Oncology Surgery

What is Oncology Surgery?

It is a surgical specialty dedicated to diagnosing and treating cancerous tumors through surgical removal, often coordinated with chemotherapy or radiotherapy.

What conditions are treated in this department?

• Tumors in the digestive system (stomach, intestines, liver)

• Lung and breast tumors

• Glandular and soft tissue tumors

• Large or complex skin tumors

• Malignant tumors in children or adults

• Advanced tumor cases before or after chemotherapy

How is diagnosis and treatment performed?

• Comprehensive clinical assessment, lab tests, and imaging (CT, MRI, PET scan)

• Determining tumor size and location for surgical planning

• Safe surgical removal while preserving organ function

• Postoperative follow-up with adjuvant therapy if needed (chemotherapy or radiotherapy)

• Long-term monitoring to ensure recovery and prevent recurrence

Follow-up Duration

Typically long-term, depending on tumor type and treatment plan, with regular imaging and lab evaluations.

Treatment Goals

Complete tumor removal, prevent cancer spread, maintain organ function, and improve patient recovery and quality of life.