Gynaecology Oncology

• Gynecologic oncologists perform physical evaluations and collect detailed medical histories. In addition to medical duties, they educate patients and their families on various forms of cancer, possible progression and treatment options.
• Diagnostic techniques that can be employed include staining, tissue sampling procedures and medical imaging.
• After identifying normal cells, benign conditions and malignancies, gynecologic oncologists develop a plan for treatment and therapy.
• Therapy options might include treatment of the related effects of cancer, like shock or renal failure.
• They could also incorporate nutritional aspects and blood transfusions into a treatment plan.
• They typically manage nurses and administrative workers, maintain medical records and refer patients to other medical specialists as necessary.