The AZORG hospital in Aalst has introduced a new Gamma Knife device for treating brain disorders with high precision. This advanced radiation technology allows doctors to target brain lesions more accurately, sparing surrounding healthy tissue from damage.
- AZORG hospital installs new Gamma Knife
- Treats malignant and benign brain tumors
- Targets brain lesions with high precision
- Protects surrounding healthy brain tissue
- Addresses pain, tremor, vascular abnormalities
- Supports treatment of certain psychiatric disorders
On 2025-08-06 14:00:00, the hospital officially launched the Gamma Knife, enhancing treatment options for patients with both malignant and benign brain tumours. The device also supports pain relief, tremor control, vascular abnormalities, and certain psychiatric conditions.
How will this innovation impact patient care in Belgium? And what makes the Gamma Knife stand out compared to traditional treatments? Let’s explore the key benefits and implications.
The Gamma Knife represents a significant advancement in neurological care. Why is precision so crucial in brain treatments? Because minimizing damage to healthy brain tissue reduces complications and speeds recovery. Key points include:
- Non-invasive radiosurgery option for various brain conditions
- Effective for both cancerous and non-cancerous tumours
- Supports treatment of neurological symptoms like tremors and pain
- Potential to expand psychiatric treatment possibilities
As AZORG sets a new standard in brain care, Belgian patients can look forward to improved treatment experiences. Will other hospitals follow suit? Staying informed about such medical innovations can help patients and families make the best care decisions.
