Medical Services | OncoTrust

Fast diagnosis and Second Opinion

We use the latest technology and methods to provide fast and accurate cancer diagnosis and treatment. Our team of healthcare professionals utilizes PET scans, biopsies, and other imaging techniques to quickly detect cancer and determine the best course of action. We also offer second opinion consultations for those who need more clarity about their diagnosis and treatment plan. Our goal is to provide the highest quality of care with the shortest possible wait time for diagnosis and treatment.

Immunotherapy and Cellular Therapies

Strategies designed to harness the immune system's power to fight cancer are the focus of several promising therapeutic approaches. These methods are designed to trigger an immune response that can target tumor cells and help the body to more effectively rid itself of cancer cells. Active immunotherapy techniques can help to stimulate the body’s own immune system to mount an attack against tumors.

It is designed to give the body’s natural defenses a boost to more effectively identify and destroy cancer cells. Immunotherapy has the potential to be more comprehensive and less toxic than other treatments, and it may even be able to provide long-term protection against cancer.

Chemotherapy and Targeted Therapies

Chemotherapy, also known as “chemo”, is a type of cancer treatment that uses drugs to target and kill cancer cells. Cancer cells reproduce and grow at a rapid rate, and chemotherapy works to slow down or stop this growth and reproduction. By targeting the cancer cells, chemotherapy can help to reduce the risk of the cancer growing or spreading.

Targeting the genetic mutations that may be causing tumors with genetic testing is a useful strategy for treating cancer. Through genetic testing, doctors can identify certain genetic mutations that may be linked to cancer, allowing them to focus on targeting these mutations specifically. This targeted approach can be much more effective than traditional treatments, as it can more accurately target the root cause of the tumor.

Interventional Procedures

Non-surgical cancer treatments are becoming increasingly popular with the development of techniques such as cryoablation and radioablation. Cryoablation involves freezing the cancer cells using extreme cold temperatures, while radioablation involves using high-energy radiation to destroy the cancer cells. Both of these methods allow doctors to target cancer cells without the need for surgery, making them less intrusive and less risky than traditional surgery.

State of the art Radiotherapies

Radiotherapy (RT), otherwise known as radiation therapy, has been used to treat cancer since the early 20th century. Technology has advanced greatly since then, making RT more effective and reducing its side effects. Today, RT is used to target and kill cancer cells, shrink tumors, and help to prevent cancer from spreading to other parts of the body.

Oncological & Oncoplastic Surgeries

Surgery is the primary treatment for early or locally advanced stage solid cancers. Advances in science and technology have enabled surgeons to perform more invasive and radical procedures to remove the cancer. In cases of metastatic or advanced stage cancers, surgery may be used to reduce the tumor burden or to provide relief from sudden symptoms caused by the cancer.

Molecular Treatments

Radioactive targeting methods involve the use of special molecules that attach to the surface of cancer cells. These molecules deliver a therapeutic dose of radiation to the cancer cells, which helps to destroy them while minimizing damage to nearby healthy cells. This type of treatment is especially useful for cancers that are difficult to treat with other methods.