Patient Information
Clear and reliable resources about oncological surgery, procedures and recovery. We want you to understand your treatment and make informed decisions together with your medical team.
How we start with you in 4 steps
We know that getting this far has already been a long road. That is why the first step is simple and you do not need to travel.
You send your report
Through the website, by email or WhatsApp. You can upload diagnostic images (CT, MRI, PET) securely. You do not need to travel.
The multidisciplinary committee reviews it
The committee of surgeons and oncologists analyzes your case. You get a reply within 48 h with an initial written proposal.
Call with the surgeon
Video consultation or in person. The surgeon explains the options clearly, without unnecessary jargon, with time for all your questions.
You decide, with no obligation
If you decide to go ahead, we coordinate everything: surgery, hospital stay and follow-up. No rush, at your own pace.
What information do you need?
Before Surgery
Preparation, pre-operative tests, what to expect and how to prepare physically and mentally.
Understanding Your Diagnosis
Clear information about peritoneal carcinomatosis, tumors and treatment options.
Surgical procedures
How HIPEC, PIPAC, cytoreductive surgery and other high-complexity techniques work.
Recovery
What to expect after surgery, home care and returning to normal life.
Informative Guides
What is peritoneal carcinomatosis?
A clear explanation of this disease, its causes and why surgery can be a curative option.
HIPEC: What You Need to Know
How hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy works, what to expect and the results you can expect.
PIPAC: Aerosol Chemotherapy
A less invasive technique for specific cases. Understand when it is indicated and how it works.
Preparing for Surgery
Steps before the operation: tests, nutrition, exercise and emotional aspects.
After Surgery
What to expect in hospital, home care, warning signs and gradual recovery.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions patients and their families have.
Verified information
Content reviewed by our specialized medical team.
Clear language
Explanations written for patients, without unnecessary jargon.
For patients and families
Resources that are also useful for companions and caregivers.
A Complement, Not a Substitute
This information complements, but does not replace, a medical consultation.
Do you have questions about your case?
Our team can assess your situation and guide you on the treatment options.
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