What does MFRT mean in THERAPY

MFRT stands for Multi Fold Radiation Therapy. It is a cutting-edge cancer treatment technology that combines multiple radiation beams from multiple angles to target and destroy cancerous tumors.

The difference between MFRT and conventional radiation therapy lies in the way it delivers the radiation beam to the tumor site. With MFRT, multiple beams are used from multiple angles, allowing for greater accuracy when targeting the tumor and decreasing damage to surrounding healthy tissue. This makes it especially useful for targeting difficult-to-reach areas in the body where traditional radiation therapies are not as effective.

Currently, MFRT is used to treat a wide variety of cancers including lung, breast, prostate, colon and rectal cancers as well as certain types of sarcomas and lymphomas.

so far, studies have shown that Multi Fold Radiation Therapy can significantly improve patient outcomes compared to traditional radiations therapies in many cases. In some cases, the risk of recurrence or complications associated with treatment has been reduced due to its precision targeting capabilities.

As with most forms of radiation therapy, there can be some side effects such as fatigue, skin irritation or changes in appetite during treatment or after treatment has been completed. However, these side effects are usually mild and temporary. Long term side effects are rare but may include organ damage or fertility issues if treated incorrectly.