Conditions commonly managed in Oncology
Breast Cancer
Cancer arising from breast tissue.
View condition →Lung Cancer
Cancer arising in the lungs, including non-small-cell and small-cell types.
View condition →Colorectal Cancer
Cancer of the colon or rectum.
View condition →Prostate Cancer
Cancer of the prostate gland.
View condition →Ovarian Cancer
Cancer arising from the ovaries, fallopian tubes or related tissues.
View condition →Cervical Cancer
Cancer of the cervix, often associated with persistent high-risk HPV infection.
View condition →Uterine Cancer
Cancer of the uterus, commonly involving the endometrium.
View condition →Pancreatic Cancer
Cancer arising from pancreatic tissue.
View condition →Stomach Cancer
Cancer of the stomach, most commonly adenocarcinoma.
View condition →Liver Cancer
Primary cancer arising from liver cells or bile ducts.
View condition →Kidney Cancer
Cancer arising from renal tissue.
View condition →Bladder Cancer
Cancer arising from the bladder lining or deeper tissues.
View condition →Head and Neck Cancer
Cancers arising in the oral cavity, throat, larynx or related structures.
View condition →Thyroid Cancer
Cancer arising from thyroid tissue.
View condition →Brain Tumor
Primary or metastatic tumors involving the brain.
View condition →Bone Cancer
Primary malignant tumors of bone.
View condition →Soft Tissue Sarcoma
Cancer arising from connective tissues such as muscle, fat or blood vessels.
View condition →Leukemia
Cancer affecting blood-forming tissues and abnormal white blood cells.
View condition →Lymphoma
Cancer of the lymphatic system, including Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
View condition →Multiple Myeloma
Cancer of plasma cells in the bone marrow.
View condition →Procedures & treatment options
These are common procedures associated with this specialty. Whether any procedure is appropriate depends on individual specialist assessment.
Cancer Surgery
Surgical removal or biopsy of selected tumors.
View procedure →Chemotherapy
Systemic anti-cancer medicines used to destroy or control cancer cells.
View procedure →Radiation Therapy
High-energy radiation used to destroy or control cancer cells.
View procedure →IMRT
Intensity-modulated radiation designed to shape dose around a tumor.
View procedure →Stereotactic Radiosurgery
Highly focused radiation for selected brain lesions.
View procedure →SBRT
Highly focused radiation for selected tumors outside the brain.
View procedure →Cancer Immunotherapy
Medicines that help the immune system attack selected cancers.
View procedure →Targeted Cancer Therapy
Anti-cancer treatment directed at specific molecular targets.
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