Stereotactic Radiotherapy

When Harry developed a persistent cough in early 2024, he assumed it was his asthma. Months later, he received a diagnosis that changed everything: Stage 4 EGFR mutated non-small cell lung cancer that had spread to his spine.

What happened next offers valuable insight for anyone facing a similar diagnosis, whether you're a patient yourself or searching for the best care options for someone you love.

Learn about early stage lung cancer, its symptoms, and cutting-edge treatments like SABR. Discover how Dr James Wilson offers expert, personalised care with high cure rates in London.

Can you beat stage 4 cancer? While a cure may not always be possible, many people live well for years with the right treatment plan and support. This page offers expert guidance on survival, treatment options, emotional support, and how to access advanced care in the UK.

When cancer spreads to just a few sites, it may still be treatable. This article explores how advanced stereotactic radiotherapy (SABR) can precisely target and eliminate oligometastatic disease—offering long-term control or even cure with minimal side effects. Learn how technologies like CyberKnife and MR-Linac are reshaping what’s possible for patients with limited metastases.

Radiotherapy is a powerful tool in treating lung cancer, but it can come with long-term side effects. This article explains what to expect, how to manage and reduce risks, and how advanced techniques like proton therapy, CyberKnife, and motion management can help protect your quality of life during and after treatment.