Cancer Surgery (Oncological Surgery)

Overview

Cancer surgery involves the surgical removal of tumors and cancerous tissues. It may be curative, palliative, or preventive, and is often combined with other treatments like chemotherapy and radiation therapy for comprehensive cancer care.

Cancer surgery includes procedures like mastectomy, colectomy, hepatectomy, and minimally invasive robotic cancer surgery. Treatment is personalized based on cancer type, stage, and patient factors.

Key Benefits

• Complete or partial tumor removal
• Improved survival rates
• Relief from cancer-related symptoms
• Prevention of cancer spread
• Combined with advanced therapies

Treatment Process

1. 1

   Comprehensive cancer staging and evaluation

2. 2

   Multidisciplinary treatment planning

3. 3

   Pre-operative preparation and optimization

4. 4

   Surgical tumor removal and reconstruction

5. 5

   Post-operative pathology analysis

6. 6

   Adjuvant therapy planning and follow-up

Treated Conditions