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Description

Oncology Surgery and Resection

What is the Oncology Surgery and Resection

Unit at the French Specialized Medical Center for Oncology?


Some cancer treatment plans involve surgical intervention, often supported by advanced imaging techniques. Therefore, at the French Specialized Medical Center for Oncology, we offer a full range of major and minor oncology surgeries. We ensure a personalized treatment plan for each patient based on the type, location, and stage of the tumor, guaranteeing a high level of care without affecting surrounding tissues.


Oncology surgery services at the French Specialized Medical Center include:


• Therapeutic and palliative tumor resections.


• Radiofrequency and microwave ablation of affected organs.


• Oncology surgeries for specific organs such as the liver, breast, colon, and rectum.


• Complex resections requiring multidisciplinary collaboration.


• Post-operative rehabilitation.


Who can benefit from oncology surgery at the French Specialized Medical Center for Oncology?


Our oncology surgery services target a wide range of cancers, including:


• Breast, colon, and stomach cancers.


• Liver and lung tumors.


• Gynecological and urological tumors.


• Head, neck, and thyroid cancers.


Type of disease:

Cancerous tumors that may require surgical intervention, such as tumors of the breast, colon, stomach, liver, lung, women and urinary tract, head and neck and thyroid gland.

Surgical treatment:

Surgical intervention plays an important role in treating a large number of cancerous tumors, and includes the removal of advanced tumors within a treatment plan according to the type of tumor, its location and stage.

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Type of procedure:

Tumor resection surgeries, including:

Therapeutic or palliative tumor resection, resection of tumors of specific organs such as the liver, breast, colon and rectum, and complex resections that require cooperation between more than one specialty.

Preparing for the procedure:

Preparation depends on the type of cancer, the type of procedure, and the patient's general health, including undergoing necessary tests, discussing the procedure with the surgeon, signing consent, and the patient may need to stop taking certain medications such as anticoagulants.

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The cost of treatment is determined after the doctor's examination at the clinic, depending on the condition and the appropriate treatment plan.