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		Medical oncology is a specialised field of medicine focused on the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Oncologists, particularly medical oncologists, play a crucial role in managing cancer patients through various therapeutic approaches. Our medical oncologists are trained to understand the complex nature of cancer, its progression, and its impact on the body.We at Billroth understand that collaboration between medical oncologists and other healthcare professionals is essential for providing comprehensive and effective cancer treatment. The department of medical oncology at Billroth is a dynamic and evolving one that combines medical expertise, cutting-edge research, and compassionate patient care.How our Medical oncologists work		
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										<strong>Diagnosis:</strong> Medical oncologists work closely with other specialists to accurately diagnose cancer. They interpret diagnostic tests, such as biopsies and imaging studies, to determine the type, stage, and extent of the disease.
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										<strong>Treatment Planning: </strong>Oncologists devise comprehensive treatment plans tailored to individual patients. This may involve a combination of surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and/or hormone therapy, depending on the type and stage of cancer.
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										<strong>Chemotherapy: </strong> Medical oncologists are often associated with administering chemotherapy, a systemic treatment that uses drugs to kill or slow the growth of cancer cells. They monitor patients for side effects and adjust treatment as needed.
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										<strong>Immunotherapy and Targeted Therapy: </strong>With advancements in cancer research, medical oncologists utilise immunotherapy and targeted therapy to enhance treatment precision. These therapies focus on specific molecular or immune system targets, minimising damage to healthy cells.
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										<strong>Patient Care and Support: </strong> Medical oncologists provide ongoing care, monitoring patients for progress and managing the side effects of treatment. They also offer emotional support and coordinate care with other healthcare professionals, such as surgeons and radiation oncologists.
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										<strong>Clinical Trials: </strong> Oncologists often engage in clinical trials, contributing to the advancement of cancer treatment. By participating in research studies, they explore innovative therapies and contribute to the development of new standards of care.
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										<strong>Palliative Care: </strong> Medical oncologists play a crucial role in addressing symptoms and improving the quality of life for patients, particularly in the advanced stages of cancer. Palliative care aims to alleviate pain and enhance overall well-being.
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