CANCER
INSTITUTE

Radiation therapy at the SSMC Cancer Institute uses advanced techniques to deliver precise, effective treatment while minimising side effects and protecting surrounding healthy tissue. Treatment planning is guided by international clinical guidelines and tailored to each patient’s condition.

Our radiation oncology teams apply evidence-based protocols informed by detailed imaging and, where appropriate, molecular and genomic insights. This ensures accurate targeting, optimised dose delivery, and careful monitoring throughout treatment, supporting both effective tumour control and patient comfort.

Our experienced surgical teams provide advanced, evidence-based surgical care for a wide range of solid tumours. Using state-of-the-art techniques and careful pre-operative planning, surgeons aim to remove cancer safely while preserving function and supporting faster recovery.

Surgical care is delivered as part of a coordinated multidisciplinary approach, ensuring that each procedure is aligned with the patient’s overall treatment plan and long-term outcomes.

Diagnostic and therapeutic imaging, including PET and SPECT scans, supports early detection, accurate staging, treatment monitoring, and targeted therapies using safe, controlled radioactive materials.

Our highly qualified and specialised interventional radiologists provide safe and effective image-guided biopsies and minimally invasive cancer procedures. These include advanced treatments such as microwave ablation, cryoablation, and targeted liver therapies including TACE and TARE.

By delivering precise, tumour-directed care, these minimally invasive approaches offer effective treatment options with significantly reduced recovery time and minimal impact on surrounding healthy tissue.

Advanced molecular diagnostics, genomics, and precision oncology testing help us understand the unique biology of each cancer, enabling tailored treatment planning and timely decision-making.

MRI, CT, and PET imaging provide detailed insights into disease progression and treatment response, allowing care plans to be adapted as needed.