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No, patients do not see, hear, smell, feel, or otherwise sense the gamma radiation beams administered during treatment. When the frame is placed, some positions may be uncomfortable for the patient during treatment. If that is the case, every effort is made to make the patient comfortable, using extra pillows and padding as necessary.
