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Expert CyberKnife Care You Can Trust

At Lynn Cancer Institute, our radiation teams bring a blend of cutting-edge technology and genuine patient support to every CyberKnife treatment. We’re proud to offer robotic radiosurgery that delivers high-precision therapy in a few outpatient sessions, because your healing matters to us.

Our Approach

Our Approach

We combine advanced robotics, real-time imaging, and motion tracking with a caring, personalized treatment plan. You’ll have fewer visits, faster recovery, and a team that focuses on your comfort and outcomes, so you can get back to life sooner.

Your Care, Delivered with Heart

Your Care, Delivered with Heart

This isn’t just a treatment, it’s care tailored to you. From hand‑holding through planning scans to coordinating therapy sessions and follow‑up, we’re with you every step of the way, with empathy, clarity, and commitment.

What is CyberKnife Therapy?

CyberKnife is a non‑invasive, robotic radiation system (SRS/SBRT) that delivers focused, high‑dose radiation precisely to tumors, without surgery, incisions, or anesthesia. It moves around the body, aligning thousands of beams to treat lesions anywhere they may occur.

Types of CyberKnife Applications

This therapy is customized per case, but consistently offers:

  • Robotic, real-time motion tracking, even during breathing or movement
  • Hypofractionated treatment, typically completed in 1–5 sessions each lasting about 30–60 minutes

When Is It Recommended?

CyberKnife is ideal when surgery isn’t an option, or when tumors are tricky to reach or near critical structures. It’s used for lesions in the brain, spine, lung, liver, pancreas, prostate, and more, and can treat non‑cancerous conditions, too.

Benefits and Risks

Benefits
  • Pinpoint accuracy minimizes radiation to healthy tissue, reducing side effects.
  • Quick, outpatient treatments, often completed in just a few sessions.
  • Painless and no anesthesia needed, allowing fast return to normal routines.
Risks

Most patients experience minimal side effects. Some may feel fatigue or mild localized symptoms depending on tumor location. Side effect risk is generally lower than with traditional radiation. Certain cases may require the implantation of fiducial markers inside the target.

What to Expect

  • You’ll begin with imaging, like CT or MRI, to map the exact tumor location. Your care team then creates a personalized plan and schedules your short CyberKnife sessions.

  • You’ll lie comfortably while a robotic arm moves around you, delivering radiation precisely. The system adjusts in real time, tracking tumor movement and ensuring accuracy.

  • You can usually go home the same day and resume daily activities quickly. Follow‑up visits ensure your progress is on track and guide any further care needed.

CyberKnife Therapy: By the Numbers

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sessions on average compared to several weeks for conventional radiation

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of patients report minimal discomfort after placement

Meet Our Specialists

Expert Treatment Close to Home

Lynn Cancer Institute | Boca Raton
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Lynn Cancer Institute | Boca Raton

701 NW 13 St., Boca Raton, FL 33486

Frequently Asked Questions

  • CyberKnife is a non-invasive, robotic radiation system that delivers pinpoint-accurate, high-dose radiation to tumors in as few as one to five sessions, without surgery.

  • Many patients complete CyberKnife therapy in one to five outpatient sessions, each lasting about 30–60 minutes. Your plan is tailored to your tumor type and location.

  • CyberKnife is painless. You won’t feel the radiation, and no anesthesia or incisions are required. Most people return to normal activities shortly after treatment.

  • CyberKnife can target tumors in the brain, spine, lung, liver, pancreas, prostate, and more. It’s also used for certain non-cancerous conditions.

  • Lynn Cancer Institute in Boca Raton offers CyberKnife therapy with advanced motion-tracking technology, so you receive precise treatment close to home.

Clinical Trials

Clinical Trials

At Lynn Cancer Institute, we treat cancer in today’s patients and offer hope for those who may get the disease in the future. Through clinical trials, we study promising new ways to diagnose and treat cancer. As our patient, you have access to trials and treatments that aren’t widely available elsewhere.

If a clinical trial may be right for you, we’ll talk with you about the potential benefits and risks. We make your overall well-being and safety our top priority if you choose to participate.

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