74: Clinical oncology medical articles

By Dr Shiroma De Silva-Minor
31.01.25
Clinical oncology

The management of breast cancer during pregnancy

Managing breast cancer during pregnancy requires a delicate balance between ensuring optimal maternal outcomes while safeguarding the health and wellbeing of the developing baby. Here, Dr Shiroma De Silva-Minor, highly experienced consultant breast oncologist, shares her expertise.

Non-surgical treatment of early lung cancer.

By Dr Ehab Ibrahim
22.01.25
Clinical oncology

All about non-surgical treatment of early lung cancer

Here to provide us with an all-we-need-to-know guide regarding non-surgical treatment of early lung cancer is distinguished consultant clinical oncologist and palliative medicine specialist, Mr Ehab Ibrahim.

A woman holding a pink ribbon. Deep inspiratory breath hold (DIBH) is a technique used in breast radiotherapy for breast cancer.

By Dr Freddie Bartlett
17.01.25
Clinical oncology

Deep inspiratory breath hold (DIBH) for breast radiotherapy

Radiotherapy is an essential treatment for many breast cancer patients, often used after surgery to target any remaining cancer cells. For those with left-sided breast cancer, the deep-inspiratory breath hold (DIBH) technique has emerged as an innovate technique to minimise risks during radiotherapy. Dr Freddie Bartlett, leading Consultant Clinical Oncologist, provides an expert insight into DIBH, including why it’s used, how it works, and its impact on treatment outcomes.

Man who has locally advanced rectal cancer, before having total neoadjuvant therapy

By Dr Pablo Nenclares
15.01.25
Clinical oncology

Total neoadjuvant therapy in locally advanced rectal cancer

Total neoadjuvant therapy (TNT) has emerged as a transformative approach in the management of locally advanced rectal cancer. By integrating chemotherapy and radiotherapy before surgery, this treatment paradigm aims to improve tumour response, optimise patient outcomes, and enhance quality of life.

By Mr Mohsen El Gammal
18.12.24
Clinical oncology

Breast cancer and early detection: your best defence for a healthier tomorrow

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK, with around 2.3 million diagnoses a year. In this article, a consultant oncoplastic breast surgeon explains the benefits of early detection of breast cancer, and how to stay on top and up-to-date with breast health.

Endoscopic ultrasound: the key to early cancer detection you need to know about

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Clinical oncology

Endoscopic ultrasound: the key to early cancer detection you need to know about

An endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) is a procedure where an endoscope is equipped with an ultrasound probe in order to get an accurate, real-time imaged scan of the internal organs. In this article, a consultant hepato-pancreatico-biliary (HBP) surgeon explains the benefits of this procedure, how it can assist in the early diagnosis of cancer.

By Dr Shiroma De Silva-Minor
15.11.24
Clinical oncology

The guide to radiation therapies for breast cancer

Consultant breast oncologist Dr Shiroma De Silva-Minor understands the importance of providing comprehensive information about the types of radiotherapy used in the treatment of breast cancer. In this article, she imparts her expertise in radiotherapy so that patients can explore their options and be informed before they begin treatment.

women after targeted therapy for ovarian cancer

By Professor Susana Banerjee
06.11.24
Clinical oncology

How can targeted therapy treat ovarian cancer

Ovarian cancer is one of the most challenging cancers to treat, but advances in medicine are creating new hope. One of the most promising approaches today is called targeted therapy. Unlike traditional chemotherapy, which attacks all rapidly dividing cells (including healthy ones), targeted therapy homes in on specific molecules within cancer cells to stop the disease's growth. Leading medical oncolgist Professor Susana Banerjee provides an overview of how targeted therapy works, what options are available, and what to consider when discussing this treatment with your medical team.

By Dr Dionysis Papadatos-Pastos
04.11.24
Clinical oncology

Immunotherapy: What to expect and how to manage side effects

Immunotherapy is a groundbreaking form of treatment that works by enhancing your body’s natural immune system to fight diseases, particularly cancer. If you’re considering immunotherapy, understanding how it works and what to expect can help you make an informed decision. Leading medical oncologist Dr Dionysis Papadatos-Pastos explains all you need to know.

By Professor Lee Dvorkin
23.10.24
Clinical oncology

The key aspects of bowel cancer

Professor Lee Dvorkin, in collaboration with his colleague Mrs Sian Shepherd, explores the warning signs of bowel cancer, how lifestyle and dietary choices can influence risk, and the available treatment options for those affected by the disease.

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