Vídeos del Professor Andrew McEvoy
Together with Radiotherapy UK, we’ve created a video series on Gamma Knife radiosurgery. We want to help you gain a comprehensive understanding of your treatment and become familiar with every aspect involved. In this video, Prof Andrew McEvoy will discuss his role as a neurosurgeon in Gamma Knife treatment, focusing on how Gamma Knife can be beneficial when surgery is not possible and the specific conditions it can treat. Prof McEvoy will also cover the collaborative decision-making process involving a range of specialists. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this series you will also see: - Patient Experience Video - Interview with Hanna Greaves - Senior Therapeutic Radiographer - Interview with Dr Michael Kosmin - Consultant Clinical Oncologist - Interview with Mr Neil Kitchen - Consultant Neurosurgeon and Medical Director of Queen Square Radiosurgery Centre Radiotherapy UK has recently earned PIF TICK accreditation for creating trusted patient resources based on 10 key principles. This ensures the information you see and hear is verified and approved by clinical professionals. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Gamma Knife Gamma Knife radiosurgery is a well-established method of treating selected brain tumours or lesions in the brain. Gamma Knife is not a knife in the normal sense of the word. No incisions are made in your head. Instead, very precisely focused beams of radiation are directed to the treatment area in the brain, optimised to hit only the target without damaging surrounding healthy tissue. Learn more: https://amethyst-radiotherapy.co.uk/ #gammaknife #srs #radiosurgery #radiotherapy #braintumour #oncology #queensquare
Feeling overwhelmed by Gamma Knife treatment and all the information? That’s completely normal. We’re here to help you understand what to expect. In collaboration with Radiotherapy UK, we’ve created a video series about Gamma Knife radiosurgery. In this video you will learn about: - Patient Journey: From arrival to departure, you’ll be guided through each step. - Machinery & Process: See the equipment and understand the procedure. - Head Frame Fitting: Learn about this important part of the treatment. - Treatment Planning: Discover how your treatment is carefully planned. The voiceover by Andy Tudor: Andy, who has undergone this treatment himself, shares his experience. This video aims to empower you to ask our clinical team as many questions, ensuring you fully understand your treatment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are four additional videos in the series where you’ll hear from: - Hannah Greaves - Senior Therapeutic Radiographer - Dr Michael Kosmin - Consultant Clinical Oncologist - Prof Andrew McEvoy - Consultant Neurosurgeon - Mr Neil Kitchen - Consultant Neurosurgeon & Medical Director of Queen Square Radiosurgery Centre Radiotherapy UK has become PIF TICK accredited to make trusted patient resources that have been made according to 10 key principles: this means you can trust what you see and hear, knowing it has been checked and approved by clinical professionals. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Gamma Knife Gamma Knife radiosurgery is a well-established method of treating selected brain tumours or lesions in the brain. Gamma Knife is not a knife in the normal sense of the word. No incisions are made in your head. Instead, very precisely focused beams of radiation are directed to the treatment area in the brain, optimised to hit only the target without damaging surrounding healthy tissue. Learn more: https://amethyst-radiotherapy.co.uk/ #gammaknife #srs #radiosurgery #radiotherapy #braintumour #oncology #queensquare