Cyberknife Technology Cancer Treatment-Jinnah Hospital Karachi Sindh Pakistan

Cancer Treatment Facility

CyberKnife is a type of robotic radiosurgery system that is used to treat various types of cancerous and non-cancerous tumors in the body. The technology uses a robotic arm that delivers high doses of radiation to the tumor, while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue.

The CyberKnife system is equipped with a linear accelerator (LINAC) that produces high-energy X-rays, which are directed at the tumor from multiple angles. The robotic arm, which is controlled by a computer, can move in any direction and can deliver the radiation beams to the tumor from virtually any angle.

One of the key advantages of CyberKnife technology is its ability to track and adjust for any movement of the tumor during the treatment session. This is accomplished using real-time imaging and motion tracking software, which ensures that the radiation beams are always precisely targeted at the tumor.

Jinnah Hospital in Pakistan is one of many hospitals around the world that use CyberKnife technology for cancer treatment. The hospital uses the technology to treat a wide range of tumors, including those in the brain, spine, lung, liver, and pancreas.

CyberKnife treatments at Jinnah Hospital are performed by a team of highly trained and experienced medical professionals, who work together to provide personalized and effective care for each patient.