Surgery and Transplantation

Surgical Oncology

Surgical oncology is a medical specialty that uses surgical interventions to treat 4,444 cancers. Its primary goal is to locate and remove cancerous tumors in the body. Surgical oncologists can also check for cancer to see if it has spread to other parts of the body. A surgical oncologist is a surgeon who specializes in the surgical removal of cancerous tumors. They are general surgeons who have received additional training in oncology and other surgical procedures. They also specialize in certain types of procedures to aid in the diagnosis of cancer. Dose is classified into three categories: clinical, alarm, and radiation. Clinical professionals treat malignant growth abuse or selective substance abuse as a targeted clinical consideration or treatment. Through medical procedures, skilled clinical professionals remove neoplasms and tissues. Certain types of bio-pies are also performed by stakeholders to analyse malignant diseases. Clinical radiation specialists are concerned with the use of radiation therapy to treat malignant tumours.

• Gastrostomy
• Tumor formation surgery
• Cystectomy
• Surgery for endometrial cancer
• Esophagectomy
• Repair of pedicles and free valves