Oncology
The department of oncology provides medical care
in accordance with modern world standards
All types
of treatment
All types
of diagnostics
Prevention
and rehabilitation
Hours of work of administrators
monday-friday from 8:00 until 17:00
Specialists of the department
Gelena Petrovna
Chief oncologist of the K+31 network of clinics, head of the Clinic of Oncology, Personalized Cancer Treatment and Prevention
Doctor of Sciences, PhD
Igor Alexandrovich
Deputy chief physician for oncology, oncologist
Doctor of Sciences, PhD
Dmitry Yurevich
Deputy chief physician for oncology, surgeon
PhD, Docent
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich
Head of the department of radiotherapy, radiation therapist, oncologist
PhD
Ksenia Igorevna
Head of department, oncologist
PhD
Elena Fedorovna
Head of the department of anticancer drug treatment, oncologist
Dmitry Valerievich
Oncologist, radiotherapist
Konstantin Evgenievich
Oncologist
PhD
Natalia Lvovna
Doctor-oncologist
Pavel Ilyich
Head of the Urology Clinic, Deputy Chief Physician for Urology, Urologist
Doctor of Sciences, PhD, professor
Sergey Evgenyevich
Oncologist-mammologist, surgeon
Ahmed Mukhamedovich
Urologist, Oncologist
Doctor of Sciences, PhD
Irina Ivanovna
Oncologist-mammologist
Alexei Sergeyevich
Oncogynecology consultant, obstetrician-gynecologist
PhD
Tatyana Vladimirovna
Oncologist-mammologist, radiologist
Sergei Vladimirovich
Surgeon
PhD
Oksana Gennadievna
Doctor-oncologist
Ksenia Vladimirovna
Dermatovenerologist, oncologist
Elena Sergeevna
Oncologist, chemotherapist
Kamila Mukhtorovna
Radiotherapist
Anton Vladimirovich
Radiotherapist
Veronika Yakovlevna
Radiotherapist
Svetlana Andreevna
Radiotherapist, oncologist
PhD
Damir Galimzhanovich
Doctor-oncologist
Alina Marksovna
Radiotherapist
Elena Leonidovna
Oncologist
PhD
Pavel Dmitrievich
Radiotherapist
Oleg Ivanovich
Deputy chief physician for surgery, surgeon
PhD
Umar Sagdulaevich
Thoracic surgeon
Vladimir Alexandrovich
Thoracic surgeon
PhD
Alexei Valerevich
Coloproctologist
PhD
Maria Yaroslavovna
Oncologist, radiologist, mammologist
Lali Mikhailovna
Oncologist-chemotherapist
Doctor of Sciences, PhD, professor
Nikolai Sergeevich
Oncologist
About the department
Oncological council
Among the many options for a treatment strategy - combinations of radiation therapy, surgical treatment or chemotherapy - the right choice is needed, which is not always possible for one specialist, which is why a multidisciplinary, or team, approach to the treatment of oncological diseases is correct in modern practice. To this end, the K+31 West clinic has implemented the possibility of holding an oncological consultation, where, in the course of a collective discussion by doctors of various specialties, the diagnosis is clarified or corrected and the most effective individual treatment plan is drawn up.
The board usually consists of:
- Oncologist-chemotherapist.
- Surgeon.
- Radiotherapist.
- Diagnostic specialist.
Experts from related specialties may be involved in the council.
Drug therapy
In the clinic, targeted, immuno- and chemotherapy is carried out for patients with tumors of various localizations:
- Mammary cancer.
- Lung cancer.
- Ovarian, endometrial, cervical cancer.
- Cancer of the stomach and esophagus, pancreas.
- Colon and rectal cancer.
- Hepatocellular carcinoma.
- Bladder cancer.
- Prostate cancer.
- Brain tumors.
Chemotherapy is carried out according to regulated protocols according to world recommendations. A personal treatment regimen is drawn up for each patient, taking into account the individual characteristics of the patient and the oncological disease. Chemotherapy is also carried out for patients who come from other countries with an already prescribed treatment regimen. This treatment can be carried out in a hospital setting.
If necessary, in the case of a serious condition of the patient, detoxification treatment is first carried out before chemotherapy to improve his condition.
Preventive diagnostics
The department of oncology also pays special attention to preventive work, the essence of which is to identify benign, potentially dangerous, precancerous diseases, as well as malignant tumors in those patients of the clinic who are treated in other departments or are consulted by other specialists.
This is realized thanks to the close cooperation of oncologists with specialists from other profiles of K+31 clinics.
Radiation therapy
The clinic "K+31 West" provides treatment according to compulsory medical insurance in the following areas: radiation therapy, chemoradiotherapy for all nosologies without restrictions in the form 057/y. You can sign up for the clinic under compulsory medical insurance from all regions, including Moscow, except for Dagestan, Tambov, Volgograd and the Moscow region.
Influence of hormone therapy in breast cancer chemotherapy
Adding hormone therapy to neoadjuvant (preoperative) chemotherapy does not improve the pathological response of the tumor among patients with hormone-positive breast cancer.
Allergy medications to reduce cancer risk?
The researchers concluded that the use of antihistamines may reduce the risk of developing hepatocellular carcinoma in patients with viral hepatitis B and C, but further research is needed.
Radiation therapy: world problems according to the IAEA
IAEA studies have found significant shortcomings in the provision of radiotherapy care - the treatment of cancer in children. The results showed that the existing gaps are global in scope. The study also identified ways to improve clinical practice.
Systemic review and meta-analysis of local salvage therapy after EBRT for prostate cancer (MASTER study)
The management of locally recurrent prostate cancer after radical radiotherapy remains controversial due to the perceived high incidence of severe genitourinary (GU) and gastrointestinal (GI) toxicity associated with any method of salvage radiotherapy.
Being overweight increases the risk of developing cancer
The link between obesity in adulthood and an increased risk of cancer has already been known, but the risk associated with overweight in childhood and puberty has not previously been described in detail.
International clinical trial at K+31 West
An international randomized double-blind clinical trial of immunotherapy (BCD-100 drug) versus placebo in the first line of metastatic (stage IVB) or recurrent (after radical treatment) cervical cancer has started at the department of antitumor drug therapy of the K+31 West clinic.
New possibilities for the treatment of oncopathologies
Sotorasib has been shown to be effective in the treatment of colorectal cancer and pancreatic cancer with the KRAS G12C mutation in early clinical trials.
Influence of interruptions in radiation therapy courses on long-term results of treatment
Modern radiotherapy does not accept breaks in treatment. The loss of local control for every unplanned missed day of treatment is beyond doubt. However, the reality is that radiation oncologists are increasingly faced with the need to stop a radical course of radiation or chemoradiotherapy, for example, due to infection of a patient with COVID-19.
Should meat be excluded for cancer patients?
The consumption of red meat by patients with stage III colon cancer does not increase the risk of recurrence and does not reduce overall life expectancy.
When should you stop cancer treatment?
An interesting article was published on the rosoncoweb website in the format of a discussion scene "When the end is near: to be treated in order to live - or to live in order to be treated?". Two well-known representatives of the medical community collided in it: doctors of medical sciences, professors Zhukov Nikolai Vladimirovich and Mitin Timur.
The use of aspirin in breast cancer
The use of aspirin after combined treatment of early breast cancer does not reduce the likelihood of recurrence.
Changes in clinical guidelines. Radiation therapy
In January 2022, the National Cancer Network (NCCN) made a number of significant additions to the recommendations for radiation therapy for rectal cancer, which are important not only for specialists, but also for patients.
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- Chemotherapy
- Melanoma
- Tumor bone lesions and secondary spinal lesions
- Soft tissue tumors
- Tumors of the organs of the head and neck
- Hair loss prevention
- Esophageal cancer
- Stomach cancer
- Lung and mediastinal cancer
- Mammary cancer
- Bladder, ureter, and kidney cancer
- Liver cancer
- Liver and bile duct cancer
- Pancreas cancer
- Prostate cancer
- Colon and rectal cancer
- Ovarian cancer
- Oncologist appointment
- Robotic surgery
- Rehabilitation
- Palliative care
- Biopsy under ultrasound guidance
- Genetic laboratory
- CHI treatment
Doctors Appointment
Location of clinics
K+31 on Lobachevskogo
Prospect Vernadskogo metro st.
Mon-Fri: 08:00 – 21:00
Saturday: 09:00 – 19:00
Sunday: 09:00 – 18:00
K+31 West
Molodezhnaya metro st.
Mon-Fri: 08:00 – 21:00
Sat-Sun: 09:00 – 18:00
K+31 Petrovskie Vorota
Trubnaya, Chekhovskaya metro st.
Mon-Fri: 08:00 – 21:00
Sat-Sun: 08:00 – 20:00
