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cyberknife

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cyberknife
[sī′bərnīf]
a robotic radiosurgery system that delivers multiple beams of radiation, used to treat benign tumors and cancers and other medical conditions located anywhere in the body. It consists of a linear accelerator and a robotic arm.


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Byline: ANI London, November 02 (ANI): A 67-year-old British man has undergone a successful heart surgery using the revolutionary Cyberknife technology for the first time ever.
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