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The
Cancer Care Center at
Central Baptist Hospital is located at 1720 Nicholasville Road, Building E, Suite #703 , telephone number 1-859-260-4270 The Cancer Care Center's mission is to do everything we can to prevent cancer and apply our knowledge and technology to aggressive, leading-edge cancer care. Odds are, sometime during your life, you or someone you
love will be diagnosed with cancer. A diagnosis of cancer
can be daunting. But every year, advances in prevention,
early detection, diagnosis and treatment are helping us
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Central Baptist Hospital's Cancer Care Center offers a full range of services, from prevention and state-of-the-art screening and diagnostic procedures to treatment, clinical research, education and support. The center is accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer (ACoS, COC) and is a member of the Association of Community Cancer Centers (ACCC). Click on a link below to learn more:
| American Cancer Society | www.cancer.org |
| Leukemia and Lymphoma Society | www.lls.org |
| Lung Cancer Alliance | www.lungcanceralliance.org |
| American Lung Association | www.lungusa.org |
| Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Coalition (Lexington Affiliate) | www.komenlexington.org |
| Mayor's Taskforce Against Breast Cancer | www.lfucg.com/bctf/index.html |
| National Prostate Cancer Coalition | www.fighprostatecancer.org |
| National Cancer Institute | www.cancer.gov |
CyberKnife Radiosurgery is a painless, non-invasive radiation treatment that can be used as an alternative, to open surgery in certain cases. The CyberKnife uses image-guided robotics to non-invasively destroy tumors and other lesions with multiple beams of high-energy radiation. The cumulative effect of all the beams at the target results in the lesion receiving a very high dose of radiation while nearby normal tissue is preserved.

CyberKnife is an entirely new approach to radiosurgery. It is the first and only robotic surgery device that uses a linear accelerator mounted on a computer-controlled robotic arm to treat tumors in the head, neck, spine, lung and other areas throughout the body that are often unreachable by conventional surgery or other stereotactic methods.
Cyberknife radiosurgery uses sub-millimeter clinical accuracy that is so precise it can match the shape of small complex tumors located in critical structures. This ability allows the CyberKnife to treat lesions that may be considered inoperable or untreatable with other radiosurgery systems.
One of the most gratifying things in regards to CyberKnife treatment is that it has given physicians the opportunity to help patients who they didn't have anything to offer before. Now we can offer hope, we can change lives, at the CyberKnife Treatment Center at Central Baptist Hospital.
For more information on CyberKnife go to www.centralbap/cyberknife.cfm or for the CyberKnife Treatment Center webpage go to www.centralbap.com/Technology/cyberknife/CyberKnife-Treatment-Center.cfm or call the CyberKnife Coordinator at 1-859-260-4460.
