u003ch1u003eEsophageal and stomach canceru003c/h1u003ernAt the Vienna Private Clinic, the treatment of oesophageal and stomach cancer is carried out in a highly specialized, interdisciplinary setting. Each therapy is determined individually as part of a specialized tumour board – with close cooperation between oncological surgery, radiology, gastroenterology, oncology and radiotherapy. In most cases, minimally invasive surgical methods are used – i.e. particularly gentle procedures using the keyhole technique.u2028A lot has also happened in diagnostics: modern endoscopy procedures, high-resolution endoscopy and innovative radiological imaging enable a more precise assessment and optimal treatment planning.
Diagnosis and treatment: precise, minimally invasive, interdisciplinary
u003cp class=u0022p1u0022u003eAt the Vienna Private Clinic, the treatment of oesophageal and stomach cancer is carried out in a highly specialized, interdisciplinary setting. Each therapy is determined individually as part of a specialized tumour board – with close cooperation between oncological surgery, radiology, gastroenterology, oncology and radiotherapy. In most cases, minimally invasive surgical methods are used – i.e. particularly gentle procedures using the keyhole technique.rnA lot has also happened in diagnostics: modern endoscopy procedures, high-resolution endoscopy and innovative radiological imaging enable a more precise assessment and optimal treatment planning.u003c/pu003e
u0022As with many other tumor diseases, it is very important that each individual patient case is discussed in a specialized tumor board – and then treated in an interdisciplinary team. This is the only way to achieve the best results for patients.u0022 – Dr. Sebastian F. Schoppmann, Professor of Oncological Surgery at the Medical University of Vienna