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RADIOSURGERY · GUANGZHOU, CHINA

CyberKnife treatment in China

Jinshazhou Hospital in Guangzhou operates an Accuray M6 CyberKnife with real-time tumour tracking, assessed and planned by a dedicated radiation oncology team.CyberKnife may suit selected patients who need precise, non-invasive treatment in a few sessions. The first step is a free review of your medical records — suitability is never assumed in advance.Request a free record review →

QUICK ANSWER

How CyberKnife treatment in Guangzhou works

Send your records online, receive a specialist suitability review, get a written plan with an itemised cost estimate, then travel for treatment — most courses finish within 1 to 2 weeks, in 1 to 5 outpatient sessions.

  1. Submit recordsPathology, imaging reports and files, and previous treatment history.
  2. Specialist reviewRadiation oncologists and physicists assess suitability or alternatives.
  3. Written plan and estimateSessions, imaging and itemised costs confirmed before travel.
  4. Treatment in GuangzhouVisa invitation, airport pickup and bilingual coordination included.

CANDIDACY

Who may be considered

  • Selected early-stage or localised lung, liver and prostate tumours
  • Brain, spine and other lesions close to critical structures
  • Recurrent tumours, including careful re-irradiation assessment
  • Patients unfit for, or wishing to avoid, surgery
  • Certain pancreatic and oligometastatic cases after MDT review

COSTS

How costs are estimated

  • Initial record check is free of charge
  • Estimate is itemised: consultation, imaging, planning, treatment sessions
  • Cost factors: number of sessions, PET-CT/MRI planning imaging, combined systemic therapy
  • Written estimate provided before any travel decision
  • No payment requested before you accept the plan

PLATFORM AND TEAM

Assessed within a full radiotherapy platform

If CyberKnife is not the right fit, the same team can assess alternatives in-house — suitability always depends on specialist review of your records.

M6 CyberKnifeEquipment profile and tracking technology →Radiotherapy platformsTomoTherapy, TrueBeam, Halcyon, Ethos and more →Wei XiapingSenior medical physicist, 8,000+ treatment plans →PET-CT imagingStaging and planning imaging on site →

COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

What is CyberKnife treatment?

CyberKnife is a robotic radiosurgery system that delivers precisely targeted, high-dose radiation in typically 1 to 5 sessions. The M6 system tracks tumour movement in real time, for example breathing motion in lung tumours, and adjusts the beam accordingly. Treatment is non-invasive and usually performed on an outpatient basis.

Which cancers can CyberKnife treat?

It may be considered for selected lung, liver, prostate, brain, spine, pancreatic and recurrent tumours, and for patients who cannot or do not wish to undergo surgery. Suitability depends on tumour size, location, stage and previous treatment, and is decided only after specialist review of complete medical records.

How much does CyberKnife cost in China?

Fees depend on the treatment plan, including the number of sessions, planning imaging and any combined treatment. After a free initial record check, the hospital provides an itemised written estimate before you make any travel decision. No payment is requested before you accept the plan.

How long do I need to stay in Guangzhou?

Most CyberKnife courses, including planning scans, are completed within about 1 to 2 weeks. Your written plan confirms the expected schedule before you travel.

Can I get an opinion before travelling?

Yes. The initial record check is free and handled remotely. Submit pathology, imaging and treatment history online; the radiation oncology team reviews suitability and responds with the recommended next steps.

Are treatment results guaranteed?

No. Outcomes vary by diagnosis, stage and individual condition, and no result can be promised in advance. If CyberKnife is not appropriate, the team will explain the alternatives they assessed, or say honestly if treatment here is not recommended.

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