National Institute of Oncology

Experts

Departments

Abdominal Tumor Surgery

Anesthesiology and Intensive Therapy

Breast - Soft Tissue Tumor Surgery

Cardiology Outpatient Care

Chest Center

Gynecological Tumor Surgery

Head and Neck Tumors

Lung Transplantation

Medicinal Therapy Ambulance

Oncology Imaging and Invasive Diagnostic Center Isotope Diagnostic Department

Pain Relief Ambulance

Radiotherapy

Rehabilitation Department

Drug Therapy Center

Dermato-Oncology Departmente (Chemotherapy D)

Hematology and Lymphoma (Chemotherapy A)

Thoracic and Abdominal Tumors and Department of Clinical Pharmacology (Chemotherapy B)

Urogenital Tumors and Department of Clinical Pharmacology (Chemotherapy C)

Learning Resources

Training: Oncology Education

Primary purpose: To provide comprehensive education in oncology for medical students, covering various aspects of cancer, including epidemiology, diagnostics, treatment methods, and reconstructive plastic surgery, facilitated by experienced part-time lecturers.

Target audience: Medical students.

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Classes: Patient education program

Primary purpose: To provide patients with comprehensive information, guidance, and support to enhance their understanding of their condition, treatment options, and self-care during their cancer journey.

Target audience: National Institute of Oncology patients.

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Cancer-related Patient Associations and Resources

Facility: Hospital Chaplain Service

Primary purpose: Offers spiritual support and counseling to patients of the National Oncology Institute, assisting in mental crises, healing decisions, processing losses, and providing guidance for life management.

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Foundation: Blue Ball for Cancer Patients

Primary purpose: To provide support for a range of health-related activities at the National Oncology Institute, including prevention, treatment, research, education, and rehabilitation.

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