Oncology

Reconstructive surgeries are vital post-tumor-removal procedures to restore form and function. We utilize advanced techniques to enhance aesthetic and functional outcomes, ensuring patients experience minimal impact on their quality of life. 

MRM is performed for breast cancer treatment. It involves removing breast tissue, lymph nodes, and possibly parts of the chest wall, if necessary. We emphasize preserving as much muscle tissue as possible to enhance patient recovery and post-operative quality of life. 

HIPEC is an advanced surgical technique used for abdominal cancers. This treatment involves heated chemotherapy administered directly into the abdominal cavity during surgery, targeting residual cancer cells with precision and enhancing the chances of cure. 

Oncoplasty combines cancer surgery with plastic surgery techniques to improve aesthetic outcomes after breast cancer surgery. Our approach ensures that cancer-free margins are preserved while maintaining breast shape, providing a balance between oncological safety and cosmetic results. 

Colorectal surgery involves removing cancerous parts of the colon or rectum. We utilize minimally invasive techniques to ensure quicker recovery and less post-operative discomfort, focusing on maintaining bowel function and ensuring patient recovery. 

This procedure targets gallbladder cancer, involving the removal of the gallbladder and surrounding tissues. Our surgeons use precision methods to ensure comprehensive cancer removal, minimizing the chances of recurrence. 

Reconstructive surgeries are vital post-tumor-removal procedures to restore form and function. We utilize advanced techniques to enhance aesthetic and functional outcomes, ensuring patients experience minimal impact on their quality of life. 

MRM is performed for breast cancer treatment. It involves removing breast tissue, lymph nodes, and possibly parts of the chest wall, if necessary. We emphasize preserving as much muscle tissue as possible to enhance patient recovery and post-operative quality of life. 

HIPEC is an advanced surgical technique used for abdominal cancers. This treatment involves heated chemotherapy administered directly into the abdominal cavity during surgery, targeting residual cancer cells with precision and enhancing the chances of cure. 

Oncoplasty combines cancer surgery with plastic surgery techniques to improve aesthetic outcomes after breast cancer surgery. Our approach ensures that cancer-free margins are preserved while maintaining breast shape, providing a balance between oncological safety and cosmetic results. 

Colorectal surgery involves removing cancerous parts of the colon or rectum. We utilize minimally invasive techniques to ensure quicker recovery and less post-operative discomfort, focusing on maintaining bowel function and ensuring patient recovery. 

This procedure targets gallbladder cancer, involving the removal of the gallbladder and surrounding tissues. Our surgeons use precision methods to ensure comprehensive cancer removal, minimizing the chances of recurrence. 

Radical nephrectomy involves removing kidney tissue along with surrounding tissues in cases of kidney cancer. Our team ensures thorough removal of cancer cells, aiming to prevent metastasis and recurrence, while supporting kidney function preservation when possible. 

Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans are critical in identifying cancer activity within the body. This functional imaging technique allows for precise monitoring of treatment progress and effectiveness. 

We use Ultrasound imaging for real-time visualization, particularly beneficial in guiding biopsies and assessing tumor characteristics. It’s non-invasive and effective in examining soft tissues without radiation exposure. 

X-rays remain a fundamental diagnostic tool, offering quick imaging of bones and chest areas. They are crucial in initial diagnosis and follow-up assessments, ensuring accurate monitoring of disease progression. 

Computed Tomography (CT) scans offer a detailed cross-sectional view of the body, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. It is particularly useful in assessing the extent of disease spread. 

Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans are critical in identifying cancer activity within the body. This functional imaging technique allows for precise monitoring of treatment progress and effectiveness. 

We use Ultrasound imaging for real-time visualization, particularly beneficial in guiding biopsies and assessing tumor characteristics. It’s non-invasive and effective in examining soft tissues without radiation exposure. 

Computed Tomography (CT) scans offer a detailed cross-sectional view of the body, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. It is particularly useful in assessing the extent of disease spread. 

Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans are critical in identifying cancer activity within the body. This functional imaging technique allows for precise monitoring of treatment progress and effectiveness. 

We use Ultrasound imaging for real-time visualization, particularly beneficial in guiding biopsies and assessing tumor characteristics. It’s non-invasive and effective in examining soft tissues without radiation exposure. 

X-rays remain a fundamental diagnostic tool, offering quick imaging of bones and chest areas. They are crucial in initial diagnosis and follow-up assessments, ensuring accurate monitoring of disease progression. 

Computed Tomography (CT) scans offer a detailed cross-sectional view of the body, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. It is particularly useful in assessing the extent of disease spread. 

Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans are critical in identifying cancer activity within the body. This functional imaging technique allows for precise monitoring of treatment progress and effectiveness.