SBRT for Different Cancer Types
The treatment process for SBRT will look different for each person. Your treatment plan can look different depending on the type of cancer you have and where your tumour is found.
Click on a tile below to learn about the SBRT treatment process for that type of cancer.
Overview of the Treatment Process
Lung Cancer SBRT
Used for treating lung cancer or tumours in the chest area.
e.g., lung cancer or metastatic tumours in the chest.
Abdominal Cancer SBRT
Used for treating cancers in the abdominal (torso) region.
e.g., liver, stomach, pancreas, kidney, or colorectal cancers.
Pelvic Cancer SBRT
Used for treating cancers in the pelvic region.
e.g., prostate, bladder, rectum, ovarian, cervical, or uterine cancers.
What does the general treatment process include?
Your SBRT treatment process may look differently depending on:
- What kind of cancer you have
- Where your tumour is located
- Your current health
- Your specific treatment plan
However, all SBRT treatments include 5 main stages: Consultation, Simulation, Planning, Treatment, and Follow-Up. Use the interactive timeline below to learn more about each stage.