The Department of Oncology brings together leading medical resources in the industry to build a trinity cancer prevention and treatment system of "precision diagnosis and treatment, multidisciplinary collaboration, and full-course management." The Department is equipped with a leading-edge oncology diagnosis and treatment equipment system, including Elekta Infinity digital linear accelerator, PET-CT molecular imaging system, and fully digital intelligent radiotherapy platform. Combined with precision testing technologies such as liquid biopsy and next-generation gene sequencing, we develop multidimensional plans for each patient, including surgery, radiotherapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy. Building on the MDT (multidisciplinary team) diagnosis and treatment model, we have innovatively established a "full-course butler" service system: a dedicated team composed of attending physicians, nutritionists, psychologists, and rehabilitation therapists provides full-course management from diagnosis to rehabilitation.

Strictly adhering to international cancer treatment standards as our foundation, guided by multidisciplinary consultation principles, and driven by scientific research, we provide meticulous diagnosis, staging, treatment, and rehabilitation for common domestic cancers such as lung, liver, stomach, hematological, head and neck, and gynecological cancers.

Specialized Technical Services:

Provide early cancer screening and prevention measures, as well as management of side effects and nutritional support after radiotherapy and chemotherapy, to help patients better cope with the challenges of cancer treatment and improve their quality of life;

Utilize different treatment modalities such as stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS), stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), active breathing coordinator (ABC) radiotherapy, 3D conformal radiotherapy (3D-CRT), intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT), volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT), and electron beam therapy to individually select the optimal treatment plan and improve treatment outcomes;

Utilize brachytherapy after surgical tumor removal to use radiation to kill potentially residual cancer cells or prevent tumor recurrence;

CT-guided lung biopsy: Precisely locate lung masses with the help of high-resolution CT images, improving patient safety.