Areas of Expertise and Treatments
Gastrointestinal cancer surgery includes surgical treatment of cancers affecting the stomach, intestines and related digestive organs.
Head and neck cancer surgery treats selected tumours involving the oral cavity, throat, face and neck while aiming to preserve function wherever possible.
Breast cancer surgery aims to remove the tumour while preserving healthy breast tissue whenever oncologically appropriate.
Gynaecological cancer surgery is used to treat selected cancers affecting the ovaries, uterus, cervix and related pelvic structures.
Organ-preserving cancer surgery aims to remove the tumour while retaining as much normal organ structure and function as safely possible.
Reconstructive procedures help restore form and function following removal of cancerous tissue.
Minimally invasive surgery uses smaller incisions and specialised instruments for selected cancer operations where clinically appropriate.
Laparoscopic cancer surgery uses small incisions and camera-guided instruments for selected oncological procedures.
Oral cancer surgery removes selected tumours of the mouth and related structures while considering speech, swallowing and reconstruction.
Liver cancer surgery may involve removal of selected liver tumours while preserving adequate healthy liver tissue.
Gallbladder cancer surgery is planned according to tumour stage and may include removal of the gallbladder and surrounding tissues.
Colorectal cancer surgery removes cancer from the colon or rectum while aiming to preserve bowel function whenever feasible.