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What you need to know about Oncology
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What is Oncology?Oncologists develop individual treatment plans, including chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery, in order to destroy cancer cells and prevent their spread.
When should you see an oncologist?
A consultation with an oncologist may be recommended for the following symptoms and conditions:
- Unexplained weight loss
- Prolonged weakness and fatigue
- Swollen lymph nodes
- Persistent pain
- New lumps or masses
- Changes in moles or skin lesions
- Chronic cough or coughing up blood
- Digestive or bowel changes
- Blood in urine or stool
- Suspicious findings on medical tests
What does a Oncology treat?
- Breast cancer
- Lung cancer
- Prostate cancer
- Colorectal cancer
- Gastric and pancreatic cancer
- Bladder and kidney cancer
- Lymphomas and leukemias
- Brain tumors
- Skin cancer and melanoma
- Cervical and ovarian cancer
- Sarcomas and rare cancers
What diagnostic methods are used in Oncology?
- Biopsy and histological analysis
- MRI, CT, PET-CT scanning
- Genetic and molecular testing
- Tumor marker tests
- Endoscopic diagnostics
- Immunohistochemical analysis
What treatment approaches are used in Oncology?
- Surgical treatment — including minimally invasive and robotic approaches
- Multidisciplinary treatment planning (tumor board)
- Chemotherapy based on current international protocols
- Radiation therapy and radiosurgery
- Immunotherapy and targeted therapy
- Hormone therapy
- Combined treatment regimens
- Participation in clinical trials
- Second opinion on an existing diagnosis
Where is the best place to treat Oncology conditions?
Choosing a clinic is an important decision. We help find the right option for your specific case — based on medical expertise, geography, and capabilities.
- Austria: University Clinic of Vienna (AKH), Rudolfinerhaus, Wiener Privatklinik. Strong oncology program, multidisciplinary tumor boards, fast access to second opinions. 79 doctors, consultations from €130.
- Germany: University Clinic of Munich, University Clinic of Freiburg, M1 Pediatric Medical Center. Among Europe's leading cancer centers with access to the latest treatment protocols. 33 doctors, consultations from €330.
- Israel: Ichilov Medical Center, Assuta Hospital, Beilinson Clinic. High oncology expertise, individualized treatment planning, strong molecular diagnostics. 91 doctors, consultations from €490.
- South Korea: Samsung Medical Center, Seoul National University Hospital, Asan Medical Center. Advanced diagnostic and treatment technology — especially in oncosurgery and radiotherapy.
How much does Oncology treatment cost?
Cancer treatment is always individualized — costs depend on diagnosis, stage, and chosen clinic. We find the best option within your means and charge no hidden fees.
- Online oncologist consultation: from €60
- Second opinion on existing medical records: from €80
- Diagnostic package: calculated individually
- Comprehensive treatment program: discussed after case review
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