CyberKnife M6 · Da Vinci Xi · CAR-T · Grade III Class A

Treating cancer
in China — at a level,
rarely available elsewhere

Foshan Fosun Chancheng Hospital — the first oncology center in Foshan with CyberKnife M6, Da Vinci Xi and CAR-T therapy under one roof. Medicines unavailable in many countries — through the Hong Kong–Macao state program.

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0,1 mm precision
CyberKnife M6
8 successful CAR-T
therapies in Foshan
35 batches of innovative
medicines from HK–Macao
0.1 MM CYBERKNIFE M6 RADIOSURGERY SYSTEM FFCH · FOSHAN ONCOLOGY CENTER
FFCH Precision Oncology Center Radiosurgery · Immunotherapy · CAR-T · PET-CT
Before treatment Have a full check-up at FFCH Full diagnostics in a single visit — before choosing a treatment protocol →
Treatment technologies

Three precision-oncology technologies —
in one hospital

01
CyberKnife M6
Non-surgical tumor ablation with 0.1 mm precision. A six-axis manipulator tracks tumor movement during breathing in real time — sparing healthy tissue. The first system in Foshan. 3 to 5 sessions instead of surgery or months of chemotherapy.

Indications: tumors of the brain, lungs, liver, prostate, pancreas, spine and other hard-to-reach sites.
0.1 mm precision · non-surgical
02
Da Vinci Xi
Robotic surgery with sub-millimeter precision. 540° wrist rotation, tremor elimination, minimal incisions. Used in oncology, urology, gynecology and cardiothoracic surgery.

Achievement: the world's first tumor removal through a single umbilical port to the QM-C1 standard using Da Vinci.
Minimal incision · fast recovery
03
VitalBeam + PET-CT
VitalBeam is a linear accelerator with 0.5 mm precision and a 360° rotating focus for radiation therapy. PET-CT delivers precise whole-body diagnostics in 20 minutes. International MDT consultations for complex cases led by Dr. Yang Jun.

Team: over 20 years of experience in the USA, leadership of 34 radiation therapy centers.
Whole-body diagnostics in 20 min · MDT board
0,1mm
CyberKnife M6 precision

The tumor is destroyed with a precision
matched by few clinics anywhere

CyberKnife M6 is the only system in the world that tracks tumor movement with the patient's breathing in real time. That means healthy tissue around the tumor is not damaged, even when it sits next to critical organs.

Cancer types

Which cancers are treated
at FFCH

Lung cancer
CyberKnife M6, targeted and immunotherapy, Hong Kong–Macao medicines
Breast cancer
Da Vinci, mammography, cancer screening, hormone therapy
Prostate cancer
CyberKnife, Da Vinci, over 200 robotic prostate-cancer procedures
Liver cancer
Radiofrequency ablation, CyberKnife, targeted therapy
Brain tumors
CyberKnife M6 — non-surgical, 0.1 mm precision in hard-to-reach areas
Lymphoma
CAR-T therapy — the first authorized center in Foshan, 8 successful cases
Thyroid cancer
Minimally invasive surgery, Da Vinci, radioiodine therapy
Gynecologic oncology
Da Vinci, laparoscopy, gynecologic oncology — a core focus at FFCH
Hong Kong–Macao Connect · A state program of the PRC
Innovative medicines unavailable in many countries — legally, through FFCH
Tafasitamab
Relapsed or refractory large B-cell lymphoma (r/r LBCL)
Unavailable in most countries
Ponatinib
Rare forms of leukemia, 3rd-generation TKI — resistance to prior lines
Unavailable in most countries
CAR-T Fosun Kite
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) — 2+ lines of therapy
Only at FFCH · Foshan
35 batches
of international innovative medicines have already been administered. More than 400 patients helped
Since 2021
CAR-T cell therapy
8successful cases
as of August 2025
First in Foshan · Fosun Kite program

FFCH — the first authorized center
for CAR-T therapy in Foshan

Recognized as the 4th partner in Guangdong province alongside leading institutions — the Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center and Nanfang Hospital. The Fosun Kite CAR-T therapy program has been launched successfully.

Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL)
Primary mediastinal large B-cell lymphoma (PMBCL)
High-grade B-cell lymphoma
DLBCL arising from follicular lymphoma
Indication: relapse or refractoriness after 2+ lines of systemic therapy
The oncology team

International board
of professors FFCH

Dr. Yang Jun
Director of the Precision Oncology Center
PhD, Associate Professor. Over 20 years of clinical experience in the USA, led 34 radiation therapy centers. Focus: radiation oncology, CyberKnife, complex MDT cases.
Dr. Wang Enmin
Chief physician
Former director of the CyberKnife Center at Huashan Hospital, Fudan University — one of China's leading medical centers. An expert in tumor radiosurgery.
Dr. Ye Gang
Hematologic oncologist
PhD, US board-certified in internal medicine, hematology and medical oncology. Leads the CAR-T therapy program.
How to begin treatment

From the first message
to the start of treatment — 48 hours

01
Send your documents
Message Ekaterina on Telegram or WhatsApp. Upload your scans, records and reports. Everything stays confidential.
Day 1
02
The professors' board
Dr. Neil passes your case to the FFCH international board. You receive a personal treatment protocol and a precise cost estimate.
48 hours
03
Visa & logistics
Medical visa to China, flight, airport meet-and-greet, transfer to the FFCH Magnolia Building — all arranged in advance.
7–14 days
04
Treatment & return
Treatment supervised by Dr. Neil. Ekaterina is in touch 24/7. After the course — TCM recovery and support all the way home.
Individual
Frequently asked

Answers to the key questions

How much does cancer treatment at FFCH in China cost?
The cost is determined individually — after the FFCH professors' board reviews your medical documents. We don't quote "from" and "to" figures, because every case is unique. Within 48 hours of receiving your documents you'll get a personal treatment protocol with a precise estimate in yuan (CNY). Payment goes directly to the clinic — not through an intermediary.
What is CyberKnife M6 and how does it differ from conventional radiation therapy?
Conventional radiation therapy irradiates the entire tumor area — catching the healthy tissue around it. That causes side effects.

CyberKnife M6 is a robotic system with 0.1 mm precision. A six-axis manipulator tracks the tumor's movement during breathing in real time and adjusts the radiation beam. Healthy tissue is left untouched. 3 to 5 sessions. No incisions. No anesthesia. No hospitalization.
Can I get medicines that aren't available in my country?
Yes. FFCH is the only clinic in Foshan approved to deliver the state "Hong Kong and Macao Medicine and Equipment Connect" program. Through it, innovative medicines from Hong Kong and Macao that are not registered in many countries become available. 35 batches of international medicines have already been administered, helping more than 400 patients.
Do I need a visa to China for treatment?
Yes, a medical visa is required. Ekaterina Kolokolova arranges an official medical invitation from FFCH and helps with the visa. She also helps choose flights, book a hotel near the clinic, and arrange the transfer from Guangzhou airport to the Magnolia Building — all part of the support.
What is CAR-T therapy and who is it for?
CAR-T is an immunotherapy in which the patient's own T-cells are genetically modified to destroy cancer cells. FFCH is the first authorized CAR-T therapy center in Foshan, recognized as the 4th program partner in Guangdong province.

Indication: adults with relapsed or refractory large B-cell lymphoma after 2+ lines of systemic therapy. As of August 2025 — 8 successful cases.

Get a treatment protocol
in 48 hours

Send your medical documents — the FFCH professors' board will prepare a personal treatment plan and a precise estimate

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