Frequently asked questions about the treatment
Ablative therapy procedures are local therapies. The goal is to remove or destroy only foreign tissue using radiofrequency ablation, cryotherapy, or Cyberknife radiosurgery.
Gold markers are recognized and used by the Cyberknife system as localization points in moving organs to precisely irradiate tumors in the submillimeter range. Above all, they are used to compensate for respiratory movement during treatment.
The frequency of follow-up care depends on the type of tumor:
- Malignant tumors: Every 3 months for the first 2 years and then semi-annually
- Benign tumors: 6 months after therapy and then at annual intervals.
Over 90% of our patients are treated in just a single session. For the other 10%, 3–5 sessions are scheduled, which are always completed within one week.
We do not treat children or adolescents under the age of 16. In these cases, the tumors are usually highly aggressive and require specialized treatments.
Would you also like to have your benign or malignant tumor treated painlessly, gently, and quickly?
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