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Dedicated Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) units offer highly precise, non-invasive radiation treatments for brain and spinal tumours, as well as certain neurological conditions. Using advanced imaging and computer-guided technology, SRS delivers high doses of radiation with pinpoint accuracy, minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue. This targeted approach often allows for effective treatment in just one or a few sessions, reducing the need for prolonged radiation therapy. Staffed by a team of skilled specialists, these units provide cutting-edge care aimed at achieving optimal outcomes with fewer side effects. SRS is a valuable option for patients seeking effective, minimally invasive treatment for complex conditions.
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