What is Radiation Oncology?
Radiation therapy kills cancer cells by administering high-energy radiation in precisely targeted and regulated dosages. Some cancer cells die immediately after treatment, but the majority die or become disabled due to radiation-induced damage to the cancer cell’s chromosomes and DNA. Radiation oncologists collaborate with medical oncologists, surgeons, and other specialists to provide the best possible care for you. • Extensive experience with cutting-edge technology. Radiation therapy services at Andromeda Cancer Hospital integrate cutting-edge technology with medical staff knowledge and compassion. TrueBeam STx, a sophisticated linear accelerator and radiosurgery therapy device, is available in the Radiation Department. which allows clinicians to target difficult-to-reach cancers.
TrueBeam STx offers?
Improved radiation targeting and tracking for malignancies in difficult-to-access regions. Increased radiation therapy effectiveness. Shorter treatment times. Reduced problems and side effects. Increased therapy alternatives for those not eligible for standard surgery. Requires specialized skills. Our radiation oncologist, who has over three decades of expertise, has received specific training in radiation treatment from various reputed cancer hospitals globally including MSKCC, New York USA for cancer patients as well as those with certain noncancerous (benign) illnesses. The doctor along with his team further specialize by focusing their expertise on treating various types of cancer, particularly difficult and rare tumors. This particular knowledge guarantees precise treatment and better results. • Personalized treatment to meet your specific needs. At Andromeda Cancer Hospital, radiation oncologists customize treatment to your specific needs. After the radiation oncologist has identified the areas to be treated, radiation is directed to the cancerous tumors to reduce the dose of radiation to healthy tissues. • Comprehensive cancer center. Andromeda Cancer Hospital adheres to rigorous standards that acknowledge scientific excellence, a robust research program, and a multidisciplinary approach to cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.