Treatments and Services
A specialised surgical approach that combines breast cancer removal with reconstructive techniques to preserve breast shape and appearance while treating the disease.
Surgical treatment for breast cancer, tailored to the type, stage and location of the tumour, as well as the patient's overall health and treatment goals.
A procedure that removes a breast tumour along with a margin of surrounding tissue while preserving most of the breast when clinically appropriate.
Evaluation and surgical management of non-cancerous breast conditions, including selected breast lumps and other abnormalities, based on clinical assessment and diagnostic findings.
Assessment and treatment planning for cancerous breast conditions, with surgical options determined by the diagnosis, disease stage and individual patient needs.
A specialised radiotherapy technique in which a targeted dose of radiation is delivered during surgery to a selected treatment area in eligible patients with early-stage breast cancer.
Assessment of breast symptoms and abnormalities, including lumps, pain and changes in breast tissue, using clinical examination and appropriate diagnostic investigations.
A procedure to place an implantable venous access port that can provide reliable access to the bloodstream for selected treatments, including chemotherapy, when required.