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Oncology 

Medcare boasts  Medical & Surgical Oncology services , which are  devoted to studying, diagnosing, and caring for patients with cancer or suspected cancer. 

Our Advanced Oncology Clinic: Specialized Care for Cancer Patients

Our Oncology services at Medcare is committed to providing extremely specialized care to those dealing with cancer. Together, our skilled and kind doctors, oncologists, nurses, and support personnel create individualized treatment programs that cater to the particular requirements of every patient. Beyond only providing medical care, we also work to build a compassionate and encouraging atmosphere that supports patients and their families during every stage of their cancer journey. At Medcare’s Oncology Department and in Dubai & Sharjah, we are committed to providing the best possible care to people impacted by this difficult disease because we recognize the need for a patient-centered strategy in the battle against cancer.

When should you consult with an Oncologist?

An oncologist is consulted when a patient's primary care physician suspects cancer or if any abnormality is  detected after screening

A primary care physician can use a range of diagnostic methods and procedures to screen for cancer and to make a diagnosis. A CT scan, an MRI, and blood tests can all confirm the diagnosis. If testing indicates cancer, the patient's primary care physician may suggest visiting an oncologist.

Oncology Services available at Medcare

Medical Oncology

  • Chemotherapy :Chemotherapy is a prescription medication used to kill cancer cells. It can be given by intravenous infusion or by oral tablets. It will treat and prevent spreading cancer cells and the recurrence. 

  • Targeted therapy :Targeted therapy are medicines or treatments that target cancer cells more precisely, so that it will spare normal cells.  It can target the proteins that regulate the growth, division, and metastasis of cancer cells or can target cancerous blood vessel cells, or it can alter the tissue milieu in which cancer cells proliferate. This can also be given by intravenous infusion or by oral tablets.

  • Immunotherapy  :Immunotherapy is a new era of treatment that helps your immune system to fight cancer. It will help the  body to strengthen the immune system and assist the body in locating and eliminating cancer cells. Cancer of many different kinds can be treated with immunotherapy. It can be used either on its own or in conjunction with other cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy. This can also be given by intravenous infusion.

Surgical Oncology

The medical specialty of surgical oncology treats cancer through surgery. Its primary objective is to locate and eliminate dangerous malignancies from your body. Surgical oncology physicians are also capable of diagnosing cancer in patients or determining whether the illness has spread to other body areas.
 

Medcare’s oncology team specializes in most advanced and quality treatments to treat the following cancer types:

Breast cancer

The goal of Medcare's Breast Cancer program is to offer complete care to those with breast cancer. To address the particular difficulties presented by breast cancer, our team of oncologists and medical experts uses cutting-edge diagnostics and individualized treatment plans. We place a strong emphasis on early detection, surgery, radiation, and targeted therapies—all of which are provided with the highest care and support.

Endometrial, Ovarian and Cervical cancer

Gynaecological malignancies are the area of expertise for our program on endometrial, ovarian, and cervical cancer. Our oncologists provide customized treatment choices, such as surgery, chemotherapy, and targeted medicines, using sophisticated diagnostics and a multidisciplinary approach. Personalized treatment is our main priority to maximize results and raise patients' quality of life.

Stomach and Colorectal Cancer

Medcare's program for stomach and colorectal cancers emphasizes an extensive  approach to diagnosis and treatment. Our expert medical team and oncologists utilize cutting-edge technologies and evidence-based interventions, including surgery, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy, to address these complex cancers. We are committed to supporting patients throughout their journey, promoting the best possible outcomes.

Lung cancer

The detection and treatment of lung cancer are the main goals of Medcare's Lung Cancer program. Our oncologists and medical team creates customized treatment regimens using molecular diagnostics and sophisticated imaging, which may include targeted medicines, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, or surgery. Our mission is to give patients with lung cancer the best possible care and support.

Head and neck cancer

Medcare's program for Head and Neck Cancer emphazizes the holistic  management of these intricate cancers. From advanced diagnostics to innovative treatment modalities such as surgery, and targeted therapies, chemotherapy and so on, our specialized team works collaboratively to tailor individualized care plans, prioritizing both the effectiveness of treatment and patients' well-being.

Thyroid Cancer

Our Thyroid Cancer program at Medcare is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid cancers. With a focus on precision medicine and the latest therapeutic options, our oncologists and cancer specialists create personalized treatment plans that may include surgery, radioactive iodine therapy, and targeted therapies. We are committed to optimizing outcomes while providing compassionate care.

Liver Cancer

Medcare's Liver Cancer program is designed to address the complexities of liver cancer. Through advanced diagnostics and a multidisciplinary approach, our team offers personalized treatment plans, including surgery, ablation, and targeted therapies. Our commitment is to provide comprehensive care that enhances the chances of successful outcomes for patients with liver cancer.

Bladder, Kidney & Prostate Cancer

The program for Bladder, Kidney, and Prostate Cancer at Medcare focuses on the integrated management of these urological cancers. Utilizing advanced diagnostic techniques and a range of therapeutic options such as surgery, immunotherapy, and radiation, our specialized team works to create personalized treatment plans that prioritize efficacy and patient well-being.

Lymphomas, multiple myeloma and related blood cancers

Medcare's program for blood cancers emphasizes a holistic approach to the diagnosis and treatment of lymphomas, multiple myeloma, and related blood cancers. Our cancer specialists employ cutting-edge diagnostics and a range of therapeutic interventions, including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and stem cell transplantation, to provide personalized care that maximizes outcomes and quality of life.

Procedures and Treatments under Cancer Care

There are several cancer treatment options. The type of therapy you require will depend on the type of cancer you have and how far along it is in its course. For certain cancer patients, there could be just one treatment. But most patients have a combination of treatments, such as chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy and radiation therapy, in addition to surgery.

Cancer treatments can be used as:

  • First line of care: A main treatment's objective is to eradicate the cancer from your body or to destroy its cells. While any cancer treatment can be employed as the initial course of treatment, surgery is the most often utilized primary cancer treatment for the most prevalent kinds of cancer. You could be treated primarily with radiation therapy or chemotherapy if your cancer is especially responsive to such treatments.

  • Adjuvant medical treatment. To reduce the risk of a cancer recurrence, adjuvant therapy seeks to destroy any cancer cells that may remain after the initial treatment. Adjuvant therapy applies to all cancer treatments. Adjuvant treatments that are often used include hormone therapy, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy. Neoadjuvant therapy refers to the use of similar therapies before the principal treatment to simplify or improve its efficacy.

Our Oncologist in Dubai and Sharjah

The Oncology team at Medcare, located in Dubai, Sharjah, and across the UAE, possesses extensive expertise in the early detection and management of various cancers, utilizing state-of-the-art techniques. Medcare prioritizes patient comfort and safety, providing superior quality and personalized care. The team places a strong emphasis on efficient counseling and education, ensuring both patients and their attendants are well-informed about their medical condition.

In addition to their proficiency in early detection, the oncologists at Medcare specialize in offering comprehensive preoperative preparations. They carefully monitor patients throughout their treatment journey, employing advanced techniques to ensure optimal care. The focus extends beyond the medical procedure, as the team provides high-quality postoperative care for inpatients, emphasizing a holistic approach to cancer treatment. This commitment to excellence extends across Medcare's locations in Dubai, Sharjah, and throughout the UAE.

Why Choose Cancer or Oncology Care at Medcare?

To deliver cutting-edge and individualized patient care, our oncologists collaborate closely with a skilled and committed team of professionals. This team includes specialists from various sub-specialty areas, surgeons, radiologists, nutritionists, palliative care experts, and physiotherapists. This multidisciplinary approach ensures comprehensive and personalized healthcare solutions tailored to the unique needs of each patient.

  • ​​Multidisciplinary team
    Medcare leads the way in oncology care with its multidisciplinary team approach, bringing together top specialists from medical oncology, surgical oncology, pathology, radiology, nursing, genetics, and nutrition. At Medcare, our tumour board meetings facilitate collaborative decision-making, ensuring each patient receives personalized treatment plans based on collective expertise.

  • Personalized treatment
    At Medcare, we recognize the uniqueness of each patient's healthcare journey. Our commitment to personalized treatment ensures that every individual receives a tailored approach to address their specific medical needs.

  • Highly skilled doctors

    Our medical team consists of highly skilled doctors who are experts in their respective fields. Comprising physicians from diverse sub-specialty areas, these professionals collaborate seamlessly to offer exceptional care.

  • Extensive experience

    Our healthcare specialists have a great deal of knowledge and a thorough grasp of a wide range of medical issues. Their wealth of expertise gives them the knowledge necessary for precise diagnosis and efficient care.

  • Accurate diagnosis

    Accurate diagnosis is the cornerstone of effective healthcare. Our medical team employs advanced diagnostic techniques and cutting-edge technology to ensure precise and timely identification of medical conditions.

  • World-class treatment

    Medcare is committed to provide top-notch care that complies with international norms. Our cutting-edge facilities and medical methods guarantee that patients get the finest care possible.

  • Quality Treatment

    Quality is at the forefront of our healthcare services. Medcare strongly emphasises delivering high-quality treatment across all aspects of patient care. From initial consultations to follow-up care, our focus on quality ensures that patients receive the standard of treatment they deserve.

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FAQ’s

FAQ’s

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  • Does oncology mean cancer?

    Oncology is the study of cancer. It is a branch of medicine that focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer and cancer research. 
     

  • Why would you see an oncologist?

    You would typically see an oncologist when your general health physician suspects cancer based on certain tests that they have run and on symptoms that you exhibit. 

  • What is the role of an oncologist?

    Oncologists are doctors who treat cancer by providing medical care to those affected. 

  • What are the stages of cancer, and what do they mean?

    The stages of cancer categorize the intensity of the disease within the patient’s body. Typically, there are four stages of cancer. 

    • Stage 1: The cancer has not progressed to lymph nodes or other tissues; it is confined to a limited location. 

    • Stage 2: There has been growth in the malignancy, but no dissemination. 

    • Stage 3: The cancer has progressed and may now have spread to other tissues or lymph nodes. 

    • Stage 4: Other organs or parts of your body have been affected by cancer.

  • Does cancer have symptoms?

    The body part afflicted by cancer will determine the signs and symptoms that appear. While not exclusive to cancer, some broad indications and symptoms of the disease include the following

    • Tiredness

    • Lumps under the skin 

    • Fluctuation in weight, including inadvertent gain or loss

    • Skin alterations include mole changes, persistent sores, yellowing, darkening, or redness of the skin

    • Changes in bowel or bladder movements 

    • Chronic coughing or breathing difficulties

    • Having trouble swallowing

    • Hoarseness 

    • Chronic dyspepsia or pain following meals 

    • Prolonged, inexplicable pain in the muscles or joints

    • Persistent fevers or sweats that don't go away

    • Inexplicable bruises or bleeding

  • How do cancer drugs work?

    Chemotherapy is considerably more likely to destroy cancer cells since they divide far more often than the majority of normal cells. Certain medications cause damage to the portion of the cell's control center responsible for dividing cells. Other medications interfere with the chemical reactions that lead to cell division.

  • When should I get screened for cancer?

    Cervical cancer screening is recommended as of 25 years of age. Breast cancer screening, colorectal cancer screening, and prostate cancer screening are recommended as of age 40. Lung cancer screening for smokers is recommended as of 50 years of age. 

  • Can cancer be cured?

    The type and stage of a person's cancer, the kind of treatment they may get, and other variables all affect their chances of being cured. There is a difference in the likelihood of curing some tumours. The course of treatment for each malignancy varies as cancer does not have a single cure.

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