Are advanced diagnostic and treatment facilities available at the oncology centre?
Yes. The centre has advanced imaging, nuclear medicine, radiation, surgical, and therapeutic facilities to support cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Is specialised cancer care available for children as well as adults?
Yes. The centre provides cancer care for both paediatric and adult patients.
Does the centre provide care for different types of cancer?
Yes. The centre provides oncology care for a wide range of cancers in both adults and children.
When should someone consult an oncology specialist?
An oncology consultation may be appropriate when cancer is suspected, newly diagnosed, or requires further evaluation or treatment planning.
How is the right procedure decided?
The specialist evaluates the condition and recommends the most appropriate approach based on individual needs.
Is interventional neuroradiology suitable for conditions affecting the spine?
yes. The speciality covers conditions affecting the brain, head, neck and spine.
Can neurological conditions be treated without open surgery?
Certain conditions can be treated using minimally invasive, image-guided procedures.
Can children and teenagers receive specialised care for movement disorders?
Yes. The centre provides evaluation and management of movement disorders in children and has a dedicated Paediatric Movement Disorder Clinic.
Can memory or behavioural changes be evaluated along with a movement disorder?
Yes. Cognitive, neuropsychological, and neuropsychiatric assessments are available when memory, thinking, or behavioural concerns occur alongside a movement disorder.
Are non-surgical treatment options available for advanced Parkinson’s disease?
Yes. Options such as apomorphine pump therapy may be considered for selected patients, particularly when surgery is not suitable or a non-surgical approach is preferred.
