The Gama knife center in Lithuania is already 2000 radiochirurgical operations

Dr. Andrius Radžiūnas, Head of the Functional Neurosurgery Sector at the Kaunas Clinics Neuro-Surgery Clinic, announced that world-class radio-surgical treatment is now accessible to Lithuanian patients. He noted that the accumulated experience from 2,000 radio-surgical operations enables highly precise treatment selection, even for the most complicated medical cases.

The procedure utilizes the Gamma Knife, which is a non-invasive stereotactic radio-surgical method designed to treat various brain diseases and certain brain tumors within the head. While the term “knife” is part of the technology’s name, the actual procedure does not involve the use of a physical blade. Instead, highly focused gamma rays are directed from cobalt sources.

These rays converge precisely on the target area while maximizing the protection of surrounding healthy tissue. This advanced level of accuracy is critical to the treatment’s efficacy, leading to successful outcomes and cures for many patients. The depth of experience gained through numerous complex procedures ensures that patients receive the most appropriate and precise intervention.

The availability of this sophisticated surgical capability represents a significant advancement in neurological care for the local population. The combination of advanced technology and extensive surgical expertise allows medical teams to manage challenging diagnoses with a high degree of safety and targeted precision.

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