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Cancer Care Center
Cancer Care Centre at Evercare Hospital Dhaka
The division of Evercare Cancer Care Centre provides consultations by Consultants- Radiation & Clinical Oncologist, Medical Oncologist, Surgical Oncologist; through Pain & Palliative Care and treatment services including Radiation therapy, Chemotherapy, Cancer Surgeries, ICU Care, Immunotherapy, Biotherapy, Supportive therapy and Palliative care for adult and child cancer patients.All Cancer treatment under one roof.
Our Departments :
- Radiation & Clinical Oncology
- Medical Oncology
- Surgical Oncology (Onco Surgery)
- Pain & Palliative Care
- Breast Clinic
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Radiation & Clinical Oncology




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Medical Oncology
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Surgical Oncology (Onco Surgery)
- Head & Neck Cancer Surgeries with Reconstruction
- Organ preserving surgery for Breast Cancer and other Cancers
- Esophagus & Lung Cancer Surgery
- Surgeries for Stomach, Large Intestine and Rectal Cancer
- Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Cancer surgery
- Surgeries for Uterus, Ovaries & Cervical Cancer
- Non-Endoscopic Treatment Surgery for Kidney, Ureter and Urinary Bladder & Soft tissue sarcoma Cancer
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Pain & Palliative Care
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Breast Clinic
What is a Breast Clinic?
A breast clinic is where medical specialists can examine your breasts in case there are changes in or around them or if your 1 st & 2 nd degree relatives had breast cancer.Why would I be referred to a breast clinic?
You have been referred because you or your doctor feels your breast symptoms need further investigation by a specialist. It is important to remember that being referred does not mean that you have cancer, and most people seen in breast clinics have a simple or benign condition.Does this mean I have breast cancer?
Having a referral does not necessarily mean you have cancer. Most people who have referral don’t have cancer. However, you have been referred because you need to see a specialist or have some investigations quickly to help find out the cause of your breast symptoms. If cancer is diagnosed, then ensuring that the diagnosis is made early means treatment is likely to be more effective and therefore it is important that you are seen within 2 weeks of the referral being made.What will happen at my appointment?
When you arrive at the breast clinic you should register at the reception. You will then be seen by a lady doctor who is a specialist in breast diseases and who will listen to any concerns you may have. She will ask about your symptoms, examine you and arrange some tests. The breast team will aim to undertake all tests on the same day as the appointment and therefore you need to allow three hours for the appointment. During your appointment you will be asked to undress from the waist upwards and therefore we recommend you wear separates such as a top with skirt or trousers. Deodorant and talcum powder may affect the quality of a mammogram, so please do not use them on the day of your appointment. Alternatively, you can wash them off should you require a mammogram.What to expect at the breast clinic?
Your visit to the breast clinic may take several hours so that all the necessary tests can be carried out. You may wish to take a partner, close friend or relative with you for company or support. You may be asked to fill in a short questionnaire before you are seen by a doctor. This includes questions about any family history of breast problems, any medication you’re taking (including hormone replacement therapy (HRT) or the contraceptive pill) or any previous breast surgery (including breast implants). This will be followed by a breast examination, where the doctor or nurse will check both your breasts when you are sitting and when you are lying down. As part of the examination, it’s normal to examine the lymph nodes (also called glands) under your arm (axilla) and around your neck. You may then need to have further tests. These will usually include one or more of the following:- mammogram
- ultrasound scan
- core biopsy
- fine needle aspiration (FNA).
Benefits of Early Diagnosis:
- Early Treatment
- Chances of Full Recovery
OUR SERVICES
Evercare Cancer Care Centre Services- Out-patient consultation
- In-patient consultation
- In-patient care
- Day Care Unit activity (chemotherapy, blood transfusions, etc.)
- Cancer Surgeries & ICU Care
CONSULTATION & APPOINTMENT
Cancer Care Centre provides consultation services in Basement (OPD) through highly qualified and experienced Consultants, who carefully evaluate each patient. After diagnosing the patient’s condition, our consultants discuss available treatment options and recommend the most effective treatment.Conditions Treated
Our consultation services are multi-disciplinary and sub-specialty based that includes:
- General oncology
- Breast Cancer
- Lung Cancer
- Colorectal Cancer
- Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Cancer
- Head and Neck Cancer
- Esophageal Cancer
- Neurological Cancers
- Urological Cancers
Cancer is a type of disease characterized by the abnormal growth of cells. Your body consists of trillions of cells that serve a diverse range of functions. These cells all follow an orderly code in their genes that govern their behavior.
When a cell’s genetic code is altered or damaged, it can behave in an unpredictable manner, such as failing to perform its intended functions and growing abnormally. When this happens, the cell can multiply until it forms a mass called a tumor.
Tumors are generally classified as benign or malignant. When it demonstrates limited growth and does not spread to other parts of the body, it may be considered benign. Such tumors may not be considered cancerous and are generally less dangerous. Malignant tumors occur when cancer cells spread to other parts of the body in a process called metastasis.
When this happens, the cancer cells invade and destroy normal cells in your body. This can have disastrous consequences on your health, and if left untreated, can cause your quality of life to rapidly deteriorate. There are more than 100 different types of cancer, and some cancers, such as leukemia, do not form tumors.
Cancer is not contagious like flu or a common cold. You cannot get cancer from someone who has it. Since it is a result of cell mutation, can cancer be prevented? It is recommended that by leading a healthy lifestyle and avoiding certain risk factors, you can lower your risk of developing cancer.
Examples:
- Do not smoke — some studies have linked tobacco smoking with cancer
- Avoid consuming processed or preserved foods regularly. These include ham, bacon, luncheon meat and salted fish or pickled vegetables
- Stay active and exercise regularly
- Avoid high-heat cooking methods such as barbequing and roasting, as carcinogens may form in your food at very high temperatures
- Avoid excessive exposure to the sun as ultraviolet rays have been linked to greater risk for skin cancer
- Wear protective equipment and comply with safety regulations if you work near cancer-causing substances, such as industrial chemicals
IMPORTANT POINTS ABOUT TESTS/PROCEDURES/SURGERIES, YOUR REPORTS & BILLING ENQUIRIES
- Tests/Investigations:
- To schedule a test/investigation, please call the relevant OPD front desks.
- Your lab investigation samples are to be deposited in the Sample Collection Room located in the hospital’s atrium, which is open on working days (Saturday-Thursday) from 7.00 am to 10:00 pm, and on Fridays and holidays from 7.00 am to 6.00 pm.
- Your investigation reports can be collected from Report Delivery Room by showing the receipt of payment. The hospital shall not be responsible for reports not collected within 30 days after the tests were done. Report Delivery Room is also located in the hospital’s atrium, and is open on working days (Saturday-Thursday) from 8.00 am to 8.30 pm, and on Fridays and holidays from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm.
- You will not be able to collect your investigation reports without your receipt of payment. If you have lost your receipt, you may collect a duplicate copy from our Billing Executives (Corporate Desk, Atrium – level 1).
- You can request duplicate copy of your investigation reports from the Report Delivery Room, inclusive of BDT 100 additional charge.
- Procedures & Surgeries:
- If you are interested in undergoing a procedure or surgery, please see our relevant Consultant first.
- To search for a Consultant, go to Find a Consultant page and for appointments, go to Make an Appointment
- In-patient Reports
- A Discharge Summary is provided to a patient upon his/her discharge from the hospital. A discharge summary is a summary of the events during hospitalization of the patient. It outlines the patient’s chief complaint, the diagnostic findings, the therapy administered and the patient’s response to it, and recommendations on discharge.
- To request for detailed in-patient medical reports or to make an insurance claim, refer to our Medical Report
For queries on charges, contact our Billing Department (IP Billing – level 1) or call/e-mail our Billing Concern:
Mr. Taslimur Rahman
AGM – Financial Operation,
Phone : +88-02-8431661-5; Ext-1353 (From 9 am to 5 pm –Except Holidays)
E-mail: taslimur.rahman@evercarebd.com
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