CUH has seen 200 new patients in radiotherapy and 50 patients in chemotherapy in the last six weeks alone, demonstrating the seriousness of the challenge cancer presents. Through the use of the new technology, clinicians can quickly select the treatments most likely to benefit individual patients, uncover novel treatment options and identify clinical trial possibilities for those with cancer. Tests are currently taking approximately two weeks to come back from referral labs in Dublin or the UK - with this equipment we can commence the best targeted treatments at a much quicker pace with same day result...
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CUH has seen 200 new patients in radiotherapy and 50 patients in chemotherapy in the last six weeks alone, demonstrating the seriousness of the challenge cancer presents. Through the use of the new technology, clinicians can quickly select the treatments most likely to benefit individual patients, uncover novel treatment options and identify clinical trial possibilities for those with cancer. Tests are currently taking approximately two weeks to come back from referral labs in Dublin or the UK - with this equipment we can commence the best targeted treatments at a much quicker pace with same day results.”
€100,000 has been raised over the last 2 years from a number of events and the Fenton family has raised €75,000 specifically towards this specific equipment in memory of their daughter Karen who died in 2017 from Ovarian cancer.
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