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The European Society for Medical Oncology annually updates recommendations for the treatment of pancreatic cancer due to the active development of new therapeutic methods for improving the quality of life and longevity of people with this pathology. The National Comprehensive Cancer Network and specialized medical societies are...

According to the World Cancer Research Fund, kidney cancer was ranked 9th among the most common oncological pathologies in the world in 2018. Most tumors develop from the renal tubules, which actively filter up to 2000 liters of blood per day. As a result, kidney cancer is mostly diagnosed at an early stage, before metastasizing.

According to histological characteristics and course features, oral cancer is included in a wider group of "head and neck tumors" and comprises neoplasms of the tongue, cheeks and gums. Oral cancer treatment aims to remove maximally the tumor and affected lymph nodes, as well as to destroy the remaining cancer cells with...

Due to the widespread occurrence of nodular goiter, thyroid cancer remains an urgent problem of endocrine oncology. At the early stages of cancer, malignant nodules are no different from the benign ones, which makes diagnosis difficult. The treatment of thyroid cancer in the leading specialized clinics includes tumor removal followed by...

Non-small-cell lung cancer is the most common form of pulmonological oncopathology, which accounts for over 85% of clinical cases. Different subtypes of tumors require different treatment regimens, and therefore doctors conduct laboratory tests, targeted biopsy and molecular genetic testing prior to treatment start.

In Germany, breast cancer is the most common form of oncology among women. Nevertheless, due to the possibilities of genetic and immunohistochemical treatment planning, 80% of patients can achieve persistent remission. Breast cancer treatment in Germany includes various modifications of minimally invasive and radical surgical...

Cervical cancer treatment in Germany includes the full range of minimally invasive and extensive surgical procedures, chemotherapy, radiation, as well as combination of these techniques. At the early cancer stages, German oncologists perform conization – a sparing surgical intervention that allows the doctor to remove the tumor and...

Glioblastoma is a malignant neoplasm that arises from glial cells of the brain. The tumor is heterogeneous and requires a differentiated therapeutic approach. When elaborating a treatment regimen, German oncologists take into account the molecular and genetic composition of the tumor, its location in relation to vital parts of the brain.