reviewed studies across 4 clinical indications. Each card distils the comparative result so you can see, in seconds, where Gold Anchor stands against the alternative.
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Peer-reviewed studies that measured Gold Anchor™ directly, with the key result from each paper's abstract. The quoted line shows where the paper names Gold Anchor™.
In real-time gated proton therapy commissioning, the 0.4 x 10.0 mm Gold Anchor gave the best tracking results, with visibility up to 30 g/cm².
Tan HQ, Koh CWY, Lew KS et al.
“The 0.4x10.0 mm² Gold Anchor TM gave the best tracking results with visibility up to 30 g/cm².”
Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics
Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics (Deng et al.)
BMC Medical Imaging
Physics in Medicine & Biology (Sakata et al.)
Cureus (Lundqvist & Levin)
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology
PMC / Radiation Oncology
Clinical and Translational Radiation Oncology
Current Oncology (Moskalenko et al.)
Journal of Radiation Research
Arab Journal of Gastroenterology (Marsico et al.)
Clinical and Translational Radiation Oncology (de Blanck et al.)
Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics
Journal of Radiation Research
Physica Medica
Radiological Physics and Technology
Frontiers in Oncology
Clinical and Translational Radiation Oncology
Radiotherapy & Oncology
PLoS One
Acta Oncologica
Journal of Contemporary Brachytherapy
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Longer-form papers on Gold Anchor across MR-only workflows, proton therapy and comparative imaging — companions to the peer-reviewed evidence above.
Head-to-head against coil, cylindrical and titanium fiducials — migration, visibility, artefact.
Material whitepaper on the MR+ variant designed for MR-only planning workflows.
Clinical experience with MR-only prostate SBRT planning using Gold Anchor MR+.
Why Gold Anchor outperforms alternatives in prostate stereotactic body radiotherapy.
PTCOG paper — fluence perturbation, imaging and image-guidance in proton centres.
Global trends in fiducial implantation practice across modern radiotherapy.
Educational primer for new users — the case for marker-based IGRT.
Background and storytelling content. Implantation demos and customer testimonials live on the product page.
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Conventional coil and cylindrical fiducials migrate up to 19–47 %. Can a 0.32 % migration rate change how prostate SBRT is planned?
Read thisRadiation OncologistWhen the target moves with every breath, what does it take to get from 5.3 mm soft-tissue alignment error down to 1.5 mm?
Read thisRadiation OncologistRoughly one in five standard coil markers migrate in lung parenchyma. What changes with a fold-anchor design and a thinner needle?
Read thisRadiation OncologistWhat is the proton-fluence perturbation at clinical energies — and how do Gold Anchor fiducials compare to gold cylinders and titanium markers?
Read thisRadiation OncologistA single-page overview of where the published evidence sits for prostate, liver, lung and particle therapy.
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