Radiation Therapy

An area of medicine called radiation oncology focuses on treating cancer and other disorders with high-energy radiation. Through precision tumor targeting and minimal harm to surrounding healthy tissue, it plays a critical role in the treatment of cancer.

Radiation Oncologist

Medical specialists who oversee the treatment of cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy are known as radiation oncologists. They evaluate if a patient is a good candidate for radiation therapy and go over the benefits and drawbacks of the treatment. Furthermore, during treatment, radiation oncologists monitor the patient's progress and make sure they receive the appropriate dose of radiation. Radiation oncologists may suggest several types of radiation therapy based on the type and stage of the cancer.

Omega Hospital provides the best radiation therapy utilizing the most advanced medical technologies available. Modern therapy equipment at the hospital includes Synergy LINAC, Cyberknife, and Ethos LINAC, which are designed to minimize side effects while offering accurate and efficient tumor treatment.

Doctor Consultation
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Health Packages
Laboratory Tests
Radiology Imaging

Procedures

Ethos LINAC (Adaptive Intelligence AI Powdered):
Ethos LINAC is an AI-powered Linear Accelerator System that combines adaptive intelligence with artificial intelligence and personalized planning to provide more accurate cancer treatment. , This technology considers various factors before planning the treatment and generates multiple treatment plans quickly, from which the doctor chooses the best one for each day., The platform precisely delivers radiation to the tumor location, adjusting the radiation delivery based on the patient's unique anatomy, ensuring accurate and effective treatment.
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External Beam Radiation Therapy (EBRT):
In EBRT, a machine called a linear accelerator (LINAC) delivers targeted radiation beams from outside the body to the tumour. This is the most common form of radiotherapy. Types of EBRT include:
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Brachy Therapy or Internal radiotherapy:
Places radioactive material into a tumour or surrounding tissue. Also called Brachytherapy- brachy is the Greek word for a short distance. This allows high doses of radiotherapy to be delivered locally while sparing surrounding healthy tissues.
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Palliative Radiation Therapy:
Palliative radiation therapy is a cancer treatment that focuses on relieving symptoms caused by advanced cancer. It may not necessarily be curative, but it can help manage pain, bleeding, or obstructive symptoms.
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Radio-immunotherapy:
This combines radiation therapy with immunotherapy by using radioactive antibodies or molecules that target cancer cells. It is often used for certain types of lymphoma.
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