AIG To Set UP ZAP-X Radiosurgery System To Treat Brain Tumours

Haydarabad: Patients fighting with brain tumors may not need surgery, hospital stay and even sewing. At the end of this year, AIG Hospitals announced that it would establish a non-invasive brain treatment platform on the Gachibowli campus, the first Zap-X radio-righteous system of India.

The system provides a scarmess path to treat conditions such as brain metastases, meningiomas, trigeminal neuralgia and other non -cancerous brain conditions. Instead of using a surgical knife, the zap-x machine provides a fully targeted radiation for tumors without having to anesthesia or hospitalization. Doctors say that patients can enter, stand out with treatment and leave the same day.

“This pain, YBU, long healing time, do not have a long healing time, Dr. “It is particularly useful for those who are not suitable for open surgery or have tumors that are difficult to reach.”

Developed by Cyberknife’s inventor Dr John Adler, the machine does not use radioactive material and can be installed without a special protected shelter, which can be more accessible for hospitals and makes it safer for patients and staff. It also allows repeated treatments when necessary, which is often a limitation by traditional methods.

Currently, this technology is available in only a few hospitals around the world, and many Indian patients are traveling abroad to access similar care. A neurosurgeon, familiar with such cases, said, iz We see that families collect online money or fly to Singapore or the United States for non -invasive brain treatment, ”he said. “This can change it.”

Although the system will only be operational later in this year, it has already attracted interest among patients with announcements, non -working or recurrent tumors. AIG Hospitals, especially for those who do not have options under traditional neurosurgery, he says that he hopes to make treatment more affordable and accessible in the long term.