Surface Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT)

What Is SGRT?
SGRT uses infrared camera systems and surface mapping software to monitor the patient’s skin surface in real time. Instead of relying solely on permanent marks or tattoos, SGRT continuously tracks your position and automatically pauses radiation if you move out of alignment — offering unmatched precision and safety.
How SGRT Works
Multiple cameras scan the surface of your body to create a 3D reference image
During treatment, your position is tracked in real time, ensuring perfect alignment
If any movement is detected, the radiation beam is automatically paused
This ensures radiation is only delivered when your body is exactly where it should be
Frequently Asked Questions
Before you receive total body irradiation, you’ll have an appointment — called a simulation — to plan your treatment. This is like a trial run of the treatment you’ll receive. It helps your healthcare providers ensure that you’re positioned so you can get the right dose of radiation.
- You can bathe or shower before your appointment, after your appointment, or both. …
- Use warm water and a mild unscented bar soap or body wash.
- Be gentle with your skin. …
- Rinse your skin well.
- Pat your skin dry with a soft, clean towel.
SGRT at Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune
Dr. Shweta Mutha Pande is a radiation oncology expert with extensive training in advanced radiotherapy techniques, including SGRT, IGRT, VMAT, and CyberKnife Radiosurgery. With cutting-edge tools and a compassionate approach, she ensures patients receive precision care with minimal side effects.