About
Professor Eyal Fenig is the head of the Radiation Therapy and Radiosurgery department and a specialist in clinical oncology. He treats cancer patients using advanced radiation techniques such as IGRT, SBRT, SRS and IMRT, including the latest TrueBeam and RapidArc machines.
In his many years of medical practice, the doctor has helped many foreign patients to get rid of the diagnosis and achieve a stable remission. During his many years of medical practice, the doctor has helped many foreign patients to get rid of the diagnosis and achieve a stable remission. His name is known far beyond the country's borders, and his scientific research is studied with interest in the world's leading medical universities.
Membership
- Society of Oncologists and Radiologists of the United States.
- Organization of oncologists of the state of Israel.
Services
- Radiosurgery
- Stereotactic radiosurgery
- Radiotherapy of malignant lung pathologies
- Therapy of intracranial and prostate neoplasms
- Therapy of lymphoma
- Therapy of endocrine neoplasia
- Therapy of bladder and kidney neoplasms
- Therapy of cervical neoplasms
- Therapy of pediatric malignancies
Experience
- Professor of Oncology Eyal Fenig studied at the Faculty of Medicine of the Technion University in Haifa, trained in clinical oncology at Beilinson Hospital and specialized in radiotherapy at Sloan Kettering Medical Center in New York.
- Dr. Eyal Fenig is a professor at Tel Aviv University and is an active researcher. Some of his research has been published in the world's leading specialized scientific publications - Journal of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology, Journal of Chemotherapy and Pharmacology of Oncology, Journal of Oncology and several other publications. His research interests include interdisciplinary approach in the therapy of bladder neoplasms, high-dose therapy of lung neoplasms, stereotactic radiosurgery of lung cancer, radiation therapy of Ewing's sarcoma and other areas of scientific research.
Expertise
Radiologist, Head of the Department of Radiotherapy and Radiosurgery