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Brachytherapy is a form of internal radiotherapy used to treat cancer. It involves placing a radioactive source inside or very close to the tumour, allowing precise, targeted treatment while sparing surrounding healthy tissue.
Brachytherapy is particularly suitable for:
Men with localised prostate cancer
Cases where cancer has early spread into nearby tissues
There are two main types of prostate brachytherapy, both of which involve inserting radioactive implants into the prostate gland. Treatment can be:
High-dose brachytherapy
Low-dose brachytherapy
In some cases, brachytherapy may be combined with external beam radiotherapy for enhanced effectiveness.
In partnership with Leeds Cancer Centre, Nova Healthcare is one of the UK’s leading brachytherapy centres, renowned for both expertise and patient volume.
Our team includes:
Clinical oncologists specialising in brachytherapy
Medical physicists ensuring safe and precise treatment
Radiotherapists providing personalised care
We are committed to delivering advanced, tailored cancer treatment while supporting you throughout your care journey. Learn more about our approach and values [here].
If you have any questions or would like to book an appointment, contact us today:
Phone: 0113 206 7503
leedsth-tr.novabrachy-rt@nhs.net