by CyberKnife Miami | Oct 28, 2021 | CyberKnife Treatment, Lung Cancer, Oligometastatic Cancer
Lung Cancer is a scary diagnosis so you want the best way to treat it and according to the latest research CyberKnife is more efficient, including when there are multiple tumors. Here’s The Full Research Breakdown: Single-Fraction Stereotactic Ablative Body...
by CyberKnife Miami | Sep 15, 2021 | CyberKnife Center of Miami, CyberKnife to Treat Cancer, CyberKnife Treatment
It may sound overwhelming but for some cancer patients, the best thing is to travel to another city or another state for treatment, especially if you believe that treatment is your best option. For some women traveling for treatment is their only option because there...
by CyberKnife Miami | May 10, 2021 | CyberKnife to Treat Cancer, CyberKnife Treatment, Lung Cancer, Uncategorized
CyberKnife Radiation Therapy is a non-surgical, alternative lung cancer treatment to surgery and is 90% effective in controlling and killing early lung cancer’s. Success rates for traditional radiation is less than half that. CyberKnife Radiosurgery is also excellent...
by CyberKnife Miami | Apr 12, 2021 | CyberKnife Treatment, Head & Neck Cancer
The AmericanCancerSociety estimates that in the United States, approximately 3-to-5 percent of all cancers will be in the head and neck region. In 2021, an estimated 54,010 Americans (38,800 men and 15,210 women) will develop head and neck cancer and 10,850 (7,620 men...
by CyberKnife Miami | Dec 28, 2020 | Best CyberKnife Doctors, Cancer Treatment, CyberKnife Treatment, Lymphoma
CyberKnife can be an option for treatment or partnered with other cancer-fighting therapies if you or a loved one suffers from lymphoma. CyberKnife Radiotherapy is a highly specialized radiation therapy machine that treats cancerous and non-cancerous tumors with...
by CyberKnife Miami | Dec 17, 2020 | Best Cancer Doctors, Best CyberKnife Doctors, Cancer, Cancer Treatment, CyberKnife Treatment
A study shows new cancer patients & African Americans are at higher risk for Covid-19: Of 13 common cancers studied, the highest risk of infection was linked to lung cancer, leukemia, and lymphoma. Cancer patients should talk to their medical oncologist to...
