Surgical Oncology

The word oncology comes from the Greek words 'onkos' (ur, tumor, swelling) and logos (science). Oncology is the science of cancer.

Surgical Oncology; It is the field of oncology that includes the biopsy procedure to detect the type of tumor (product) and the surgical removal of cancerous masses.

Surgical Oncologists, leukemia, etc., as they aim to remove the tissues or organs from which cancerous cells have spread, by operation. Surgical methods cannot be applied in cancer types.

The types of cancer that Oncological Surgery aims to treat can be listed as follows;

• Biliary tract cancer,
• Gallbladder cancer,
• Pancreatic Cancer,
• throat cancer,
• mouth cancer,
• Breast (Breast) Cancer,
• Large Intestine (Colon) Cancer,
• Gastric cancer,
• Small Bowel Cancer,
• Duodenum Cancer,
• Esophageal (Eesophageal) Cancer,
• Thyroid Cancer,
• Rectum (the part where the Anus and Colon meet) Cancer,
• liver cancer,
• Lung cancer,
• anal cancer,
• Urinary Tract (Urethra) cancer,
• Endometrial cancer,
• Cervix cancer,
• Cancer diseases seen in muscle tissues,
• bone cancer,
• Cancerous cell formation in soft tissues,
• brain tumors,
• Uterine cancer,
• Tumor formation in the trachea,
• Cancerous cell formation in the cervix,
• Ovarian cancer,
• gestational trophoblastic cancer,
• Internal genital organ (vaginal) cancer,
• External genital organ (Vulva) cancer,
• Formation of lymph nodes
• Tumors in the neck,
• Tumor formation in the brain stem,
• Tumor formation in the spinal cord,
• Prostate cancer,
• kidney cancer,
• tongue cancer,
• Skin (Skin) cancer,
• testicular cancer,
• bladder cancer,
• penile cancer,
• Sinus cancer.