Quick answer
Prostate specific brachytherapy is a form of internal radiation therapy that treats prostate cancer by placing radioactive sources directly in or near the prostate to deliver focused radiation while limiting exposure to nearby tissues. At Acibadem in Turkey, prostate brachytherapy is planned with detailed imaging and carried out by a multidisciplinary team, either as a standalone treatment or combined with…
Smart biopsy assistance that improves accuracy in detecting prostate cancer.
What is Prostate SBA?
Prostate SBA is one of the advanced imaging and diagnostics technologies our specialists rely on to understand each patient’s condition clearly and at an early stage. Accurate imaging and measurement are the foundation of the right treatment plan, and our teams use technology like this to keep diagnosis precise, comfortable and, wherever possible, free of unnecessary radiation or invasive steps.
Why it matters
- Earlier, clearer detection that supports more confident decisions.
- High-resolution detail to guide a personalised treatment plan.
- A comfortable, largely non-invasive experience for the patient.
What to expect
Before anything begins, our international patient team explains the process in your language and answers your questions. A specialist reviews your history and reports, confirms whether this technology is right for you, and prepares a clear, individual plan. Suitability always depends on your personal medical assessment.
Where it is used
This technology supports the work of our Urology team(s). Contact us and we will confirm the most suitable hospital for your treatment.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe?
These systems are used routinely in our JCI-accredited hospitals by trained specialists who follow strict safety standards. Your team will explain any specific considerations for your case.
Will my insurance cover it?
Coverage depends on your policy. Share your insurer with us and our team will check your options and explain any costs in advance.
How do I get started?
Send us your reports through a free consultation request. A specialist will review your case and tell you whether this technology fits your treatment plan.
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