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Each year more than two million patients worldwide are potential candidates for SRS, yet due to the significant costs and complexities of historical delivery systems, only 150,000 patients currently receive such treatment. Japan Shonin-cleared in 2020, ZAP Surgical’s ZAP-X Gyroscopic Radiosurgery platform was designed to solve this challenge, and ultimately bring world-class SRS to more patients in more places. ZAP-X is recognized for being the first and only vault-free SRS delivery system, thereby typically eliminating the need for providers to build costly shielded radiation treatment rooms. Utilizing a modern linear accelerator to produce radiation, ZAP-X is also the first and only dedicated radiosurgery system to no longer require Cobalt-60 radioactive sources, thereby eliminating the significant costs to license, secure and regularly replace live radioactive isotopes. Built on a distinctive dual-gimbaled gantry design, the ZAP-X system uses gyroscopic mobility to direct radiosurgical beams from hundreds of unique angles to precisely concentrate radiation on the tumor target. This pioneering approach supports the clinical objective of protecting healthy brain tissue and patient neuro-cognitive function, as well as enable future potential SRS re-treatments without the unnecessary risks associated with multi-purpose radiation delivery technologies.

IL-1 SRS Without the Bunker: Introduction and Clinical Experience of ZAP-X Gyroscopic Radiosurgery