Asian Hospital performs Philippines’ first CyberKnife treatment



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Asian Hospital has completed the country’s first CyberKnife® procedure, marking a milestone in advanced cancer treatment.
The inaugural patient, an 8-year-old child with meningioma — a tumor that forms in the protective membranes of the brain and spinal cord — successfully underwent treatment at the hospital’s Asian Cancer Institute.
CyberKnife® is the only system of its kind currently available in the Philippines. The technology delivers precise, image-guided radiation therapy in real time, allowing doctors to target tumors accurately while sparing surrounding healthy tissue. Unlike traditional methods, the treatment is non-invasive, painless, and efficient.
The hospital marked the occasion with a striking display of laser beams, symbolizing hope and courage.