This video explains CyberKnife, a non-surgical radiation treatment for prostate cancer. It uses real-time tracking and precision targeting to treat the prostate in just 5 sessions, minimizing radiation to healthy tissue. It may be an option for those seeking a shorter, less invasive treatment.

After prostatectomy, the PSA should return to zero or very low levels, but if it rises, that could mean the cancer has returned. In this video, we discuss how radiation can target the cancer cells in the prostate bed, resulting in a cure even after recurrence.

In this video we review two types of radiation therapy for lung cancer, SBRT and EBRT. We also review the common side effects of radiation for peripherally located and centrally located tumors.

This is an overview of rectal gel spacer placement to reduce radiation injury for treatment of prostate cancer. We also review the risks of the procedure.

This video explains that some women may benefit from lymph node radiation after breast surgery if cancer cells are found in the lymph nodes during surgery.

In this brief but comprehensive review or skin reaction to radiation therapy for cancer, I review the timeline or skin reaction, typical appearance, tips for patients, recommended products, things to avoid.

In this video we review both common and uncommon side effects of radiation for breast cancer.

Most men who undergo prostate radiation for prostate cancer want to know - did it work? In this video I explain the way I think about PSA after radiation.

This video is a basic overview of why we do radiation after lumpectomy and the risks of treatment.

Radiation therapy is a standard curative treatment for prostate cancer. In this video we discuss the risks.