Gynecologic Oncology in Riyadh
Gynaecological oncology is a precise subspecialty combining surgery and oncology, where cases are managed by a multidisciplinary plan rather than a single decision.
- DepartmentObstetrics & Gynecology
- Session lengthabout 90 minutes
- LocationRiyadh, Al Hamra District — Khalid bin Al Waleed St.
- HoursSat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM
What is Gynecologic Oncology?
It covers cancers of the ovary, cervix, endometrium and vulva. Care begins with diagnosis and staging, then precise surgery where indicated, coordinated with oncology for an integrated treatment plan and long-term follow-up.
Who is it suitable for?
- A screening result requiring assessment
- A pelvic mass needing specialist assessment
- Abnormal bleeding after menopause
- A family history of gynaecological or breast cancer
How the session works, step by step
- Full assessment and family history
- Imaging, tumour markers and biopsy where needed
- Staging and multidisciplinary team discussion
- Precise surgery where indicated
- Regular follow-up after treatment
How to prepare
- Bring all reports, imaging and previous biopsies
- Complete the required investigations
- Bring someone with you to discuss the treatment plan
After the session — what to expect
- Close monitoring after surgery
- Coordination with oncology for any further treatment
- Adherence to regular follow-up appointments
- Psychological and nutritional support where needed
Cost and instalments
The cost of gynecologic oncology varies with your case, the number of sessions and the plan your doctor sets, so an exact price cannot be given before a consultation. We explain the full cost after examination and before starting, and instalments are available through Tamara, Tabby and Emkan.
Doctors who perform Gynecologic Oncology
Gynecologic Oncology: frequently asked questions
Does every ovarian mass mean cancer?
No. The majority of masses are benign. Imaging, tumour markers and biopsy determine the nature.
Why does early diagnosis matter?
It substantially improves treatment options and outcomes in most gynaecological cancers.
Can fertility be preserved?
In selected cases at early stages, yes, and this is discussed early with the treating team.
What role does family history play?
It may raise risk and warrant earlier surveillance or genetic testing determined by your doctor.
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Book gynecologic oncology
A specialist medical team in Al Hamra, Riyadh. Sat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM, closed Friday.