What kind of lung cancer can be treated with CyberKnife?

CyberKnife is a new stereotactic radiotherapy method, so it can also be effective in treating lung cancer. If the patient is in the late stage of lung cancer, it is difficult to cure. This can temporarily control and alleviate the condition. The specific choice of treatment method has a lot to do with the patient's condition.

Lung cancer is a very common disease and one of the common lung tumors. It can be divided into many stages and there are differences in treatment, so the choice should be based on the patient's condition. CyberKnife treatment is a very common treatment method and it is said that it can have relatively good results. Everyone is very worried, what kind of lung cancer can be treated with CyberKnife?
Lung cancer is the number one malignant tumor, and it has a high incidence rate among malignant tumors. Lung cancer appears in people around 45-85 years old, and this stage is very common. Lung cancer can be determined according to the situation. The specific size and growth of the tumor can be distinguished in detail, and can be divided into stages I-IV. Patients in stage I have a milder condition, which is an early stage, that is, a tumor that has not metastasized to the lymph nodes; stage II may be larger, or the tumor has invaded the pleura; stage III tumors are now spread to the lymph nodes; stage IV tumors have already had distant metastases.
Clinically, every stage of lung cancer can be treated with CyberKnife. However, professional foreign studies have shown that for elderly people over 70 years old whose bodies cannot support surgery, CyberKnife can be used for local radical treatment, and the effectiveness of this is no less than surgical resection. This method is mainly used to treat stage I lung cancer.
If it is stage II, III or IV, it needs to be irradiated in stages, mainly to treat the primary lesion first, and then treat the symptomatic lesions, which can be combined with other drugs to treat lymph node metastasis or other lesions. Therefore, if you choose CyberKnife treatment, it can help the treatment of lung cancer.
Patients with advanced lung cancer need to pay attention. If they have metastases to the supraclavicular and axillary lymph nodes, and are already experiencing hoarseness, they can consider chemotherapy with systemic drugs. If hoarseness is caused by local tumors compressing the recurrent laryngeal nerve, they can also be treated with CyberKnife or targeted drug therapy.