A personalized approach to cancer care that includes consultation, diagnostic evaluation, treatment planning, cancer therapy, monitoring, and continued follow-up.
The medical oncologist reviews the patient's symptoms, medical history, previous investigations, pathology reports, imaging studies, and previous treatments to understand the diagnosis and overall health condition.
Our Medical Oncology department provides comprehensive cancer care focused on accurate diagnosis, individualized treatment planning, systemic cancer therapies, symptom management, and continuous monitoring throughout the treatment journey.
Our oncology team works closely with surgical oncologists, radiation oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, and other specialists to develop coordinated treatment plans based on each patient's cancer type, stage, overall health, and individual treatment needs.
Individualized treatment planning based on cancer type, stage, clinical condition, and treatment goals.
Continuous monitoring, symptom management, and supportive care throughout the cancer treatment journey.
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Read ArticleThe Medical Oncology department provides comprehensive medical care for patients with cancer, including evaluation, treatment planning, chemotherapy, targeted therapies, immunotherapy, and supportive care based on the patient's condition and treatment needs.
A Medical Oncologist may be consulted when cancer is suspected, diagnosed, or requires medical treatment. The specialist evaluates the diagnosis and discusses appropriate treatment options based on the type, stage, and individual characteristics of the cancer.
Depending on the type and stage of cancer, treatment may include chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, hormonal therapy, or other systemic treatments. The appropriate treatment is selected after evaluating the patient's diagnosis and overall health.
The treatment plan is based on factors such as the type and stage of cancer, diagnostic and laboratory findings, previous treatments, overall health, and the patient's individual needs. The oncology team discusses suitable treatment options and develops an individualized care plan.
Chemotherapy uses medicines to destroy or control cancer cells. Depending on the treatment plan, chemotherapy may be administered through an intravenous infusion, injection, or oral medicines. The schedule and duration vary according to the type of cancer and the prescribed treatment.
Supportive care may be provided throughout cancer treatment to help manage treatment-related symptoms and maintain the patient's comfort and overall well-being. The care provided depends on the patient's condition, treatment, and individual clinical requirements.
