Targeting tumours within micrometres


A model demonstrates how a patient could be positioned for the enhanced image-guidance system to work. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

Patients who cannot undergo conventional surgery, particularly for advanced head and neck cancers, are usually recommended stereotactic radiosurgery.

This non-invasive technique works by focusing beams of high-dose radiation from different angles to a single point.

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