Medical Oncology
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Overview
Medical Oncology is a department that conducts studies on early diagnosis, cancer screening, cancer prevention and treatment of cancer patients.
After the examination of patients who apply to our hospital with their complaints, blood tests, ultrasonography, MRI, PET, CT and if necessary biopsy are performed to ensure a correct diagnosis.
Chemotherapy, immunotherapy targeted treatments, pain treatment and symptomatic treatment are among the treatment methods commonly used in our hospital. The method of drug administration and treatment method are determined individually according to the organ where the cancer starts and the cell type. Our oncology patients are treated with a holistic approach by being meticulous in areas such as nutrition and diet, psychological treatment and support, accompanied by our expert healthcare personnel. In addition, decisions on treatment to be applied to cancer patients are made together with the relevant branches in regularly held councils.
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Treatment Methods
The following treatment methods are commonly used in our hospital; chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapies, management of pain and symptomatic treatment. Medication treatment and personalized therapy are determined depending on the organ where cancer cells originate from, and the type of cell.
Treatments follow a holistic approach, as oncological patients are also provided with nutrition and diet as well as psychological treatment and support. Furthermore, treatment options for cancer patients are discussed and decided in council meetings held on a regular basis. Medical Oncology is a department that deals with early diagnosis of cancer, cancer screening, cancer prevention and the overall treatment of patients diagnosed with cancer.
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Cancer Vaccines
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Chemoimmunotherapy
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Chemotherapy
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Clinical Research/Experimental Medical Research
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Genetic Profiling
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Immunotherapy
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Individual Treatments (Comprehensive Genomic Profiling)
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Oncological Surgery
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Smart Drug Applications
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Targeted Therapies
FAQ
Medical oncology is the branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of cancer using non-surgical methods such as chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and hormonal therapy.
Our Medical Oncology Department treats all major cancer types, including:
Breast cancer
Lung cancer
Colorectal cancer
Prostate cancer
Ovarian and cervical cancer
Pancreatic and liver cancer
Head and neck cancers
Hematologic cancers (leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma)
Rare and metastatic cancers
We offer a full spectrum of cancer treatments, including:
Chemotherapy – to destroy or shrink cancer cells
Immunotherapy – to boost the immune system’s ability to fight cancer
Targeted therapy – drugs that specifically attack cancer-related genes or proteins
Hormone therapy – for hormone-sensitive cancers like breast or prostate cancer
Supportive care – to manage symptoms and improve quality of life during treatment
Yes. We create individualized treatment plans based on the type and stage of cancer, the patient’s overall health, genetic profile, and personal preferences. Multidisciplinary team meetings ensure the most effective and holistic care approach.
We offer:
Psychological counseling and mental health support
Nutritional support during treatment
Palliative care and pain management
Patient education and care coordination
Oncology nursing and follow-up planning
Absolutely. Our International Patient Services team supports foreign patients with:
Medical record review and treatment planning
Visa and travel assistance
Interpreter services
Long-term follow-up coordination
Progress is tracked through:
Blood tests (tumor markers)
Imaging (CT, MRI, PET scans)
Clinical assessments
Treatment is adjusted based on response to ensure the best possible outcome.