Surgery within an integrated plan
Cancer treatment does not start in the operating room. It starts with an accurate diagnosis of the tumour type and stage, then a discussion with oncologists and radiologists to set the best treatment sequence.
Conditions we manage
- Benign and malignant breast tumours.
- Digestive tract tumours.
- Thyroid tumours.
- Soft-tissue tumours.
Protecting quality of life
The goal is complete removal of the tumour while preserving the shape and function of the organ as much as possible, with a clear explanation of what surgery can and cannot achieve.
Conditions within this service
- Colon tumour
- Breast lump
- Breast discharge
- Mucinous tumour
Frequently asked questions
Will I need chemotherapy before surgery?
It depends on the tumour type and stage. In some cases chemotherapy is given first to shrink the tumour.
Can the breast be preserved?
In many cases yes, depending on tumour size and position. This is explained in detail once tests are complete.
When is the pathology result ready?
Usually within one to two weeks, and the result is discussed at the follow-up visit.
