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American Radiosurgery
How stereotactic radiosurgery treats the brain without a cut, what it can and cannot do, and what the day in the frame is actually like.
Gamma Knife radiosurgery, from the first scan to the years of follow-up.

Contact

Questions about stereotactic radiosurgery, a correction to flag, or an experience of your own to share? I read every message that comes in.

Email

Write to me at [email protected]. I am one person, not a call centre, so a reply can take a few days, but it will be me reading it.

What I can and cannot help with

I am happy to point you towards the right article, explain a term in plainer language, or hear how your own treatment went. What I cannot do is give you personal medical advice. I cannot look at your scans, tell you whether radiosurgery is the right choice for your tumour or malformation, comment on a dose or a plan, or weigh in on which centre you should use. Those are questions for the team who can see your imaging and examine you.

Please do not email clinical details

For your own privacy, please do not send me your MRI or CT scans, your diagnosis or pathology, your radiosurgery plan or dose, or the dates of any planned treatment. I cannot interpret them, I am not your clinician, and email is not a secure place for medical information. Keep that detail for the team looking after you.

Post

If you need a postal address:

American Radiosurgery 708 Main Street Houston, TX 77002 United States

In an emergency

If you have sudden severe symptoms, such as a rapidly worsening headache, new weakness, seizure, or loss of consciousness, do not email. Contact your own clinical team or your local emergency number straight away.