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The Medical Oncology Department at Global Hospital, Pune diagnoses, stages, and treats cancer through a combination of medical and surgical oncology, led by an experienced oncology team. The department manages treatment from initial diagnosis through therapy and recovery, and provides counseling support for patients and families throughout.
The department focuses on diagnosing, assessing, and treating cancer through both medical oncology (chemotherapy, drug-based treatment) and surgical oncology. After diagnosis through biopsy, imaging, or other tests, oncologists explain the cancer’s stage, location, and spread, then develop a treatment plan matched to that specific diagnosis.
Diagnosis typically begins with a biopsy, X-ray, or other imaging, followed by a thorough clinical examination to determine the cancer’s type and stage. Once diagnosis is complete, the care team discusses findings with the patient in detail — including where the cancer has spread, if applicable, and the expected treatment timeline.
Oncologists at Global Hospital discuss all available treatment choices with patients, supervise therapy throughout, and manage complications from the disease or its treatment as they arise. The goal is always the best possible outcome for the individual patient — whether that means cure, or palliative care focused on quality of life.
Chemotherapy is prepared using a dedicated Bio-Safety Cabinet, ensuring safe handling of the powerful drugs used to target fast-growing cancer cells. The team supports patients through the full treatment course and into early recovery.
Beyond medical treatment, the department provides counseling for patients and their families, recognizing that a cancer diagnosis affects the whole family, not just the patient. Support continues after treatment concludes to assist recovery and adjustment.
Early diagnosis significantly affects treatment options and outcomes for most cancers. Book a consultation with our oncology team today.
Q: What is oncology?
A: Oncology is the branch of medicine focused on diagnosing and treating cancer, encompassing medical oncology (drug-based treatment), surgical oncology, and supportive care.
Q: What types of cancer treatments are available?
A: Common cancer treatments include chemotherapy, surgery, and other therapies selected based on the specific type and stage of cancer. Treatment plans are individualized rather than standardized across cancer types.
Q: How is cancer diagnosed?
A: Cancer is diagnosed through tests including biopsy, X-rays, and other imaging or lab investigations to determine the type, location, and stage of the disease before treatment planning begins.
Q: Do patients receive support during and after treatment?
A: Yes — patients receive complete care including treatment planning, ongoing monitoring during therapy, and continued support after treatment concludes to aid recovery and quality of life.
Q: What is the difference between medical and surgical oncology?
A: Medical oncology treats cancer through drugs like chemotherapy, while surgical oncology removes cancerous tissue through operation; many cancer treatment plans combine both approaches depending on the cancer type and stage. The oncology team determines the right combination based on individual diagnosis.