Treatments

What Is Oncology?

Oncology is the medical field concerned with cancer prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up. Cancer treatment is planned according to the type and location of the disease, its stage, the patient overall health and individual needs.

INTERGUIDING ensures that existing medical reports and imaging results are evaluated by relevant specialists. According to the patient needs, we assist in selecting the appropriate physician, healthcare institution and multidisciplinary treatment team.

Main Oncology Services

• Medical oncology

• Radiation oncology

• Cancer surgery

• Multidisciplinary tumor board evaluation

• Second medical opinion

• Pathology and radiology evaluation

• Cancer screening and early diagnosis programs

• Chemotherapy

• Immunotherapy

• Targeted therapies

• Hormone therapies

• Radiotherapy

• Surgical treatment planning

• Post-treatment follow-up and support services

Medical Oncology

Medical oncology focuses on planning and administering drug-based cancer treatments. Chemotherapy, immunotherapy, hormone therapies and targeted treatments may be evaluated by the specialist according to the type and stage of cancer, pathological characteristics and overall health of the patient.

Radiation Oncology

Radiation oncology involves treating cancerous tissues using radiation. Radiotherapy may be used alone in some patients or together with surgery or medical treatments in others. The treatment method and duration are determined following evaluation by the radiation oncology specialist.

Cancer Surgery

Cancer surgery aims to remove the tumor and, when necessary, surrounding tissues through surgical methods. The surgical approach is planned by the relevant surgical specialty according to the organ affected, disease stage and general health of the patient.

Multidisciplinary Approach

Cancer treatment often requires joint evaluation by medical oncology, radiation oncology, surgical specialties, pathology, radiology and nuclear medicine specialists. A multidisciplinary approach allows appropriate treatment options to be considered from different medical perspectives.

Treatment Process with INTERGUIDING

1. Your medical reports, pathology results and imaging records are collected.

2. Your documents are evaluated by relevant specialist physicians.

3. A second opinion or multidisciplinary evaluation is provided when necessary.

4. An appropriate doctor and healthcare institution are selected.

5. You are informed about the treatment plan recommended by the specialist.

6. Transportation, accommodation and transfer arrangements can be provided upon request.

7. Coordination support is provided to patients and their families throughout the treatment process.

Every type of cancer and every patient condition is different. A definitive diagnosis and treatment plan are determined through specialist examination, pathology results, imaging findings and necessary medical evaluations.