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Identify & schedule
The care team identifies eligible patients and adds Mureva to the radiation care workflow
The care team identifies eligible patients and adds Mureva to the radiation care workflow
A trained team member delivers the standardized 10-minute Mureva treatment immediately before radiation therapy
Treatment completion is documented and the patient proceeds to the planned radiation treatment
Defined Mureva location within/near radiation oncology. No capital construction required.
Trained personnel to prepare, supervise, document, and reprocess.
A repeatable daily appointment immediately before radiation.
Light Control Unit, mouthpieces, validated reprocessing pathway.
A consistent process for tracking, QA, and charge capture.
Mureva can be implemented within existing ARIA workflows for scheduling, documentation, charge capture, and quality assurance. A site-specific workflow is established during implementation so the department can identify the right patient, deliver the right treatment, and document completion each day.

The Mureva treatment itself is 10 minutes and is delivered immediately before radiation. Total operational time depends on the center’s setup, staffing, and reprocessing process.
No. The patient proceeds to the planned radiation treatment after Mureva therapy.
Yes. Mureva can be implemented within existing ARIA workflows for scheduling, treatment tracking, charge capture, and quality assurance.
The treating clinical team determines eligibility based on the radiation treatment plan, the authorized indication, and the current instructions for use.
Mureva supports readiness planning, workflow design, training, go-live, and ongoing clinical and operational questions.
Mureva is supported by a randomized, double-blind, sham-controlled pivotal trial published in Supportive Care in Cancer, which showed a significant reduction in severe oral mucositis with no device-related adverse events.
Mureva uses per-patient mouthpieces and a validated cleaning and reprocessing pathway. Device-specific instructions and implementation support are provided during setup.
A trained member of the radiation oncology team delivers the treatment under the care team’s supervision. It does not require the physician or physicist to administer.












A site evaluation helps your team work through eligible patient volume, workflow, staffing, reprocessing, and coding and coverage, and how patients will be identified, scheduled, and documented before treatment begins.