RaRadiation therapy EDGE Varian for pancreatic cancer and metastasesE Varian for pancreatic cancer and metastases

Radiation therapy for pancreatic cancer and metastases in a clinic in Georgia

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most severe forms of cancer: according to statistics, only a small percentage of patients remain alive after 5 years from the date of diagnosis. The disease is aggravated by the fact that malignant neoplasm rarely manifests itself at an early stage. Most often, when they talk about pancreatic cancer, they mean a glandular type of cancer (a malignant tumor of the glandular epithelium), the so-called adenocarcinoma.

Radiation therapy is used in the postoperative period to reduce the risk of disease recurrence. It is possible to use radiation therapy as an independent form of treatment in patients who cannot undergo surgical resection, in order to prevent the progression of the disease and reduce symptoms;
combined treatment involves the use of several different methods of influencing the tumor. Surgical treatment + chemotherapy, surgical treatment + radiation therapy.

Clinic “Institute of Clinical Medicine named after ac. Todua "in Georgia, offers treatment on unique equipment

EDGE Varian system, which allows EBRT radiation therapy in the clinic.

The Varian EDGE system is an innovative electron-photon beam, which has no alternative in Ukraine yet.
The EDGE® System from Varian (USA) is the newest linear accelerator for adjuvant stereotactic radiation therapy (EBRT) to improve the positive prognosis of treatment.
The EDGE® system from Varian (USA) is effective and safe. The positive outlook is higher than with previous generations of equipment.