Andriy B. Gryazov
MD, PhD, DSc, Neuroradiology
head of department

Oksana V. Zemskova
MD, PhD, Radiology

Kristiana O. Robak
MD, PhD, Radiology

Oleksandr M. Getman
MD, Radiology

Iryna V. Kruchok
MD, Radiology

Eugeniy I. Golubov
MD, Radiology

Igor P. Spasichenko
MD, Radiology

Ludmila A. Mironyak
MD, PhD, Radiology

Sergey P. Kolesnik
wired engineer radiologist

Mihaylo M. Vishnevskiy
wired engineer radiologist

Olesya Y. Pylypas
MD, Radiology

Olga I. Kamenska
MD, Anesthesiology

Stereotactic radiosurgery is a non-invasive method for treating brain disorders. It is the delivery of a single, high dose of irradiation to a small and critically located intra-cranial volume through the intact skull.
In general, the purpose of any form of radiation therapy is to stop the growth of or shrink and destroy tumors while limiting adverse effects on normal tissue.

Indications for radiosurgery and radiotherapy

Intracranial lesions:
1. acoustic schwannomas
2. meningiomas
3. other bening tumors (cranial nerves schwannomas, glomus tumors and others)
4. brain metastases (≤ 10)
5. arterio-venous malformation

Updated 30 April 2018.