Department of Clinical Oncology

Modern Drug-Based Treatment of Cancer

The National Cancer Institute's Department of Clinical Oncology is one of the leading divisions providing modern, comprehensive drug-based cancer treatment. Our team implements systemic therapy protocols based on evidence-based medicine, combining an individualized approach with multidisciplinary collaboration.

Our physicians provide personalized treatment planning, taking into account disease stage, tumor biological characteristics, the patient's overall condition, and potential toxicity. Special attention is given to supportive care, and to preventing and treating complications — ensuring a high level of safety and quality of life for our patients.

Conditions the department specializes in:

• Head and neck tumors
• Gastrointestinal tumors (esophagus, stomach, small intestine, colon)
• Hepatobiliary tumors (liver, pancreas, gallbladder)
• Urinary tract tumors (kidney, bladder)
• Male reproductive system tumors (prostate, testis, penis)
• Female reproductive system tumors (ovaries, uterine body, cervix)
• Connective tissue tumors (sarcomas)
• Lung and mediastinal tumors
• Central nervous system tumors
• Skin tumors
• Rare tumors (neuroendocrine tumors, gastrointestinal stromal tumors, etc.)