Peter Attia· MD
we will uh we'll use a a what we call a vac lock essentially a bean bag with a vacuum port and they the patient sinks into the bag we suck all the air out of and lock it becomes a rigid cast of their body that way they fit into the groove that we've made for them we'll actually will kind of uh form it mold it around their elbow so they're comfortable many times with patients who've had an axillary dissection they may have a little bit of uh scarring a little decreased range of motion to be able to get their elbow back there so we'll work with them the best we can whatever position we get them in we do a CT in that position and that's the position we have to reproduce for the daily treatment and the key there is that when they have their arm out of the way we have to have room so that the machine can move around from different angles