CyberKnife M6
A robotic radiosurgery system using imaging and motion tracking to support targeting; suitability is determined from imaging and the clinical plan.
ONCOLOGY COE
Radiation Oncology
The radiotherapy pathway compares local-control goals, fractionation, stereotactic radiosurgery, conventional radiotherapy and integration with other treatment. CyberKnife M6 is one tool that may be discussed after doctor review.
Start with the clinical target, not a machine name: lesion location, organ motion, prior radiation and surrounding healthy tissue shape the questions to answer.
The radiotherapy pathway compares local-control goals, fractionation, stereotactic radiosurgery, conventional radiotherapy and integration with other treatment. CyberKnife M6 is one tool that may be discussed after doctor review.
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Cases that usually enter through this COE
Tumours that are difficult to operate on or need local control
Limited metastases in brain, lung, liver, bone or other sites
Lesions affected by breathing or close to critical organs
Questions about re-irradiation after previous treatment
RELEVANT ADVANTAGES
What makes this pathway stronger
Clinical and medical-physics team
Cases are discussed through tumour target, dose, organs at risk, immobilisation and coordination with other treatment.
Not one technology for everyone
The doctor may compare radiosurgery, fractionated radiotherapy, intervention, surgery or systemic therapy.
Prior-radiation review
Previous dose plans, treated fields and follow-up imaging are essential when asking about re-irradiation.
DOCTORS & TEAMS
Teams you can ask to review the case
The reviewing doctor, schedule and hospital are formally confirmed after initial records are reviewed.
Wang Enmin
Stereotactic radiosurgery
Foshan Fosun Chancheng Hospital
Yang Jun
Precision oncology and medical physics
Foshan Fosun Chancheng Hospital
PROGRAMS & TECHNOLOGY
What you can explore in more depth
A CASE LENS
Case lens: poor lung function and a lung tumour
When a patient is not an obvious surgical candidate, the team needs recent CT or PET, lung function, pathology, previous treatment and the lesion’s relation to critical organs. The review may lead to questions about SBRT or CyberKnife, other radiotherapy, intervention or a combined strategy—not automatically one technology.
Scenario simplified from precision-radiotherapy case materials; every patient outcome differs.
PREPARATION
Records that make the review more useful
- DICOM CT, MRI or PET files, not report photos alone
- Current pathology and stage
- Previous radiation plan, dose and treated field
- Surgical and systemic-treatment history
- Main symptoms, daily function and comorbidities
MEMBER HOSPITALS
Where this pathway can be formally confirmed
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.
SOURCES & BOUNDARIES
Materials used to build this page
| Material | Date | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Foshan Precision Radiotherapy Case Collection | February 2023 | Case context and imaging requirements |
| Fosun Health Precision Radiotherapy Portfolio | 22 June 2026 | CyberKnife within the oncology matrix |
Source materials are official Fosun Health or member-hospital documents supplied to BKC. This page does not publish internal targets, identifiable patient data, fixed prices, SLAs or outcome claims. Doctors and hospitals confirm current applicability for each case.