Oncological Surgeries
The goal of surgical interventions is to completely remove the tumor while attempting to preserve the surrounding healthy tissues. Advanced technologies and minimally invasive procedures enable more precise surgeries and faster recovery. Oncological surgery closely collaborates with other oncology specialties such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy to provide integrated treatment. The success of the therapy greatly depends on the type, location, and timing of the diagnosis of the tumor.
Removal of Retroperitoneal Tumors
The removal of tumors in the retroperitoneal space requires complex surgical intervention, which our experienced surgeons perform using the most advanced surgical techniques, ensuring the complete and safe removal of the tumor.
Adrenalectomy via Laparoscopy
We perform adrenal gland removal using minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques, which allow for quick recovery and minimize postoperative pain and complications.
Laparoscopic Fenestration of Liver Cysts
This gentle procedure involves making small incisions to open liver cysts using laparoscopic techniques, reducing their size and alleviating symptoms, thus ensuring faster patient recovery.
Liver Tumor Resection
This surgery targets the removal of malignant tumors in the liver, where our surgeons strive to preserve as much healthy liver tissue as possible while removing the cancerous parts.
Surgical Treatment of Pancreatic Tumors
- Whipple and PPPD Surgery: Removal of tumors in the head of the pancreas is achieved through these procedures, which involve the partial or complete removal of the pancreas head, duodenum, and other nearby organs.
- Distal Resection: This surgery is used to remove tumors in the body and tail of the pancreas, minimizing damage to the rest of the organ.
- Total Pancreatectomy: Complete removal of the pancreas, necessary in severe cases where the tumor affects the entire organ.
Removal of Abdominal Soft Tissue Tumors
Complex surgical interventions to remove tumors originating from the soft tissues within the abdominal cavity, performed with precision to preserve surrounding tissues and functions.
