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Surgical oncology is specialized surgery used to diagnose, treat or manage cancer. Your care team may recommend surgery to:
A surgical oncologist will oversee your procedure. Many of today’s minimally invasive approaches need fewer incisions (cuts), and offer better precision with faster recovery. PeaceHealth offers many choices and the latest advances in care, including robotic-assisted surgery.
Your surgical oncologist works closely with your care team to create a treatment plan that’s right for you. You’ll learn about surgical choices; what to expect before, during and after the procedure; and the risks and benefits of surgery.
Access the latest advances in surgical oncology — including minimally invasive procedures, robotic-assisted technology and complex procedures.
Nurse navigators are here to answer your questions and assist you throughout your care.
Surgical oncologists work closely with your care team. A Tumor Board meets regularly to review each case and develop a comprehensive, individualized plan.
At PeaceHealth, we are committed to advancing cancer care. We offer the latest surgical procedures. Our providers are recognized leaders who will treat you with dedication and compassion.
Surgery is often recommended as the first step in brain cancer treatment. We offer:
PeaceHealth provides several options based on your diagnosis. We offer:
Physicians remove and study tissue samples during colonoscopies and sigmoidoscopies. We offer:
Today, patients have a wide range of minimally invasive choices to treat early-stage thyroid cancer. We offer:
Head and neck cancer can affect any area of the mouth, sinuses, nose or throat. We offer:
Early stage esophageal cancer is sometimes removed with surgery. We offer:
A wide range of surgical approaches can remove all or parts of reproductive organs affected by cancer, including:
Your surgeon may recommend surgery to remove cancer from certain areas of the body and, in some cases, affected organs. Procedures may include:
Surgical approaches to treat lung cancer, and cancers of the chest wall and thymus include:
Surgery is often recommended for most types of skin cancer, including:
Surgery is commonly used to treat prostate and other urologic cancers such as kidney, testicular or bladder. We offer: