Novalis is a technology used in stereotactic radiosurgery to precisely focus radiation beams to treat cancer. Using innovative imaging guidance, Novalis accurately targets cancerous tumors while avoiding surrounding healthy tissues.
Novalis is designed to treat cancer in a wide range of locations throughout the body in a single treatment session or in fewer treatment sessions than other types of radiosurgery. At Cleveland Clinic, Novalis radiosurgery is used to treat brain tumors, tumors near the spine and tumors in the lung, pancreas, liver and other organs.
