The Facts That Matter
What the Clinical Evidence Shows
- Large randomized trials (such as STAMPEDE) have demonstrated that radiation to the primary tumor can improve overall survival in patients with low-volume metastatic prostate cancer
- These findings support the concept that local treatment matters in selected metastatic settings
- While randomized trials specifically evaluating SBRT to synchronous oligometastatic sites are still evolving, MDT is increasingly used in practice based on: Favorable disease control, low toxicity, and the ability to delay escalation of systemic therapy
Patient Experience & Quality of Life
- Targeted treatment of known metastatic sites
- High local control of treated lesions
- Low risk of long-term effects
- Preservation of quality of life
- Potential delay in disease progression or added systemic therapy
Treatment Duration
- Up to 5 visits: 1-week or less
- Traditional Radiation: several weeks
Treatment Duration & Conditions Commonly Treated
High-does radiation with sub-millimeter accuracy; 1-5 visits: 1-week or less
- Prostate cancer with limited metastatic spread – 3-5 visits
- Lung cancer oligometastases – 3-5 visits
- Bone or spine metastases – 1-5 visits
- Other solid tumors with limited metastatic burden
- Lymph node–only metastatic disease
What to Expect
Before Treatment
• Consultation
• Imaging Review (CT + PET Scan)
• Personalized Treatment Planning
During Treatment
• Painless, non-invasive sessions
• Typically, 1-5 visits, up to 1 week
After Treatment
• No recovery downtime
• Follow-up imaging to monitor response to treatment
• Ongoing coordination with your care team
Guideline Supported Care
Treatment planning follows nationally recognized clinical guidelines (including ASTRO and NCCN, where applicable). Final treatment decisions are made by the treating physician based on each patient’s unique clinical situation.
15,000+ SBRT/SRS Treatments Delivered
20+ Years Physician Experience
Advanced CyberKnife® & TrueBeam® Technology
Regional Referral Center for Complex Cases
Outpatient Cancer Care – No Hospitalization
Board-certified Radiation Oncologists
What Is IMRT?
IMRT delivers precisely shaped radiation doses that conform to a tumor’s three-dimensional shape while minimizing exposure to surrounding healthy tissue. IMRT is commonly used when tumors are near critical structures or require a high degree of dose precision—protecting healthy tissue and helping patients maintain their daily routines.
Care All in One Place
Technology is only part of the equation. At CRC, every step—nursing, care coordination, therapy, dosimetry, and oncology—is handled in-house, creating a seamless, patient-centered experience from consultation to treatment completion.
