Resources

For Doctors

There is a body of evidence supporting the role of SXRT in the management of non-melanoma skin cancer. The first publication in treating skin cancer with SXRT was published in 1902, proving the effective eradication of a ‘rodent ulcer’ in the facial skin of a patient.

With the development of megavoltage therapy and linear accelerators and with surgery becoming the standard of care in managing non-melanoma skin cancers, the use of SXRT has diminished over time.

Over the past decade, SXRT has undergone a renaissance in the management of inoperable skin cancer. Technically all skin cancers are operable, but surgery is not always the best treatment option.

With SXRT offering comparative results to surgery, SXRT should be part of the informed consent discussion for every non-melanoma skin cancer.

Our results attest to the efficacy of SXRT in the management of non-melanoma skin cancer. We offer selected in-house resources and references on the benefits of SXRT in the management of non-melanoma skin cancer.

For more information, please get in touch.

Recommended Reading

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For Patients

In case you missed out, here are the important documents and fine print:

Articles & Videos

Resources 1

The Importance of Regular Skin Cancer Screenings

Skin cancer is a significant health concern in Australia, with two out of three Australians diagnosed by age 70. Early detection through regular skin cancer screenings can save lives and ensure better cosmetic outcomes. At Just Skin Treatment Clinic, we prioritize early detection and effective treatment for our patients.

Resources 2

Video | When is SXRT A Good Option

Unsure about whether SXRT is a good option for you? Join Dr Colin Dicks as he discusses when SXRT should be considered as a treatment option for your skin cancer.

Resources 3

Video | The Treatment Process

Join us on a visual walk through of the SXRT treatment process from start to finish at Just Skin Treatment Clinic. Our staff are on hand to ensure you feel safe, comfortable and well informed.

Resources 4

Understanding Non-Melanoma Skin Cancers: A Comprehensive Guide

Non-melanoma skin cancers are among the most common types of skin cancers, yet they are often misunderstood. In this comprehensive guide, we aim to provide an in-depth understanding of non-melanoma skin cancers, shedding light on their types, causes, risk factors, and early signs.

Resources 7

Introducing our Machine

Just Skin uses SXRT technology to treat skin cancer. In this video, Martin our Managing Director walks us through our Xstrahl 100’s uses, functions and benefits.

Resources 8

Introducing Just Skin

Just Skin Treatment Clinic opened in 2017. We now have 4 clinics located in Maroochydore, Gympie, Noosa and Toowoomba, and have treated thousands of skin cancers with SXRT.

In this Video our General Manager Joanna introduces us to Just Skin, what we do, and why we do it.

Resources 9

What is Superficial X-ray Therapy?

When it comes to radiotherapy there is plenty of room for miscommunication and misunderstanding. Not all radiation is the same, and not all applications of radiation are suited to skin cancer. To avoid confusion, here are five things to consider.

Resources 10

Welcome to Just Skin Treatment Clinic

Welcome to our Maroochydore Clinic. Have you ever wondered what the process of coming for SXRT treatment at one of our clinics is like? This video gives you a little glimpse.

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