Monthly Archives: August 2007

There is a large magnetic artifact opposite the T1-T2 level. In the upper thoracic spine there are multiple what appear to be dural based foci causing prominent impingement upon the spinal cord. The largest of these measures approximately 7mm and … Continue reading →

I found a message written by someone from St. Anthony Hospital. Have a look. THere is no reason to think CK will be less effective than GK, and the data to date shows the same 95-98% control rates. He is … Continue reading →

Below is a message I wrote in an online bulletin board, addressing doctors at Stanford Hospital, California. The founder of this online forum is Dr. John Adler M.D. the inventor of the Cyberknife Radiiosurgery. Hello there! I am a young … Continue reading →

Cyberknife may have side-effects too. Read Rebecca‘s account. Here is a better explanation of what Cyberknife is, in case the previous study report is too confusing for you.

The Cybernnife single-fraction radiosurgery defers from earlier versions of radiosurgery. The Cyberknife is a lightweight LINAC machine mounted on a robotic arm that can be maneuvered up to six degrees in positioning. It is a frameless non-invasive treatment, unlike the … Continue reading →

I’m currently looking at Cyberknife radiosurgery to treat my spine tumors. I’m becoming more conscious of the weakness and numbness in college. Are the tumors growing larger? I don’t know for sure until we get an MRI done. Should I … Continue reading →