Surgical Oncology

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Surgical Oncology

Cancer surgery is a specific field of surgery that concentrates on the diagnosis, treatment, and care of cancer using surgical methods. It is vital in treating cancer by removing growths, nearby tissues, or lymph nodes and often works together with other therapies like chemotherapy or radiation.

Surgical oncologists do more than just perform cancer surgeries; they also help figure out the cancer stage and assess how well treatments are working. Depending on the tumor's type and location, surgery may be used to eliminate cancer, alleviate symptoms, or support other treatments. Modern, less-invasive, and laparoscopic techniques have shortened recovery times and boosted outcomes.

Cancer surgery involves teamwork with medical oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, and other experts to develop a customized treatment plan for each person. Prompt surgical action can greatly enhance survival rates and quality of life for a lot of cancer patients.

Frequent Surgeries in Cancer Surgery

  • Taking out tumors (both non-cancerous and cancerous)
  • Biopsy for diagnosis and determining stage
  • Lymph node removal
  • Breast cancer surgeries (lumpectomy, mastectomy)
  • Colorectal cancer surgeries
  • Liver or pancreatic tumor surgeries
  • Head and neck cancer surgeries
  • Less-invasive and robot-assisted cancer surgeries
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