‘Game changer for patients’: News4JAX receives exclusive look at treatment that delays brain cancer regrowth

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‘Game changer for patients’: News4JAX receives exclusive look at treatment that delays brain cancer regrowth
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In a clinical study, GammaTile Therapy extended the time of a tumor reemerging with limited side effects.

“I think it’s going to be a major game changer for patients who have tumors that have spread from elsewhere in their body,” Dr. Michael Horowitz, a neurosurgeon specialist at HCA Florida Orange Park Hospital, said.

“I was amazed at the hospital to see Dr. Horowitz,” Vigil said. “He said I can help you. And I said let’s do it.”“The area where I took the tumor out, since the patient could not get any more radiation the traditional way because it would have damaged the brain, so instead, I put the gamma tiles in to just give local radiation to the cavity and the wall of the cavity where I took the tumor out.”

According to medical experts, more than 200,000 people a year are diagnosed with some form of brain cancer. More than half of the patients treated for a brain tumor learn the tumor grows back within the same year– despite aggressive therapies.

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