Terapet
 Terapet has developed an add-on device to improve existing proton therapy, which is an advanced form of radiotherapy for cancer treatment that can target tumors with extreme precision. It is a non-invasive medical device placed close to the patient during the treatment to enable doctors to monitor the delivered proton dose inside the patients during cancer treatment: in-vivo, non-invasively, in 3D and in real-time. As a result, the doctor is able to remove the margins around the tumor, which means a safer and more precise treatment for the patient.
Terapet has developed an add-on device to improve existing proton therapy, which is an advanced form of radiotherapy for cancer treatment that can target tumors with extreme precision. It is a non-invasive medical device placed close to the patient during the treatment to enable doctors to monitor the delivered proton dose inside the patients during cancer treatment: in-vivo, non-invasively, in 3D and in real-time. As a result, the doctor is able to remove the margins around the tumor, which means a safer and more precise treatment for the patient. Primary contact
Rue du Pré-Bouvier 7
Meyrin
1217 Geneva
Switzerland
+41 76 466 9139
Rue du Pré-Bouvier 7
Meyrin
1217 Geneva
Switzerland
+41 76 466 9139
 Links
https://terapet.ch/
https://terapet.ch/
Diseases & Conditions Cancer
Sections Device Maker
Funding 💰
Total  $3.1M
Select investors Venture Kick, Nina Capital, Foundation for Technological Innovation (FIT), MassChallenge, Fongit Seed Invest, InnoSuisse, Efficient Frontier Investing
Key people 🧑🤝🧑
- Dr. Christina Vallgren - Co-founder & CEO
- Dr. Marcus Palm - Co-founder & CTO
- Prof. Raymond Miralbell, M.D. Ph.D. - Co-founder & CSO
- Maarten Schokker - Regulatory & Quality Manager
- Hervé Duffour - Marketing & Sales Manager
Highlights ⭐
- Solving a problem: Today, there are no commercial solutions for verifying, in-vivo, that the treated patient receives the correct dose of proton therapy at the right location.
- Bold vision: Terapet aims to have its solutions an integral part of the next generation of proton therapy, which will be safer, more precise, faster and available for the wider public.
- It's tested: Terapet tested its device with real proton beams at Skandion Clinic in Sweden in April 2021. At that time, they managed to detect the proton beams in-vivo with < 1 mm precision, as expected.
- Science-backed team: Two of the co-founders are former CERN physicists with more than 10 years of experience from CERN, which has long been involved in the development of proton therapy.
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 Last update:  August 22, 2022 
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