The radiation oncology visit is essential for planning personalized cancer treatment. During the meeting, the specialist assesses the medical history, prescribes any imaging tests, and defines the most appropriate treatment strategy for the patient.

Stereotactic radiotherapy is an advanced technique that allows high doses of radiation to be delivered with extreme precision. Used to treat small tumors or metastases, it reduces damage to healthy tissue by pinpoint localization of the lesion.

The radiation therapy visit is the first step in setting up personalized treatment. The specialist analyzes the medical history, evaluates diagnostic tests and plans therapy, considering the specifics of the tumor and the patient's general condition.

Tomotherapy is an advanced radiation therapy technique that combines radiation therapy with CT for highly precise treatments. It is particularly useful for complex tumors, as it allows radiation to be modulated while reducing damage to surrounding healthy tissue.

Robotic radiation therapy uses robotic systems to deliver radiation with extreme precision, adapting to body movements in real time. Ideal for hard-to-reach tumors, it offers targeted treatments that minimize damage to healthy tissue.

Brachytherapy is a form of internal radiation therapy in which radioactive sources are placed directly in or near the tumor lesion. Ideal for precision treatments, it is often used for gynecologic, prostate, and head and neck cancers.