Consultation with an oncologist (surgeon) at the clinic
An oncology surgeon is a doctor that specializes in the surgical treatment of oncological diseases (tumors of colon and rectum, stomach, duodenum and small intestine, pancreas, liver, bile ducts, gallbladder, lung, thyroid, adrenal capsules). During a visit a doctor will gather information about patient’s complaints, perform a check-up, and will also prescribe additional examinations to determine the correct treatment approach. He/she will provide explanations on the advisability of the surgery and tell about its consequences and recovery period.
If cancer is confirmed, every patient has the possibility to undergo a multidisciplinary oncological council where doctors of various specialties will study the patient’s case record and choose the most correct treatment approach.
What is included:
- Registration of complaints, determination of the main problem;
- Familiarization with the case record;
- Work with the files and data of the previous examinations (X-ray, computerized tomography, PET CT, MRI, endoscopy, results of histopathological examination);
- Check-up;
- Determination of the preliminary diagnosis;
- Explanations on diagnostics and treatment plan;
- Recommendations on the examination and treatment.