KU Health will spend $39M-$45M on equipment for new cancer treatment
The University of Kansas Health System signed an agreement with global medical technology company IBA to buy a proton therapy system, which is a highly specialized form of radiation treatment that will be offered through the University of Kansas Cancer Center.
The $39 million-$45 million contract includes the price for a ProteusONE unit and a long-term operation and maintenance agreement. KU Health anticipates breaking ground on a new proton therapy center to house the treatment system later this…
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