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What is Radiosurgery?

14:13 - 9 April , 2021

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It refers to a technique that uses small doses of radiation to eliminate a tumor and other possible damage to different organs and tissues. Radiosurgery is prescribed in order to minimize tumor volume, preventing the development and multiplication of cancer cells.

Radiosurgery is used to successfully treat brain tumors, other neurological conditions, and different types of cancer, as it is a minimally invasive and safe technique.

At ABC Medical Center, doctors from different specialties work together to treat cancer, so a highly specialized team of surgeons, oncologists, and radiologist oncologists will treat you with the warmth and humane treatment that sets us apart.

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Experience, state-of-the-art technology, and state-of-the-art facilities.

Since its opening in 2009, our Cancer Center offers radiosurgery procedures at the level of the best medical centers in the world, based on evidence and discussed together with experts from the Houston Methodist Hospital, using state-of-the-art technological equipment in state-of-the-art facilities.

Fuentes: 

  • cancerquest.org
  • cancer.net
  • medlineplus.gov
  • medigraphic.com
  • Casentini L, Colombo F, Pozza F. Combined radiosurgery and external radiotherapy of intracraneal germinomas. Surg Neurol 1990; 34:79-86.
  • González-Valdez CK, Moreno-Jiménez S, Hernández-Bojórquez M, et al. Tumores de la región pineal tratados con radiocirugía y radioterapia estereotáctica fraccionada. Arch Neurocien. 2008;13(3):187-194.
  • Mark S. Greenberg, Handbook of neurosurgery. 6ta. Ed. Editorial Thieme 2006.

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