Cyberknife Treatment in India

Overview

CyberKnife is an exact, painless, and noninvasive radiation therapy which could be a substitute for radiotherapy or to open operation in some specific scenarios. Throughout the Cyberknife radiosurgery process, the tumor receives a cumulative dose of radiation to either restrain or destroy the tumor cells while radiation exposure to surrounding tissue is minimized. The Cyberknife can compensate for patient movement to guarantee highly precise delivery of radiation during therapy

Procedure Details

When patient motion occurs during therapy, the cameras detect the position shift, and the robot can compensate for the motion by repositioning the LINAC before administering the radiation beam. This practice of correcting for beam replacement guarantees true tumor targeting. The exceptional mechanism of the Cyberknife supplies a noninvasive, surgical-like result for lesions of the spine and brain. It’s the first and only industrial use of autonomous stereotactic radiosurgery for the spine and the spinal cord. Moreover, this technology has the advantage of allowing the Cyberknife platform to be utilized for radiosurgical programs away from the mind as was for staged radiosurgical procedures. Cyberknife radiosurgery has also been effectively utilized to treat selected lung malignancies. The combo of both investigational hardware and software using Cyberknife technology can provide conformal radiation into moving primary and metastatic lung tumors if the operation isn’t an alternative. The Cyberknife accommodates lung and tumor movement, enabling alterations to be made in order to deliver a maximum therapeutic dose while minimizing surrounding tissue degeneration

verified Why Choose India

India's JCI and NABH-accredited hospitals offer international-standard outcomes at a fraction of US and UK prices, with shorter waiting times, English-speaking care teams, and dedicated international patient departments.