Gastrectomy
WHAT IS THE STOMACH? The stomach is the digestive organ that is connected between the esophagus and the small intestine.…
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Oncology (Hy Vong Cancer Centre)
Breast Cancer
Breast cancer is a very frequent cancer worldwide. In Vietnam its incidence has been increasing steadily and it is now…
Chemotherapy safety at home
Chemotherapy is a way of treating cancer using specific drugs. Chemotherapy kills cancer cells but…
Bowel and Bladder Preparation for Radiotherapy to the Pelvis
The organs within your pelvis, for example the cervix and uterus (female) or prostate (male),…
Abdomino Pelvic Radiotherapy
Radiation on the abdominal and pelvic areas can sometimes cause side effects. You may or may not experience adverse effects.…
Thoracic Radiotherapy
Radiation on your chest can sometimes cause side effects. You may or may not experience adverse effects. The effects and…
Cerebral Radiotherapy
Radiation on the brain can sometimes cause side effects. You may or may not experience adverse effects. The effects and…
Ears Nose Throat Radiotherapy
EARS – NOSE – THROAT (ENT) RADIOTHERAPY Radiation on the ENT area and adjacent glands can sometimes cause side effects.…
Sentinel lymph node in breast cancer treatment
After total lymph node removal surgery, breast cancer patients may suffer from severe complications, such as arm puffiness and numbness.…
Five reasons to undergo cancer treatment at FV
Being diagnosed with cancer is not the end. At Hy Vong Cancer Care Centre, FV Hospital, we offer high quality…
Breast cancer: What is the best treatment option for you?
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers around the world and is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths…
Targeted therapy and breast cancer
Targeted therapies, a widely applied cancer treatment, are drugs or other substances that block the growth and spread of cancer…
Oncology (Hy Vong Cancer Centre)
Recognised as a leader in cancer diagnosis and treatment in Vietnam, Hy Vong is a Centre of Excellence providing expert and compassionate care for every type of cancer, from the rarest to the most complex.
