Areas of Expertise and Treatments
Head and neck cancer surgery treats selected tumours involving the oral cavity, throat and related structures while aiming to preserve speech, swallowing and appearance whenever possible.
Breast cancer surgery may include breast-conserving procedures or mastectomy depending on tumour characteristics and the overall treatment plan.
Gastrointestinal cancer surgery includes treatment of selected cancers affecting the stomach, bowel and related digestive organs.
Genitourinary cancer surgery treats selected cancers involving organs such as the urinary bladder, kidneys and related structures.
Thoracic cancer surgery includes selected operations for cancers affecting the lungs, oesophagus and other structures within the chest.
Surgery for bone and soft tissue tumours aims to remove the tumour while preserving limb and functional anatomy whenever oncologically feasible.
Musculoskeletal oncology focuses on cancers and tumours involving bone, muscle and soft tissues and may include limb-salvage surgical approaches.
Minimally invasive cancer surgery uses smaller incisions and specialised instruments for selected oncological procedures.
Robotic surgery uses advanced minimally invasive technology to assist precise surgical treatment of selected cancers.
Microvascular reconstruction can restore form and function after extensive tumour removal, particularly in selected head and neck and breast cancer surgeries.
Surgical treatment for selected lung cancers aims to remove the tumour with adequate margins while preserving respiratory function where possible.
Oesophageal cancer surgery may involve removal of the affected oesophagus and reconstruction of the gastrointestinal tract in selected operable disease.
Colorectal cancer surgery removes cancers of the colon or rectum while aiming to preserve bowel function whenever clinically feasible.
Hepatobiliary oncology includes surgical management of selected liver, gallbladder and biliary tract malignancies.