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A non-profit radiotherapy centre on the grounds of the public hospital in Georgetown, run since 2006 as a partnership with the Ministry of Health. It is the one radiotherapy centre the international directory lists in Guyana.
The Cancer Institute of Guyana says it is a non-profit organisation operating since 2006 as a project between the Ministry of Health and Global Imaging Services, on the Georgetown Public Hospital compound, with a mission to provide evaluation, radiation treatment at a subsidised cost and follow-up. Its site describes external beam radiotherapy and chemotherapy. IAEA DIRAC lists it at Lamaha Street as the one radiotherapy centre in Guyana, with one linear accelerator, one brachytherapy unit and a CT scanner (entry last updated 2024). Coordinates are DIRAC's.
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