Apollo Cancer Centres (ACC), in collaboration with Accuray, a global leader in radiation therapy devices, has introduced the Indian Subcontinent’s first Robotic & Stereotactic Radiosurgery Program. This pioneering education center, based at ACC locations in Chennai and Bangalore, aims to provide specialized training in advanced radiosurgery techniques to oncologists, physicists, radiation therapists, and technologists from various healthcare institutions.
The program offers an in-depth learning experience through discussions, demonstrations, and hands-on training sessions focused on robotic and stereotactic radiosurgery. By establishing this initiative, ACC is elevating the standard of medical education in India, making world-class training accessible to healthcare professionals locally.
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Participants will engage in interactive sessions designed to enhance their expertise in precision-based cancer treatment techniques. This initiative is expected to strengthen the capabilities of medical professionals, enabling them to deliver superior cancer care to patients across the region.
Dr. Shankar Vangipuram, Senior Consultant – Radiation Oncology, emphasized the significance of the CyberKnife Academia at Apollo Cancer Centres, stating, “This initiative presents a unique opportunity to advance skills and knowledge in Robotic & Stereotactic Radiosurgery. Since introducing the CyberKnife Robotic Surgery System in India, we have transformed the lives of numerous patients. This program will further enable us to share expertise and refine cancer treatment standards.”
Dr. Mahadev Potharaju, Senior Consultant – Radiation Oncology, added, “The launch of this education center aligns with our mission to provide top-tier cancer care. CyberKnife training will enhance the proficiency of oncologists and medical staff, ultimately improving cancer treatment in India.”
Mr. Dinesh Madhavan, President, Group Oncology, and International, Apollo Hospital Enterprises Ltd, highlighted the role of innovative technologies in advancing personalized cancer treatment. He noted that this initiative would equip medical professionals across the ASEAN region with essential knowledge and skills in CyberKnife technology.
Ms. Suzanne Winter, President & CEO of Accuray, expressed enthusiasm for expanding CyberKnife S7 System training in Chennai and Bangalore, reinforcing Accuray’s commitment to improving cancer treatment in India. The CyberKnife system delivers precise, high-dose radiation therapy with minimal impact on surrounding healthy tissue, making it a revolutionary advancement in oncology care.
By offering this comprehensive training, Apollo Cancer Centres is reinforcing its leadership in medical innovation, ensuring healthcare professionals are well-equipped to enhance patient outcomes through advanced cancer treatment solutions.