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Spinal Tumor Treatment in Oklahoma

Spinal cancer can pose significant challenges, often affecting mobility and quality of life. This can make the path to recovery seem daunting and uncertain. At Oklahoma CyberKnife, we recognize the unique difficulties you encounter and are dedicated to supporting you throughout your journey.

By choosing Oklahoma CyberKnife, you gain access to a team of skilled specialists devoted to offering personalized care tailored to your unique circumstances. Our advanced treatment options are designed to target spinal tumors with precision and efficacy.

Together, we will help you take charge of your treatment and confidently navigate your road to recovery.

What is Spinal Cancer?

Spinal cancer refers to the growth of abnormal cells within the spinal cord, the surrounding structures, or the vertebrae. These cancers can be either primary, originating in the spine, or secondary, spreading from other parts of the body. Spinal tumors can be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous), and their location can significantly impact their effects on the body.

Spinal cancer can cause a variety of symptoms, including back pain, numbness, weakness, and difficulty walking, depending on the tumor’s size and location. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial, as the spine plays a critical role in movement and neurological function.

Treatment options may include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and advanced techniques like the CyberKnife system, which offers non-invasive precision treatment.

The CyberKnife System for Spinal Cancer

The CyberKnife system is particularly beneficial for spinal cancer due to its exceptional precision and adaptability. The system continuously tracks and adjusts to the slightest movements, ensuring that radiation is delivered with pinpoint accuracy.

This level of precision is crucial for treating tumors in the delicate structures of the spine, reducing the risk of side effects and preserving vital functions.

Benefits of the CyberKnife Treatment

  • High Precision: The CyberKnife targets spinal tumors with exceptional accuracy, minimizing damage to sensitive structures like the spinal cord, thereby reducing the likelihood of long-term side effects or complications.
  • Real-Time Tracking: The system adjusts to the slightest movements in real-time, ensuring consistent and accurate radiation delivery to the targeted area, even if the tumor shifts during treatment due to breathing or other bodily movements.
  • Fewer Treatment Sessions: This advanced treatment requires fewer sessions (5 vs. 45) compared to conventional radiation therapy, making the treatment process more convenient and less disruptive to the patient’s daily life.
  • Reduced Side Effects: The targeted approach of the CyberKnife minimizes the exposure of healthy tissues to radiation, reducing side effects, and helping to preserve spinal function and overall health during and after treatment.

Our Oklahoma CyberKnife Center

At Oklahoma CyberKnife, we are dedicated to providing compassionate and patient-focused care for spinal tumors.

Personalized Treatment: We understand that every patient is unique, so we customize each treatment plan to fit your specific health needs, lifestyle, and preferences.

Convenient Location: Our center offers the CyberKnife system, delivering advanced spinal tumor treatment close to home, minimizing travel and reducing disruption to your daily life.

Expert Team: Our experienced radiation oncologists are committed to delivering effective care with compassion and dedication, ensuring the best possible outcomes.

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Take control of your health. Early detection and a treatment plan tailored to your goals are essential.

If you’re considering your options after a spinal tumor diagnosis, contact us at Oklahoma CyberKnife.

 

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Spinal cancer is a rare form of cancer, accounting for less than 2% of all cancers.

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The chance that a person will develop a malignant tumor of the brain or spinal cord in their lifetime is less than 1%.