Amethyst Radiotherapy is pleased to host a live webinar on 5 June on the topic of Modern Management of Vestibular Schwannoma. Here’s an overview of the subject.
CNSs, (also known as a neurooncology nurse) are key members of the MDT who have specialist expertise in treating people with brain tumours. See more here.
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Find out what trigeminal neuralgia is and how it can be treated, such as with stereotactic Gamma Knife radiosurgery that targets the trigeminal nerve directly.
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As a private radiotherapy centre in the UK, we are taking the opportunity to share some tips and practical advice about coping with a brain tumour diagnosis.
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Radiotherapy UK’s #Miles4Radiotherapy Challenge starts in July - and we’re proud sponsors of the event! Find out more about the challenge over on the blog now.
Here’s a look at some common brain tumour symptoms, and when to consult a doctor. Early detection will lead to the most effective brain tumour treatment plan.
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Here’s an overview of some of the key topics that were discussed at the HBI conference in Paris, and how the landscape of brain tumour treatment is evolving.
Here’s a closer look at who the members of a multi multidisciplinary team are, and how the specialists work together to shape a brain tumour treatment pathway.
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Here’s a look at what Parkinson’s disease (PD) is, how it affects people, and current and emerging treatments, including the potential of Gamma Knife surgery.
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April 8 is World Neurosurgeons Day, when the achievements of dedicated surgeons who carry out highly complex and precise procedures on the brain are celebrated.
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Meningioma is the most common type of brain tumour diagnosed in the UK. Here’s an overview, including the causes, symptoms, and the main treatment options.
Here’s a look at the history of brain surgery from ancient times to the modern day. To find out more about advanced radiotherapy, please visit our website.
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Our team has contributed to a SCOPE magazine article with a focus on AI-driven auto-contouring for tumour segmentation. Here’s a look at the key conclusions.
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Discover how Gamma Knife offers a precise, non-invasive treatment for acoustic neuroma, reducing risks and recovery time while preserving healthy tissue.
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A question for people living with a brain tumour is “can I still exercise safely?” Research shows that exercise is safe - so find out more on the blog now.
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Fatigue is a common side effect of radiotherapy. Learn to manage energy, improve sleep, and stay active during treatment. Find out more on the Amethyst site.
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Gamma knife radiosurgery is commonly associated with non-invasive treatment to shrink brain tumours. But that is not its only use, nor even its original one.
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New CEO Sasha Burns brings 20+ years of healthcare leadership to Amethyst Radiotherapy UK, driving innovation, expanding access, and advancing radiotherapy.
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Here’s a look at the challenges faced by brain cancer patients, the main approaches to treating brain tumours, and who could benefit from Gamma Knife surgery.
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Managing a brain tumour is a major challenge. Here’s a look at the role of nutrition in supporting you during your brain cancer treatment and recovery process.
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Amethyst Radiotherapy UK is proud to announce an impressive 84% growth in the number of patients annually treated in 2024, compared to 2020 when Amethyst Healthcare acquired the network.
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On 24 January, Mr Matthias Radatz will be chairing a panel discussion at the BRSS titled: “What’s the Limit to the Number of Metastases That We Can Treat?”
The Queen Square Radiosurgery Centre in London became part of the Amethyst Group in 2020, and in 2024 we were proud to become an official Elekta reference site.
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Mr Kitchen will join a BRSS panel session on Jan 23, which will focus on the treatment of large metastases. Here’s an overview of brain metastases treatment.
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