RADIOTERAPI PRESISI

CyberKnife M6

Robotic, incision-free radiosurgery for tumors in the brain and body, with sub-millimeter accuracy.

FOSUN ADVANTAGE

CyberKnife is one radiosurgery technology that can be explored through BKC’s oncology pathway. Availability and suitability are confirmed by the hospital.

Key facts

Imaging to support targeting
Gerak to consider in planning
Dokumen for hospital review
Estimasi confirmed per case

What this technology is

CyberKnife is a robotic radiosurgery system that uses imaging and motion tracking to support radiation targeting. This page explains the technology for discussion; it is not treatment advice or an outcome prediction.

The Fosun advantage

  • Distinct advantage Families can ask the hospital to confirm whether CyberKnife is available, which doctor will review, and which documents are needed.
  • Distinct advantage An Indonesian coordinator brings reports, questions, and travel context into one review request.
  • Added value Indonesian coordinators help prepare a case summary and questions before the hospital confirms an evaluation path.
  • Added value Session plans, length of stay, and cost estimates are prepared after doctors and the hospital review case information.

Expert doctors

Wang Enmin

Stereotactic Radiosurgery Specialist

The doctor profile and schedule are requested from the hospital during case evaluation.

Yang Jun

Director, Precision Oncology

PhD University of Miami; DABR; former RSS physics committee chair; head medical physicist for 34 US radiotherapy centers.

Doctor profiles are from official Fosun Health materials. Availability and schedule must be confirmed.

Patient story

Case lens: lung surgery is not the initial option

Use this case to ask about the treatment goal, why a combination is considered, organs at risk, and the monitoring plan. Individual outcomes may be quoted only after the source, date, and public-use consent can be shown.

Case de-identified. Individual results vary; this is not a guarantee.

Case lens: lung disease with a limited number of lesions

Before discussing dose or session count, the hospital needs to review current imaging, lesion location and count, previous treatment, organ function, and the care goal.

Case de-identified. Individual results vary; this is not a guarantee.

When it is usually considered

Usually discussed for intra- and extracranial tumors up to about 6 cm (lung, liver, pancreas, prostate, spine, brain metastases) and functional pain conditions such as trigeminal neuralgia. Suitability is decided only by a licensed doctor.

The journey

  1. Prepare imaging and reports with a coordinator
  2. The hospital reviews completeness and the evaluation path
  3. Technical planning if a doctor finds it appropriate
  4. Scheduling and travel are confirmed case by case

Request an official estimate

Request a written estimate after the hospital reviews diagnosis, imaging, session count, admission needs, and travel plan.

The official estimate follows hospital evaluation and can change after the clinical plan is set.

FAQ

Is CyberKnife painful?

The procedure generally requires no incision and no head frame; many patients feel no pain during the session. Your doctor will explain preparation and possible side effects for your case.

How long is the whole process?

Timing depends on diagnosis, session planning, testing needs, and clinical condition. A coordinator can request an official estimate after the hospital reviews the case.

What do doctors usually review for brain metastases?

Doctors usually need recent MRI or CT, lesion location, size and count, symptoms, general condition, and prior surgery, radiotherapy, and systemic treatment. This page does not state that CyberKnife suits every brain tumor.

Source: Accuray (accuray.com) and official Fosun Health materials; accessed 16 August 2026.

If you have emergency symptoms, contact local emergency services (in Indonesia: 119) or the nearest hospital — do not wait for a reply from BKC.

Start here

If your doctor mentions precision radiotherapy or SBRT, the practical question is whether the location, size, and number of lesions on recent imaging are appropriate for discussion. For brain metastases, the decision still requires a doctor to review imaging and treatment history.

Verified evidence

  • Usually discussed for intra- and extracranial tumors up to about 6 cm (lung, liver, pancreas, prostate, spine, brain metastases) and functional pain conditions such as trigeminal neuralgia. Suitability is decided only by a licensed doctor.
  • Request a written estimate after the hospital reviews diagnosis, imaging, session count, admission needs, and travel plan.

Relevant hospitals

Foshan Fosun Chancheng Hospital campus

Foshan Fosun Chancheng Hospital

Foshan Fosun Chancheng Hospital · Foshan, Guangdong

A Fosun Health member hospital in the Greater Bay Area for complex-condition and family pathways.

One place to explore oncology, cardiovascular, orthopedics/spine, urology, and women’s and children’s health—with the plan confirmed by the hospital.

  • Medical oncology and case navigation
  • Precision radiation oncology
  • Surgical oncology
  • Heart and vascular care
  • Orthopedics, spine, and urology

A strong option when a family needs to map several specialist needs in one clear conversation, then request official confirmation of doctors, technology, and next steps.

Related technology

Cost and process, honestly

  • Request a written estimate after the hospital reviews diagnosis, imaging, session count, admission needs, and travel plan.
  • BKC does not list fixed prices. Cost depends on the city, type of service, hospital, and treatment duration, and is always confirmed by the hospital.

Additional documents for this topic

  • Recent planning imaging (MRI/CT/PET)
  • Report describing lesion location, size, and count
  • History of prior surgery, radiotherapy, or systemic treatment

Next steps

The human coordinator

Indonesian-speaking coordinator

One coordinator accompanies you from case summary to arrival.

Medical document preparation

Document checklist reviewed before hospital review.