By Professor Kavin Andi
13.09.21
Clinical oncology
Skin cancer of the head and neck
Some people may not be aware of the different forms of head and neck cancer that can occur. Professor Kavin Andi, award-winning consultant oral and maxillofacial, and head and neck surgeon, speaks to Top Doctors about these, giving comprehensive advice about what signs to look for and treatment.
By Dr Waqar Saleem
10.09.21
Clinical oncology
Radiotherapy and surgery for keloid scars
We spoke with leading oncologist, Dr Waqar Saleem, to discuss the symptoms of keloid scars and how they can be managed. Have a read of this article to find out what the typical features of keloid scars are, what the treatment process is, how radiotherapy complements the surgical removal of them, the duration of the procedures, the success rate, side effects and what aftercare is recommended.
By Dr Richard Shaffer
25.08.21
Clinical oncology
Radiotherapy for Dupuytren’s contracture
Did you know, approximately 1 in 6 men over the age of 65 in the UK have Dupuytren's contracture. We recently got in contact with one of our highly experienced clinical oncologists, Dr Richard Shaffer, to discuss radiotherapy as a treatment option. In this article, he highlights what can be expected from it, its effectiveness and what the longterm and short term effects are.
By Mr Sumohan Chatterjee
10.08.21
Clinical oncology
What does it mean if I have a painful breast lump?
Finding a breast lump and wondering what the diagnosis will be can cause significant worry. Mr Sumohan Chatterjee, expert consultant breast oncologist, reassures Top Doctors how there is expert support and medical assistance available in this informative article.
By Professor Andrew McEvoy
06.08.21
Clinical oncology
Guide to treatment for skull base tumours
What's involved in treatment for skull base tumours? Expert consultant clinical oncologist Dr Shanmugasundaram Ramkumar speaks to Top Doctors about ways to address the various types of growths that can occur in the area, whether they are cancerous or benign.
By Dr Sarah Partridge
07.07.21
Clinical oncology
Cancer treatment and hypnotherapy
Have you ever experienced hypnosis? In this latest article, we explain why this is likely to be the case and how hypnotherapy can be used in a clinical setting—to help support cancer treatment. Find out how hypnotherapy can be used to improve wellbeing.
By Professor Hendrik Tobias Arkenau
04.03.21
Clinical oncology
TIL therapy - a promising new cancer treatment explained
TIL therapy is an exciting new experimental cancer treatment that could help extend the lives of many cancer patients who fail to respond to standard treatments. But what is TIL therapy, how does it work and which cancers can it treat? Professor Hendrik-Tobias Arkenau, a top medical oncologist and drug developer in London explains.
By Professor Chris Nutting
21.08.20
Clinical oncology
Head and neck cancer: how can a clinical oncologist help?
Patients who have been diagnosed with head and neck cancer will be referred to a clinical oncologist and his team of experts who, together, will determine your treatment plan. We asked one of our experts Professor Chris Nutting about what treatment options are available and how are they decided upon.
By Professor Arthur Sun Myint
27.05.20
Clinical oncology
Are our lifestyle choices causing the rise in colorectal cancer in young adults?
In recent years, health experts have witnessed a steady increase in the diagnosis of rectal cancer in young adults, with many believing our unhealthy lifestyle and diet choices are largely at fault. This article explains more.
By Mr Haresh Devalia
24.02.20
Clinical oncology
Breast lumps: are they always a cause for concern?
There are approximately 55,000 new breast cancer cases in the UK every year, approximately 150 every day. We recently spoke with a leading consultant breast and oncoplastic surgeon, Mr Haresh Devalia, to find out if breast lumps are always a cause for concern and if they always need to be treated.
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