RADIATION ONCOLOGY
Modern radiation oncology uses imaging, planning and delivery techniques to treat the intended target while limiting dose to normal tissues. The machine itself does not determine whether a treatment is appropriate.
Medical decisions are made by the evaluating physicians and hospitals. MEDITRAVEL coordinates access and communication.
PATIENT DECISION PATHWAY
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Pathology · stage · imaging
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Hospital · physician · tumour board
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Plan · timeline · estimated cost
Conformal external-beam techniques commonly used for many tumour sites.
Stereotactic treatments deliver highly focused radiation in selected cranial or extracranial cases.
Combines MRI guidance with a linear accelerator and can support adaptive treatment in selected cases.
Specialised stereotactic platforms with different clinical use cases.
Linear-accelerator platform supporting several modern image-guided and stereotactic techniques.
Internal radiation used in selected cancers depending on anatomy and treatment strategy.
For re-irradiation, the previous plan and dose data — often including DICOM-RT files — can be essential for assessing feasibility and risk.
Technology availability varies by campus and should always be checked for the specific case.
The group lists MR-Linac, Gamma Knife, TrueBeam, TomoTherapy and CyberKnife across different hospitals.
Anadolu lists advanced radiotherapy platforms as part of its cancer programme.
Last editorial update: 2026-10-10. Medical background: NCI/ESMO. Hospital facts: public institutional sources and MEDITRAVEL partner pages. Sources & methodology.