At KD Hospital, cancer care is guided by precision, compassion, and trust. Our Radiation Oncology Department brings together advanced technology and clinical expertise to deliver highly accurate treatment, while keeping your safety, comfort, and overall well-being at the centre of every step.
Our state-of-the-art Elekta Versa HD Linear Accelerator delivers high-precision radiation from outside the body, targeting the tumour while preserving surrounding healthy tissues.
Brachytherapy delivers radiation directly inside or very close to the tumour, enabling highly focused treatment with minimal exposure to nearby organs.
Every treatment plan is carefully designed using the advanced MONACO Treatment Planning System, enabling highly precise dose calculation and optimal tumour targeting.
Your journey with radiation at KD Cancer Centre
From planning to completion, your care is guided with attention, precision, and compassion.
We are with you, at every step
No, radiation therapy is painless. You will not feel anything during the treatment, similar to having an X-ray.
Each session typically lasts 10–20 minutes, although the overall treatment course may span several weeks depending on your condition.
Yes. We strongly encourage family involvement, particularly for the initial assessment and key education sessions. Caregivers are provided with training and guidance to support your rehabilitation at home.
Most radiation treatments are given on an outpatient basis, meaning you can go home the same day.
Common side effects may include fatigue, skin changes, and irritation in the treated area. These are usually temporary and manageable.
Yes, modern radiation therapy is highly safe and precise, with advanced techniques designed to minimise exposure to healthy tissues.
In many cases, radiation therapy can cure cancer, especially when detected early. It is also used to control cancer and relieve symptoms.
Most patients can continue their daily routine, although some may need to rest depending on how they feel during treatment.
Hair loss occurs only in the area being treated. For example, hair on the scalp may be affected only if the head is being treated.
Yes, radiation therapy is often combined with surgery, chemotherapy, or targeted therapy for better outcomes.
Before treatment, a detailed planning process called simulation is carried out using imaging scans to target the tumour.
The cost of radiation therapy varies depending on the type of treatment, number of sessions, and technology used. Our team will support and guide you at every step of your journey.
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