Though the entire was painless and non-invasive, it was cumbersome not to be moved for almost two hours in each session! A mild movement such as that of fingers and arms is fine, but any medium movement causes the robotic arm of the surgery equipment to stop and proceed which might end up in taking more time for each session! :)
Now that the CyberKnife is complete, I need to meet my team of doctors (radiation oncologists, medical oncologist and a surgical oncologist) tomorrow to discuss on the future plan of the treatment. The discussion might include such issues as the post-radiation medication, the time of the next PET/CT scan to know the response of the tumor to radiation and any thing more. Hope, this radio-surgery might have had a positive impact on my overall health. :)
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good man..congrats..hope the disease is over and done with :)
ReplyDeleteSo you were like statue during radiation...That's really tough....Hope you will get +ve results out of this...Take care raa..
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~ Raja
Hope you are feeling better now. It is very effective and success ratio with cyberknife treatment is exceptional.Cyberknife can deliver radiation with an extraordinary precision saving the surrounding critical organs of unnecessary exposure.
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