Dattoli Cancer Center CT Lab ICACTL-Accredited

(June 7, 2010 – Sarasota, FL)

The computed tomography laboratory at Dattoli Cancer Center & Brachytherapy Research Institute has been notified that it has been granted accreditation by the Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Computed Tomography Laboratories (ICACTL).
The laboratory, supervised by Donald Bryant, R.T.(R)(T)(C) ARRT, under the direction of Michael Dattoli, MD, is one of the first 500 laboratories world-wide to achieve this stringent accreditation status.

There are estimated to be 62 million CT scans performed in the US each year. CT is a complex imaging technique that relies on the experience and training of both the physician and the technologist. Their interpretive and technical abilities determine the diagnostic accuracy of the CT examination. Accreditation by the ICACTL attests to the quality of these and other critical elements of a CT laboratory.

Applying for accreditation is voluntary and underscores the facility’s commitment to high quality patient care and its willingness to adhere to the ICACTL’s nationally recognized, intersocietal standards for the performance of quality CT procedures.
Dattoli Cancer Center, internationally renowned for non-surgical treatment of prostate cancer, has been operating in Sarasota, FL for nearly 10 years. The Dattoli CT lab provides CT scans for approximately 400 patients each year.

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WHAT OUR PATIENTS SAY ABOUT US

"With a rising PSA and Gleason 6, I chose to put my care in the hands of the Dattoli team, undergoing IMRT and brachytherapy. Two years down the road and 74 seeds later I'm back in the pilot’s seat and flying the newest birds in the fleet – the Boeing 777s. It is important – it’s imperative - to look at every option and get yourself to the very best treatment center you can find.”

“My aggressive treatment at the Dattoli Center has given me a new appreciation for life. I suffer no ill effects from the combination treatment, but I admit that I am a “changed man.” I'm a vocal advocate for prostate cancer education and screening, especially in the African-American community. Now, I rarely miss an opportunity to race a sailboat. It is a feeling of “euphoria,” one that I savor as often as possible.”

In the winter of 2019, 64-year-old Kim F. was treated for breast cancer at the Dattoli Cancer Center. “I received a real education about my tumor and how radiation works. I admit that I felt a little out of place being surrounded by so many men being treated, but I can’t imagine getting better care than this.” Kim learned that the Dattoli Cancer Center is the only center in the country offering a radiation guidance system that can aim pinpoint radiation to the tumor while sparing the nearby heart and lungs. This is especially important when treating cancer in the left breast in such close proximity to the heart.

“Half-way around the world is not too far to travel to get the best care. Five years later, I'm like new – no evidence of prostate cancer at all. With my children on their own and more time on my hands, I've completed a 750-mile pilgrimage in 2004 and am back climbing mountains. The view from the top is awesome!"

"My seeds were implanted in early 2000. Today I am happy, healthy and a grateful man. My PSA is barely detectable at 0.094, and I embrace life full-steam ahead with Bernice by my side."