ONCOLOGICAL SURGEON IN CANCUN
Dr. mijael toiber Levy
Specialist in Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
CONSULT first time
It usually takes about 45 minutes and it is highly recommended to bring all the studies you have.
ONCOLOGY CONSULTATION, DIAGNOSIS AND FOLLOW-UP
We normally take 30 minutes but there are patients who require much more time.
SENTINEL GANGLION
Sentinel lymph node biopsy and conservative surgery in breast cancer.
TRU CUT BIOPSY
It is a technique to acquire a sample of tumours but is performed by puncture usually guided by ultrasound with low risk and good sensitivity for diagnosis.
TOTAL THYROIDECTOMY
Surgery for thyroid cancer. Transoperative examination Laryngeal neurostimulator(as appropriate) Mediastinal thyroid Intrathecal goitre Ambilatory thyroidectomy (as appropriate).
COLON SURGERY
Colon cancer
ONCOLOGICAL SURGERY
Highly specialised surgery
BIOPSY
In suspicious lesions, a piece of tissue is taken for microscopic examination by the pathologist who makes a diagnosis.
BREAST SURGERY
Oncological and oncoplastic breast surgery
PANCREAS SURGERY
Pancreatoduodenectomy Distal pancreatectomy
ASPIRATION BIOPSY
Tissue is sampled with a syringe and thin needle, so that the pathologist can see the cells.
PORT CATHETER PLACEMENT
These catheters are used to administer chemotherapy, they are placed under the skin usually below the collarbone and avoid damaging the veins, it is very comfortable in patients who are going to receive several cycles of chemotherapy.
AMONG OTHERS
- Amputation: Abdomino-perineal of rectum, Biliodigestive, Biliodigestive due to tumour.
- Choledochotomy by Kehr tube.
- Neck dissection.
- Duodenopancreatomy.
- Esophagectomy: Partial, Total, Segmental with intestinal or gastric interposition.
- Gastrectomy: Subtotal, total, extended total or radical.
- Gastroenterostomy
- Partial glossectomy of tongue tumour.
- Ovarian cystectomy by laparoscopy.
- Resection of tumours: Mesenteric, peritoneal.
- Supraadrenalectomy.
- Thymectomy
- Thyroidectomy: Total with radical neck dissection, total or subtotal.
- Tracheotomy.
- Emptying: Axillary, Regional ganglion nodes with lymphadectomy
- Hemicolectomies: By laparoscopy, by laparotomy.
- Hemihepatectomy.
- Haemithroidectomy with or without isthmectomy.
- Hepatectomy.
- Ileostomy.
- Intervention by Hartmann.
- Inguinal lymphadenectomy.
- Radical retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy.
- Mastectomy: Radical with axillary emptying, Simple.
- Segmental pancreatomies.
- Parathyroidectomy.
- Aspiration or feeding jejunostomy.
- Laryngectomy
- Hysterectomy, total hysterectomy.
- Radical cystectomy.
- Colposcopy.
- Diagnostic laparoscopy with biopsy.
- Jaw reconstruction for tumour
