Areas of Expertise and Treatments
Minimally invasive cancer surgery uses small incisions and specialised instruments to perform selected oncological procedures while aiming to minimise disruption to surrounding tissues.
Laparoscopic cancer surgery uses a camera and specialised instruments introduced through small incisions to perform selected abdominal and pelvic oncological procedures.
Robotic cancer surgery uses advanced robotic technology to assist selected minimally invasive oncological procedures with enhanced visualisation and precise instrument control.
Head and neck cancer surgery involves removal of selected tumours affecting areas such as the oral cavity, throat, neck and related structures while considering functional preservation.
Breast cancer surgery may involve breast-conserving procedures, mastectomy and lymph node surgery depending on tumour size, location, stage and overall treatment strategy.
Thoracic oncology surgery may be used for selected cancers affecting structures within the chest, with surgical planning based on tumour location and disease extent.
Remote access thyroid surgery uses alternative minimally invasive surgical approaches for selected thyroid conditions where conventional neck access may not be preferred.
Gastrointestinal cancer surgery includes operative treatment of cancers affecting the oesophagus, stomach, intestines and related digestive organs.
Colorectal cancer surgery removes the affected part of the colon or rectum together with appropriate lymphatic tissue according to tumour location and stage.
Surgery for stomach cancer may involve removal of part or all of the stomach and nearby lymph nodes based on tumour location and extent.
Pancreatic cancer surgery may be considered for selected operable tumours and requires careful assessment of tumour location, vascular involvement and overall patient fitness.
Hepatobiliary oncology includes surgical treatment of selected cancers involving the liver, gallbladder and bile ducts.
Genitourinary cancer surgery includes selected operations for malignancies involving the urinary and male reproductive systems.
Gynecologic cancer surgery may be used for selected cancers affecting the female reproductive system depending on tumour type, stage and multidisciplinary treatment planning.
Bone and soft tissue tumour surgery involves removal of selected malignant or aggressive tumours while aiming to preserve surrounding structures and function whenever possible.
Chemo port insertion provides reliable long-term venous access for patients who require repeated chemotherapy or other intravenous cancer treatments.
Palliative surgery may be used in selected advanced cancers to relieve symptoms, manage complications and improve comfort and quality of life.