VMA Expanded the Possibilities of Treating Cancer Patients by Introducing a Cyber Knife
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The Military Medical Academy (MMA) has expanded the possibilities for precise and individual treatment of oncology patients by introducing the most modern equipment for radiotherapy and the cyberknife, a non-invasive robotic radiosurgical system that uses highly focused radiation beams for millimeter-precise destruction of benign and malignant tumors, the Ministry of Defense of Serbia announced today.
The Head of the Institute of Radiology of the MMA Colonel Prof. Dr. Dejan Kostic pointed out that with the acquisition of new equipment, a great step forward was made in the treatment of oncological lesions
The modern system allows for individual radiation planning, and for some patients, the therapy can be completed in just a few visits. By purchasing a CT simulator, a "TrueBeam" linear accelerator and a cyber knife, the Military Medical Academy created a new radiotherapy planning system, from patient preparation to planning and performing the procedure, Dejan Kostić, head of the Institute of Radiology of the VMA, said today. By introducing cyber …
By introducing a cyber knife and the most modern equipment for radiotherapy, the Military Medical Academy expands the possibilities for precise and individualized treatment.
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