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The Center for Radiation Oncology is a key structural division of the National Cancer Institute, providing modern, high-precision radiation therapy for adults and children in accordance with international standards of cancer care. The Center specializes in planning and delivering external beam radiation therapy using modern technology to treat malignant tumors of various locations.
The Center employs radiation oncologists, medical physicists, radiographers, engineers, and nursing staff experienced with modern radiation therapy planning and delivery systems. It uses high-tech equipment from leading global manufacturers (VARIAN, ELEKTA, Siemens, Philips, Canon) that meets WHO and IAEA recommendations and supports the implementation of modern treatment protocols.
The Center implements modern radiation therapy planning and delivery methods, participates in scientific-practical projects and international professional programs. Its work is aimed at improving treatment precision, maximizing protection of healthy tissue, minimizing radiation exposure, and improving patients' quality of life.
We provide radiation therapy for all types of cancer in adults and children, using modern equipment and daily quality control.
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Our medical physics team provides technical support, quality assurance, and equipment safety for diagnostics and treatment.
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