Radiosurgery is an imaging discipline as much as a treatment discipline. Every plan we deliver begins with the highest-resolution picture of the target modern imaging can produce.
Thin-slice, high-field MRI defines tumors, nerves, and functional targets at sub-millimeter scale. For brain metastases, high-resolution sequences find lesions other centers miss — so treatment covers everything that's there, not just what's obvious.
For tremor and other functional targets, we use patient-specific functional connectivity parcellation of the thalamus — an approach our medical director helped pioneer — rather than one-size-fits-all atlas coordinates. The target is yours, not an average.
In prostate SBRT, PET and MRI together identify the dominant intraprostatic nodule so it can be boosted to a higher dose while surrounding structures are spared — treating the biology, not just the anatomy.
A six-second, diagnostic-quality cone-beam CT on the treatment table verifies the target's position immediately before and during delivery. Planning imaging tells us where the target was; HyperSight confirms where it is.
Send it with your consultation request — our physicians review outside imaging directly.
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