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How the BrachyDOSE works

sensor
sensor
Before treatment, a sensor is placed in or near the organ at risk
collected data
collected data
The sensor measures radiation dose during treatment

The data reveals the type and likelihood of tissue injury, helping clinicians reduce the risk of side effects

analysis
analysis

After treatment, the sensor is inserted into a scanner, which transfers the collected data to the computer

Value for hospitals

time
time
Saves 50% of medical personnel's time
cost
cost
Patients leave hospital 3-5 days earlier
Reduces 25% of overall cost per patient

"Our vision is radiotherapy without side effects in every hospital."

PhD Neringa Šeperienė

Chief Executive Officer

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Our Partners

KTU
KTU
european union
european union
eit health
eit health

Investors

Grant Support

roche
roche

Industry Support

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November 16-19th, 2026

Düsseldorf, Germany

September 17th, 2026

Vilnius, Lithuania

Collaborating with Europe's Radiotherapy and Life Science Ecosystem

  • European Society for Radiotherapy and Oncology

  • Connected with Europe's largest radiotherapy network

  • Access to clinical best practices and scientific exchange

  • Supporting evidence-based innovation in radiation oncology

  • Lithuania's Life Sciences Industry Association

  • Part of Lithuania's growing life-sciences ecosystem

  • Collaboration with biotech and medtech stakeholders

  • Supporting innovation in healthcare technologies

Office Location

K. Baršausko g. 59-B507, Kaunas, Lithuania

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