Watch cyber knife

[GranPaSmurf]

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[Tippler]

I was treated with cyberknife 13 years ago. I was "cured". PSA was 0 for years. Now I have advanced PCa. We are all different.

[GranPaSmurf in reply to Tippler]

I'd read the term but I had no idea it was so... "active?" ...

After watching the video, I'd be concerned about it mechanical breakdown and it not staying 'on target.'

[GranPaSmurf in reply to GranPaSmurf]

When I saw this, I couldn't help but think of a robot welder on an auto assembly line

[Cmdrdata]

The actual procedure name is probably SBRT which typically takes about 5 sessions, as opposed to IMRT which takes about 40+ sessions. The difference is the higher radiation intensity for the former. Am I correct?