The European CyberKnife Centre (ECZM)
Clinical and Scientific Cooperation
The European CyberKnife Centre is an affiliation of the University Hospital of Munich. There are numerous clinical and scientific cooperations with the Dept. of Neurosurgery, the Institute of Clinical Radiology, Medical Clinic, Oncology, Urology, Thoracic Surgery, Orthopaedic Tumour Surgery, and the Eye Clinic of the University of Munich.
The European CyberKnife Centre collaborates internationally with colleagues around the world. Close partnerships exist with Stanford University, California (USA) and the IRCCS Clinic, Neuromed, Pozzilli (Italy), an academic affiliation hospital of the University La Sapienza, Rome and the famous Bumrumgrad International Hospotal, Bangkok (Thailand).
The European CyberKnife Centre is an affiliation of the University Hospital of Munich. There are numerous clinical and scientific cooperations with the Dept. of Neurosurgery, the Institute of Clinical Radiology, Medical Clinic, Oncology, Urology, Thoracic Surgery, Orthopaedic Tumour Surgery, and the Eye Clinic of the University of Munich.
The European CyberKnife Centre collaborates internationally with colleagues around the world. Close partnerships exist with Stanford University, California (USA) and the IRCCS Clinic, Neuromed, Pozzilli (Italy), an academic affiliation hospital of the University La Sapienza, Rome and the famous Bumrumgrad International Hospotal, Bangkok (Thailand).
Furthermore a scientific partnership is maintained with the Institute of Robotics and Cognitive Systems of the University Lübeck where essential parts of the CyberKnife® system have been developed (navigational software). Via most modern telecommunication systems special cases are discussed with other dedicated experts around the world. Also scientific projects are conducted on an international basis.
Dr Alexander Muacevic of the European CyberKnife Centre is on the Board of Directors of the CyberKnife Society, through which the Centre puts great effort into the development of internationally acknowledged standards for treatment, education and quality control.
Dr Alexander Muacevic of the European CyberKnife Centre is on the Board of Directors of the CyberKnife Society, through which the Centre puts great effort into the development of internationally acknowledged standards for treatment, education and quality control.
The scientific analysis of outcome data is essential for the further development of CyberKnife technology to continuously improve the quality of robotic radiosurgical treatment applications.
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