oncological surgeries

Oncological surgeries are procedures performed to treat cancer by removing cancerous tissue from the body. The goal is to eliminate tumors, reduce the chances of cancer spreading, and improve the patient’s health. Depending on the cancer's type and location, surgery may involve removing part of an organ or tissue, sometimes with surrounding healthy tissue to ensure all cancer cells are excised. These surgeries can be done using traditional open methods or minimally invasive techniques like laparoscopy. Ultimately, oncological surgery is a key part of comprehensive cancer care, often combined with other treatments such as chemotherapy or radiation.