Diseases of the pancreas, bile ducts and all other changes in the abdominal cavity are diagnosed in the endoscopy unit. The unit is equipped with modern equipment.
During the examination, diagnostic and therapeutic procedures can be performed, including biopsies of pancreatic lesions. Thanks to the modern device, it is possible to perform non-invasive procedures that until now had been carried out surgically.
Examinations of the large intestine are also performed at the clinic. Colonoscopy is carried out under anaesthesia. It detects all cancerous changes as well as those that may potentially develop into cancer in the future. During the procedure, samples are taken for histopathological examination and benign lesions are removed. Anyone can register for a colonoscopy—with no age restrictions and without waiting in a queue.
Patients requiring a dermatological consultation are also seen without any restrictions or waiting in a queue. Any mole or other skin mark can be examined.
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Patients are cared for by oncology specialists, endoscopists and surgeons. If a patient requires treatment or even more detailed diagnostics, they are referred to regional centres.
The SP ZOZ coordinates the patient’s care pathway. An oncology patient must begin treatment within a maximum of three months of diagnosis.