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Technical documents

The documents your physicist and therapists will ask for.

Attenuation data, the setup procedure and the cleared labeling, sent on request from [email protected] — usually within one business day.

A therapist placing the compression arch on the frame
<2%

Measured beam attenuation6, 10 and 15 MV

9.1lb

Base frame weight4.1 kg

−928HU

CT number of the frameAir is −1000

Two

Part numbers, everything includedAFPIS · LBV2

Three documents

Attenuation data package

Method, per-energy single-beam measurements at 6, 10 and 15 MV, and the per-patient D95 analysis across eleven patients and three manufactured units. For physics review. Request →

Patient setup procedure

The simulation workflow, step by step, and the four-step daily setup from the worksheet, in the terminology therapists use in the room. Request →

Labeling and Instructions for Use

The cleared labeling, including the intended use and the MR conditions for each component. Request →

Documents are sent to healthcare professionals and institutions. We review each request and send them from [email protected], usually within one business day. Please do not include patient information in a request.

The brochure

The product brochure covers the motion-management stack, the two mechanisms, the therapist workflow, the attenuation measurements, the heritage of frame-based SBRT and the specifications, in eight pages. It is sent as a PDF on request. Get the brochure →

Specifications at a glance

ModelAFPIS · LBV2 — AerFrame™ Patient Immobilization System · Alignment Laser Box
Base frame weight9.1 lb / 4.1 kg
Dimensions1200 × 514 × 236 mm (47.24 × 20.24 × 9.29 in)
Beam attenuation<2% measured, 6/10/15 MV, away from the side rails
CT number−928 HU (air ≈ −1000)
LINAC & couchtopAgnostic — friction-based indexing
MRMR Conditional per labeling
Image guidanceIGRT required each fraction
RegulatoryFDA 510(k) cleared for photon-based immobilization
Warranty3 years · 30-day return

What to expect from a demonstration

  1. We bring the frame.
  2. Your therapists run the four-step setup themselves.
  3. Your physicist gets the attenuation data package.

On site, on your own couch, or as a virtual walkthrough. Request a demonstration →

Questions

Who can request the documents?

Healthcare professionals and institutions evaluating AerFrame: radiation oncologists, medical physicists, radiation therapists and administrators. We review each request before sending.

How quickly are they sent?

Usually within one business day, by email from [email protected].

Is the attenuation data published?

The attenuation measurements are data on file at Stabilix and are shared on request. The compression figures quoted on this site come from the published literature on comparable rigid frame systems.

Can I get the IFU before buying?

Yes. The labeling and Instructions for Use are available on request so that your physics and therapy teams can review the intended use and the MR conditions before a demonstration.

How do I reach Stabilix directly?

Email [email protected] or call +1 856 304 5998. Stabilix is in Plano, Texas.

Request the documents.

Choose the documents on the request form; we send them from [email protected]. For healthcare professionals and institutions. FDA 510(k) cleared for photon-based immobilization; specifications per current cleared labeling.