Cyberknife Treatment Cost

CyberKnife Treatment Surgery Cost

The world's first & only robotic radiosurgery system, called Cyberknife, is made up of an X-ray-generating linear accelerator fixed with a robotic arm that can move in six joints with 0.12 mm accuracy. Open surgery is not required for this procedure since high-dose radiation is used to precisely and effectively target the tumour from various angles with precision below millimetres. This cancer treatment procedure is simple and doesn't call for anaesthesia or an incision. High-dose radiation beams used by Cyberknife to treat benign or malignant tumours do not harm healthy tissues. This crucial idea offers treatments for illnesses that were previously incurable.

With the help of this device, malignant tissues in the body and brain can be treated with high doses of radiation. Radiation-related damage to healthy tissues is minimal here. The treatment is carried out by the computer-controlled robot moving around the patient and applying radiation from hundreds of angles.

What is Cost of Cyberknife Treatment in India?

The treatment cost for Cyberknife in India varies depending on the city and the hospital. The average cost in India is around INR 80,000. Moreover, in a city like Hyderabad, its cost ranges from INR Rs. 80,000/- - Rs. 1,00,000/-. 

Below we have discussed the treatment cost for different cities:

What are the Factors Affecting Cyberknife Treatment Cost?

The overall cost of the treatment varies based on several factors. Some of them are mentioned below -

●    Post-operative Diagnostic Tests:

Before the surgery, One must take some diagnostic tests to assess the overall condition. Before the treatment, MRI or CT scans are done to determine the shape and size of the tumour, and based on the results, the treatment plan is worked out. These tests are expensive and will add to the overall cost of the Cyberknife treatment. 

●    Hospital:

The type of hospital determines the cost of the surgery. 

●    Hospitalisation Charges:

Hospitalisation charges include bed charges, ICU monitoring charges, special and complex equipment usage, OT charges, anaesthesia, surgeon’s fees, and many others. There is an additional fee for stay charges and doctor’s consultations. The doctor’s fee depends on the experience and expertise in the surgery.  

●    Type of Room:
The type of room one selects will also determine the overall treatment cost. If one chooses a deluxe room, the cost can go a little higher. 

●    The Severity of the Condition:
If the condition is too severe, certain risks and complications will always be involved during the surgery. This requires extensive care during the surgery, which involves using high-tech equipment.

Post-Surgery Cost

Post-surgery costs involve the follow-up charges and the medication costs one has to pay after the surgery. It is important to visit the doctor after the surgery to ensure no post-surgery complications. 

What are the Advantages of Cyberknife Treatment?

The following are the advantages of Cyberknife treatment -

• It causes no pain.
• No need to stay in the hospital.
• No anaesthesia is required.
• It's non-intrusive.
• The patient can start living their everyday life right away.
• Unmatched accuracy keeps the organs and tissue around the tumour intact.
• There is no recovery period.
• It is impossible to hold your breath in any way or irradiate yourself at specific breath intervals.
• The head and body don't require intrusive framing.

At CARE Hospitals, we offer comprehensive care and treatment to patients with advanced technologies and top-notch infrastructure. Also, we have a team of expert Onco-Robotic Surgeons who assist in the surgery with the help of experienced robotic radiologists.

Discuss with the experienced medical professionals at CARE Hospitals if you are a good candidate for this procedure and its underlying factors.