Cryoblation: Also called targeted cryoblation or cryosurgery, this is a minimally invasive treatment that freezes and destroys diseased tissue, including cancer cells.

Locations:

• Danbury Hospital

Image-guided Biopsy: Imaging technology guides precision in obtaining tissue samples to test for the presence of cancer.

Locations:

• Danbury Hospital
• New Milford Hospital
• Norwalk Hospital 

Lung Cancer Screening: For people at high risk for lung cancer, a low-dose CT scan of the chest using up to 90% less radiation captures images that can diagnose early stage lung disease.

Locations:

• WCHN Imaging/Danbury
• WCHN Imaging/Ridgefield
• Norwalk Hospital Radiology and Mammography Center (NRMC) - East Ave.

Radiofrequency (RF) Ablation: Image-guidance is used in the treatment of lung cancer, transmitting heat through a needle to destroy cancer cells in the lungs.

Locations:

• Danbury Hospital

Y-90 Radioembolization Removal: This procedure entails the administration of Yitrium- 90 (Y-90) microspheres (a form of radiation) into blood vessels that travel to the liver. This is a treatment that is used to slow down the progression of metastatic liver disease in patients who are not surgical candidates.

Locations:

• Danbury Hospital