Cancer treatment with radiosurgery
Treat cancer with Cyberknife radiosurgery, a modern non-invasive method, now is available in Latvia. Stereotactic Radiotherapy Center Sigulda (SRC Sigulda) was opened in Sigulda on 24 November 2015 to help people to treat cancer. This was an important project not only for Latvia but also for the Baltic States. This is alternative cancer treatment for malignant and benign tumors without pain without surgery, with minimal impact healthy tissue, without remaining in the hospital after treatment without rehabilitation, with the possibility to interrupt the usual rhythm of life. It is every patient’s dream. Patients will have an opportunity to have consultations with our specialists to create an individual treatment plan.
New cancer treatment method
If this cancer treatment method doctors have advised patients faster, it would probably be spared a lot of suffering, which brings along a traditional cancer treatment — surgery, irradiation, and chemotherapy. It would be possible to destroy tumours, which have hitherto been regarded as incurable. Such as those in operation in inaccessible places, such as deep in the brain, spine near the spinal cord or in the liver, lungs and elsewhere. Cyberknife treatment is different because it is painless and without surgery.
Treatment process with Cyberknife
Painless procedures and short treatment time, maximum comfort during the procedures and even patients can go home on the same day, that is the treatment process with Cyberknife. Firstly, painless procedures — it does not involve surgical intervention. During the procedure, patients will not require anesthesia. Secondly, short treatment time — when specialists say that radiosurgery with CyberKnife® is the most appropriate treatment type for you, only 1 to 2 weeks will be necessary prior to the procedure for manipulations and preparation. But it does not mean that you need to stay in the clinic, you can go home after a treatment session. Cyberknife has many opportunities, which can be seen on SRC Sigulda website.