CyberKnife Centre UK Collaboration with NHS treats 100th Patient
Posted in cyberknife on Jan 21st, 2010
A man from Greater London has become the 100th person to be treated at the UK’s first CyberKnife Centre at the Harley Street Clinic in London.
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Should I have Cyberknife Treatment?
Posted in cyberknife on Jan 20th, 2010
UK Cyberknife expert Dr Andrew Gaya explains the technology and provides the essential information on this exciting new treatment option that everyone needs to know about cancer. Please see Cyberknife Robotic Radiosurgery.
What medical experts are saying about the latest treatment options
Posted in cyberknife on Dec 11th, 2009
Is Cyberknife or minimally invasive surgery right for me?
Latest Cancer Treatments get even better – Cyberknife and IRIS
Posted in cyberknife on Dec 10th, 2009
CyberKnife is a revolutionary machine that can treat cancers that were previously either impossible or highly difficult to treat
What are the latest modern cancer treatments?
Posted in cyberknife on Dec 9th, 2009
Gamma Knife and Cyberknife. A combination of imaging and intelligent robotic radiosurgery means that tumours are detected and destroyed without even the need for an anaesthetic or a surgeon.
Precision Surgery without Anaesthetic (or Knife) – The Future of Cancer Medicine has arrived
Posted in cyberknife on Nov 11th, 2009
Dr Chris Nutting has written an article in plain English entitled, Cyberknife – A Novel Treatment Solution.
I Heart Cyberknife
Posted in cyberknife on Nov 9th, 2009
Consultant Cardiologist Dr John Coltart has used The Cyberknife for the first time to treat a heart condition
First use of combination of open heart surgery and radiosurgery
Posted in cyberknife on Nov 4th, 2009
A multidisciplinary team from The Harley Street Clinic has become the first to use a combination of open heart surgery and radiosurgery
Cyberknife and Gamma Knife Radiosurgery – What are they and what are the differences?
Posted in cyberknife on Nov 3rd, 2009
Cyberknife and Gamma Knife are similar in many respects and so in Capital Health asked Ian Sabin to explain the differences
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