Dynamic stereotactic radiosurgery: the Charleston program: a report on the first 150 patients

We have been pleased with our initial experience in an evolving program. As newer surgical and radiotherapy techniques have become available, the role of radiosurgery has been and will continue to be modified. As more commercially available systems have been marketed, the availability will become more widespread. A battery of residents in neurosurgery and radiation oncology trained in these technologies will provide leadership and future directions of this therapy.