Second opinion from an oncologist

When a patient receives a cancer diagnosis, their life changes. Along with shock and fear, many questions arise: is the diagnosis correct, is the recommended treatment really necessary, are there other options? In such a situation, it is important not to be alone with your doubts - it is worth contacting another specialist to get an objective assessment of the situation.

The Oxford Medical Center in Kyiv has a special program under which patients can receive a free consultation with an oncologist for an independent assessment of the diagnosis and treatment tactics. This approach helps reduce anxiety, avoid unnecessary intervention, or, conversely, start treatment on time when it is really necessary.

The “second opinion” service involves a consultation with an independent oncologist who was not involved in the initial diagnosis or treatment planning. The goal is to objectively assess the results of the studies, the validity of the diagnosis, and the appropriateness of the proposed therapy. The oncologist analyzes the clinical situation, the results of laboratory and imaging studies, as well as previously prescribed medications.

This is not a demonstration of distrust in the previous doctor, but a medically justified step that allows you to consider the problem from a different perspective.

At the Oxford Medical Center, patients are provided with comprehensive care for various oncological diseases. The clinic's specialists conduct diagnostics, assess the stage of the oncological process, form a treatment plan and provide a second opinion on the already established diagnosis or recommended therapy.

Oncological diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. These include tumors of the esophagus, stomach, colon and rectum, liver, pancreas.

Oncological diseases of the female reproductive system. The clinic treats benign and malignant neoplasms of the cervix, endometrium, ovaries, fallopian tubes.

Oncological lesions of the genitourinary system. Such diseases include tumors of the kidneys, bladder, prostate, testicles, adrenal glands.

To receive a free consultation with an oncologist, you must provide the following

medical documents:

• a report from an oncologist from another clinic;
• diagnosis and examination results (MRI, CT, ultrasound, endoscopy, etc.);
• histological or cytological findings;
• tests and extracts from the initial diagnosis made by the doctor.

By contacting Oxford Medical, the patient receives not only an expert opinion, but also support, understanding and a clear plan of further actions.

• Free consultation under the "Second Opinion" program.
• Experienced doctors with many years of practice.
• Modern diagnostic base and own surgical hospital.
• Comprehensive approach to treatment and rehabilitation.
• Possibility of continuing treatment in the same institution, without additional queues and searching for clinics.

If the diagnosis is confirmed and surgical treatment is necessary, the patient has the opportunity to undergo surgery at the modern surgical hospital "Oxford Medical". The conditions of stay meet modern safety and comfort requirements. The operating room is equipped with high-tech equipment that allows for both laparoscopic and open surgical interventions.

After the operation, the patient receives postoperative supervision, recommendations for further treatment and rehabilitation. The interaction between the oncologist and the surgeon is continuous - this is important for consistent and effective treatment.

A team of experienced doctors, coordinated work of the staff, the use of modern protocols - all this ensures high quality surgical care for cancer patients.

To use the "Second Opinion of an Oncologist" program, call the specified clinic number or leave a request via the form on the website. Our administrators will contact you, help you choose a convenient time and remind you what documents you need to take with you.

Do not postpone making important decisions. A second opinion from an oncologist can be the key to maintaining health, avoiding excessive treatment, or vice versa, starting the necessary therapy on time.