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Innovative and safe technique

Digital image guidance offers high precision and safe radiation delivery

Patient movement is automatically detected and corrected up to sub-millimetre accuracies. Using this ultra fast correction technology it is possible to provide high precision radiosurgical treatment of tumors without invasive fixing of the head or other regions of the body.

Cyberknife offers an innovative and evidence based treatment alternative for a variety of tumors throughout the body.

The Munich Center is a cooperation Center of the two largest University Hospitals in Germany (University Hospital of Munich and University Hospital Charite Berlin).

In the Munich center more than 5000 patients from around the world have been treated with radiosurgical techniques, more than 3000 patients have been treated with Cyberknife.

We speak English, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian, Hungarian.
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Advantages of treatment

Cyberknife offers pain free, patient friendly, outpatient surgery

Instead of a real knife the robotic radiation device delivers energy with highest precision to destroy tumor tissue while maximally sparing the surrounding healthy tissue. The newly developed Cyberknife technology offers pain-free, outpatient "surgery".

There are no complications from fixations, no anaesthesia, no surgical incisions. The outpatient Cyberknife treatment does not lead to limitations in normal daily life. Immediately after the treatment the usual activities can be resumed.

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Most modern treatment facility

The Cyberknife Centre Munich is the most modern radiosurgical facility in Germany.

We provide a pain-free patient-friendly outpatient treatment of tumors using image guided high precision robotics. The Cyberknife Centre is a co-operation with the University Hospital Munich.

The CyberKnife Center is run by highly specialized doctors who are active in the field of radiosurgery for many years. Scull base tumors like Acoustic Neurinomas could be successfully treated in over 500 patients during the last 5 years. More





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19.07.11 | British Journal of Urology International

Simultaneous anti-angiogenic therapy and single-fraction radiosurgery in clinically relevant...


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17.06.11 | Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics

Advances in fiducial-free image-guidance for spinal radiosurgery - a phantom study.

C. Fürweger,...


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4.05.11 | Urological Oncology: Seminars and Original Investigations

Safety and feasibility of image-guided robotic radiosurgery for patients with limited bone...