Oncological screening

Oncological screening, commonly known as cancer screening, is a crucial component of preventive healthcare that aims to detect cancer at an early stage, often before symptoms manifest. The primary goal of oncological screening is to identify cancerous changes in the body when they are still localized and more easily treatable, thereby increasing the chances of successful outcomes and reducing mortality rates.

Recommended for patients over 45 years of age.

Consultation with specialists:

• Appointment with a general practitioner (60 minutes) on-site
• Follow-up appointment with a therapist (30 minutes) on-site or online
• Appointment with a dermatologist (60 minutes)
• Primary appointment with a gynecologist (for women)
• Follow-up appointment with a gynecologist (for women)

Instrumental diagnostics:

• Fibrogastroscopy
• Colonofibroscopy (with sedation)
• Mammography
• Dermatoscopy

Laboratory diagnostics:

• Total PSA (for men) (blood test)
• Co-testing (Pap test + HPV) (for women)