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Oncologie

Comprehensive cancer care including surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and immunotherapy.

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01 · Procédures

Traitements en Oncologie

Tous les traitements

02 · Hôpitaux sélectionnés

Centres d'excellence pour Oncologie

03 · Chirurgiens

Chirurgiens spécialisés en Oncologie

Tous les chirurgiens

04 · Où aller

Destinations pour Oncologie

Oncologie en India 3 339 hôpitaux Guide du pays
Oncologie en Germany 2 144 hôpitaux Guide du pays
Oncologie en Thailand 1 429 hôpitaux Guide du pays
Oncologie en Turkey 675 hôpitaux Guide du pays
Oncologie en South Korea 297 hôpitaux Guide du pays
Oncologie en Malaysia 245 hôpitaux Guide du pays
Oncologie en Saudi Arabia 55 hôpitaux Guide du pays
Oncologie en Singapore 53 hôpitaux Guide du pays
Oncologie en United Arab Emirates 50 hôpitaux Guide du pays

Résultats en un coup d'œil

Ce que voient habituellement les patients en soins oncologie

Moyennes sur les 59 procédures de cette spécialité. Votre chargé de dossier vous citera des résultats spécifiques à votre indication et au chirurgien choisi.

86.6%Succès moyen · sur 53 procédures
7.6 joursDurée d'hospitalisation · médiane de la spécialité
9 sem.Rétablissement · jusqu'à la pleine activité
8 287Hôpitaux · dans 9 destinations

Recommandations des sociétés savantes · édition en vigueur

Sous-spécialités

Au sein de oncologie

Surgical oncology

Tumor resection by organ system — head and neck, breast, GI, GU, gynecologic, sarcoma, hepatobiliary.

Medical oncology

Systemic therapy management — chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy. Hormonal therapy where applicable.

Radiation oncology

IMRT, VMAT, SBRT, brachytherapy, proton therapy. Modality choice depends on cancer type and proximity to critical structures.

Hematology / blood cancers

Leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma. Bone marrow transplant and CAR-T for selected cases.

Pediatric oncology

Specialized programs for childhood cancers. Long-term follow-up planning is intense.

Palliative oncology

Quality-of-life-focused care; symptom management when curative intent isn't appropriate.

Qualité du programme

Ce qu'il faut rechercher

  • Multidisciplinary tumor board meeting weekly; recommendations in writing.
  • Pathology lab capable of full molecular profiling (HER2, EGFR, BRAF, BRCA, MSI, PD-L1, comprehensive genomic profiling).
  • Treatment regimens benchmarked against published guidelines for your specific cancer.
  • Annual case volume on your specific cancer (not just 'cancer treatment').
  • Clinical trial access for relevant indications.
  • Supportive care infrastructure (antiemetic protocols, neutropenic support, transfusion access).
  • Communication infrastructure for shared care with home oncologist.

Seuils de volume

Références de volume du chirurgien

150+ cases/year on specific cancerTop-tier; outcomes typically reach published gold-standard ranges
75–150/yearStrong; near-top-tier outcomes
30–75/yearModerate; outcomes acceptable for routine cases
Under 30/year on specific cancerLower volume; consider higher-volume program for complex cases

Destinations

Où cela se pratique couramment

India

Tata Memorial (Mumbai), HCG (multi-city), Max Cancer Care, Apollo. Strong tumor boards, full molecular workup, cost-effective biosimilars.

Turkey

Anadolu, Acıbadem run JCI-accredited oncology with strong radiation therapy infrastructure including proton centers in development.

Germany

Charité, Heidelberg, Hannover — world-class for proton therapy, complex oncologic surgery, clinical trials access.

Thailand

Bangkok Hospital and Bumrungrad for elective resection and follow-up.

Korea

Asan Medical Center and Samsung run high-volume programs with strong outcomes.

Parcours patient

Le parcours de soins typique

  1. Tissue diagnosis + staging

    Biopsy, imaging (CT/MRI/PET as relevant), molecular markers, performance status assessment.

  2. Tumor board review

    Multidisciplinary discussion: surgery, medical, radiation, pathology, radiology jointly recommend approach.

  3. Treatment plan

    Sequence of surgery, systemic therapy, radiation. Goal documented (curative, prolonging, palliative).

  4. Treatment delivery

    Per protocol — typically 4-8 chemo cycles + radiation + surgery as relevant. 4–9 months total.

  5. Surveillance

    Restaging at 3, 6, 12 months. Tumor markers, imaging. Care continuity to home oncologist.

Questions

Ce qu'il faut demander au programme

  1. Has my case been to tumor board, and can I see the recommendation in writing?
  2. What molecular markers have been tested on my tissue, and which determined the treatment plan?
  3. What's the goal of this treatment — curative, prolonging, or palliative — and how is success measured?
  4. What's your annual volume on my specific cancer?
  5. What's the side-effect profile of this regimen, and what's the supportive-care plan?
  6. How will my home oncologist receive treatment summary and continue care?

Vérification de la décision

Cette spécialité est-elle adaptée à votre cas ?

  • Is your diagnosis confirmed with full pathology including molecular markers?
  • Has staging been completed?
  • Has your case been to tumor board?
  • Is your home oncologist willing to coordinate ongoing care?
  • Can you commit to a 4-9 month treatment arc with follow-up?

05 · FAQ

Questions fréquentes sur Oncologie à l'étranger

How do I pick a hospital for Oncology?

Start with three filters: annual case volume for the specific procedure (not the specialty as a whole), the surgeon's personal experience with your condition, and what the follow-up plan looks like for months 3–12 after you're back home. Hospital brand matters less than the specific team you'll be under.

What's the cost difference between countries for oncology?

Cost differences between destinations for oncology can run 3–10× depending on the procedure and the country. The gap is usually driven by surgeon/labor costs and facility overhead rather than technology or outcomes — many mid-cost destinations run the same equipment as premium markets.

Is a second opinion worth it before booking oncology?

For most elective procedures in oncology, yes. A multidisciplinary review often changes the treatment recommendation — sometimes away from surgery, sometimes toward a different approach. We coordinate free second opinions across our partner programs before any travel is booked.

How long should I plan to be abroad for oncology treatment?

Plan for the procedure + the first follow-up to happen before you fly back. Simple procedures can be a 1–2 week trip; complex surgery often needs 3–6 weeks. Your coordinator will give you a date-specific plan once your clinical details are in.

What happens if I have a complication after flying home?

A good program will have a clear follow-up pathway: direct messaging with the surgical team, imaging sharing, and — in the rare case of a serious complication — a pathway for return or for local handoff to a partner hospital. Ask about this specifically before booking; ambiguity here is the single biggest red flag.

Specialty depth

How to shortlist a credible oncologie specialist

A board certification in oncologie is the floor, not the ceiling. Senior practice in this field is sub-specialised — the right surgeon for your case is the one whose volume, fellowship, and audit data line up with the specific operation you need.

Sub-specialties to be aware of

Surgical oncology

Solid-tumour resection — breast, GI, GU, head-and-neck, sarcoma, hepatobiliary. Sub-specialised by organ system at credible centres.

Medical oncology

Chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy regimens — increasingly biomarker-driven (HER2, EGFR, BRCA, PD-L1, MSI).

Radiation oncology

External beam (IMRT, VMAT, SBRT), brachytherapy, proton therapy where available, stereotactic radiosurgery for CNS.

Haematology / BMT

Leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma; allogeneic and autologous stem-cell transplant; CAR-T cell therapy at top-tier centres only.

Paediatric oncology

Neuroblastoma, Wilms', osteosarcoma, paediatric leukaemia/lymphoma — credentialled separately from adult.

How outcomes get measured

  • 5-year overall survival, stratified by stage at diagnosis — the only meaningful comparator.
  • Disease-free survival and time-to-recurrence for curative-intent treatment.
  • R0 resection rate (negative margins) for surgical oncology.
  • Treatment-related mortality and major-toxicity rate for systemic therapy.
  • Multidisciplinary tumour-board review rate — a credibility signal in itself.

What a credible specialist looks like

  • Genuine multidisciplinary tumour boards held weekly with surgery, medical onc, radiation onc, pathology, and radiology in one room.
  • In-house molecular pathology — every cancer should be sequenced for actionable mutations before systemic therapy starts.
  • Active enrolment in clinical trials (NCCN, ESMO, regional cooperative groups) — not a marketing line, look it up on clinicaltrials.gov.
  • Pathology second-read on outside biopsies as default policy, not on request.
Comment cette page est faite

Méthodologie et règles éditoriales

This oncologie hub draws on 8,287 accredited hospitals running active oncologie programs across 9 destinations.

  1. Données des hôpitaux. Les informations hospitalières sont compilées à partir de sources publiques et des sites des hôpitaux. L'accréditation (JCI, NABH et autres) est indiquée lorsque nous en avons une trace. Demandez toujours à l'hôpital son certificat en cours.
  2. Qualifications des médecins. Qualifications, spécialité et biographie viennent du profil hospitalier du médecin. La licence n'est contrôlée sur le registre de l'ordre médical national que lorsque le profil affiche un badge « Licence vérifiée » avec une date.
  3. Prix. Les fourchettes de prix sont indicatives, compilées à partir des grilles tarifaires et forfaits des hôpitaux, avec leur date de mise à jour. Le devis écrit de l'hôpital fait foi pour ce que vous payez.
  4. Textes médicaux. Rédigé par l'équipe éditoriale Medcasts à partir de sources cliniques publiées. Sauf si un relecteur nommé figure sur la page, elle n'a pas été relue par un médecin.
  5. Indépendance. Les hôpitaux ne peuvent pas payer pour changer leur position sur nos pages.
Sources des données de cette page
JCI accreditation registryNational medical council subspecialty registriesPeer-reviewed publication recordOncologie society guidelines (most recent edition)

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