Stomach Cancer
Stomach cancer occurs as a result of the development of malignant tumors in the gastric mucosa for various reasons.
More informationPancreatic Cancer
Malignant masses that tend to proliferate in any part of the pancreas are called pancreatic cancer. The most common type of pancreatic cancer is adenocarcinoma.
More informationThyroid Cancer
Thyroid cancer is defined as malignant tissue formed when the cells that make up the structure of the thyroid gland begin to divide uncontrollably.
More informationBreast Cancer
Breast cancer occurs due to the change and uncontrolled proliferation of one of the cell groups that make up the breast tissue.
More informationColon and Rectum Cancer
Cancer that occurs in any part of the large intestine is called colon cancer. If the cancer is localized in the rectum, it is called rectal cancer.
More informationLiver Cancer
Liver cancers can be defined as tumors that arise in the liver's own parenchymal tissue.
More informationEsophageal Cancer
One of the most common symptoms of esophageal cancer is a feeling of choking during eating and difficulty swallowing.
More informationPIPAC
In the PIPAC method, chemotherapy drugs are given into the abdomen in a similar way to standard chemotherapy, but this time the doses are 1/10 of those given intravenously.
More informationHIPEC
The application of intra-abdominal hot chemotherapy, called HIPEC, is one of the most important steps taken in this field in terms of both extending the life of the patient and improving the quality of life.
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