Patient Information

Understanding
Breast Cancer

At our Breast Unit, we provide comprehensive, patient-centred care for all breast conditions—from early diagnosis to advanced surgical treatment.

Medical Context

Clinical Overview

Our approach combines cutting-edge medical expertise, oncological safety and aesthetic excellence, ensuring that every patient receives care tailored to their individual needs, preferences and life goals.

Treating Cancer. Preserving Confidence. We believe breast cancer care should address more than just the disease. Through a multidisciplinary, evidence-based approach, we focus on delivering the highest standards of cancer treatment while preserving body image and femininity.

Diagnostic Pathway

Clinical breast examination & Thorough clinical evaluation

Clinical breast examination & Thorough clinical evaluation

High-resolution imaging: mammography (2D, DBT CEM), ultrasound and MRI when required

High-resolution imaging: mammography (2D, DBT CEM), ultrasound and MRI when required

Image-guided biopsies for precise diagnosis

Image-guided biopsies for precise diagnosis

Collaborative multidisciplinary tumor board discussions

Collaborative multidisciplinary tumor board discussions

Biomarker status - Hormone receptor status (ER/PR), Her 2 status

Biomarker status - Hormone receptor status (ER/PR), Her 2 status

Staging workup depends on the clinical status of the disease. It may include:

Chest X ray
Ultrasound Abdomen and Pelvis
Contrast Enhanced CT chest
Bone Scan
Whole body PET/CT
Care Strategy

Comprehensive Modalities

Our multidisciplinary tumor board tailors treatment combinations based on cancer stage, molecular subtype, and patient health.

1. Advanced Surgery

Includes Breast Conservation (Lumpectomy), Oncoplasty, and reconstruction options.

2. Chemotherapy

May be given before surgery (neoadjuvant), after surgery (adjuvant), or as palliative therapy.

3. Targeted Therapy

Works specifically against certain cancer proteins such as HER2.

4. Hormone Therapy

Used for breast cancers that are hormone receptor-positive.

5. Immunotherapy

Used in certain types of breast cancer like triple-negative breast cancer.

6. Radiation Therapy

Commonly given after breast-conserving surgery or in selected cases after mastectomy.

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