The original Rosen Radiation Center opened in 1980 with one linear accelerator, one simulator, and a treatment planning computer. Today, three linear accelerators afford a wide range of radiation treatment options. A high-efficiency, state of the art CT simulator improves specialists' ability to locate tumors relative to healthy tissue and means patients undergo simulation only once, rather than each time treatment is adjusted. In addition, Rosen supports clinical studies, thus allowing patients opportunities to participate in national research. CCOM Oncology Research Oncology Research is a vital aspect of the CCOM program.
Active research is integral to excellence in cancer care.
Moreover, it creates opportunities for patients to take part in important and innovative nationwide cancer studies, and gives patients early access to new cancer-fighting drugs. CCOM's new information library is a new, automated medical information system. This number gives you access to information concerning current concepts in caring for people with cancer or blood disorder, CCOM services, and how to access the care or service you need. To learn more about cancer and ways to prevent certain types of cancer, click here for practical advice.