Cancer Center

We understand how hard it can be to choose a hospital for cancer treatment. You’ve just received life-changing news, and now you have to decide how to handle it. Here are some of the reasons why TMUH is your best hope for cancer care.

Integrative care

First, conventional treatments attack the disease itself (Chemotherapy, Radiation Therapy, Surgical oncology). At the same time, evidence-supported therapies help combat cancer-related side effects (Oncology rehabilitation Spiritual support, Nutrition therapy, Symptoms treated, Acupuncture).

Individualized care

A multidisciplinary team and manager team will provide personalized medicine and design the easiest and most comfortable path for the entire treatment plan.

To help patients reduce treatment delays or interruptions and get the most out of life.

Conditions We Treat

Multidisciplinary Team

• Breast cancer
• Colorectal cancer
• Thoracic oncology
• Gynecological cancer
• Geniourinary oncology
• Head and Neck
• Gastric Cancer
• Hepatocellular carcinoma, pancreatic neoplasm
• Lymphoma and Leukemia
• Thyroid cancer
• Nerve tumors
• Childhood Cancer

Functional Organization of Cancer center

• Cancer Prevention and Screening Team
• Palliative Combine Care Team
• Cancer Care Quality Control Team

Services & Treatments

MRgFUS

Do you or your loved ones suffer from pain caused by cancer that has spread to the bones?

If radiation therapy does not work for you, ExAblate, a brand new technology which combines Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) guidance and high intensity focused ultrasound, may be an effective alternative for pain palliation of bone metastases.

Among all the pains caused by diseases, the pain caused by cancer is the most difficult to be managed, especially the pain caused by bone metastasis which is so unbearable as if there were a knife sticking in the body. Almost no single treatment can result in quick and effective pain palliation. In general, treatment for pain caused by cancer is done in the following two ways:

1.  For the disease itself, to use medical treatments such as chemotherapy/radiotherapy or surgery to kill cancer cells to achieve the goal of having the tumor under control; and

2. For occurrence of pain, to use treatments such as painkillers/palliative medicine or neurosurgery to control the feelings of pain to achieve the goal of pain palliation.