PERFORMANCE: Barts Health Trust has now started offering services with Cyberknife cancer technology.
A report to the board said: “The £2.5m system is capable of treating tumours anywhere in the body with sub-millimetre accuracy. Funded by the London Freemasons in partnership with Barts and The London Charity, the Cyberknife is one of only three in the NHS and will further enhance Barts’ reputation as one of Europe’s most advanced cancer centres.”
October 2012
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