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Breast healthRadiation Oncology CenterRadiation Oncology | Medical oncology | Well Woman Program | Wig & turban fitting | Plastic surgery & reconstruction | Lymphedema therapy | Bra & breast form fitting | Nutrition counseling | Emotional health | Complementary therapies | Breast Health Center Home Often a combination of treatment is recommended to treat breast cancer. Radiation therapy is considered local treatment since it is used to destroy cancer cells in a specific area. This may be given before or after surgery. Your doctor or the Pavilion's breast care coordinator can help you better understand why certain treatment regimens are recommended in different situations. 
John Naida, MD “Providing the most state-of-the-art care to patients is important to me. When it comes to someone's life, I want to know I gave them the best chance for survival possible.” John Naida, MD, is a board certified radiation oncologist who provides radiation therapy to patients with medically inoperable or surgically unrestrictable cancers. Medical education • University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
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