Oncology at Mediclinic

Using a radioactive tracer to highlight bundles of overactive cells that could cause tumours and generate complex 3D images of the inside of your body. This allows your doctor to see changes in the metabolic activity of cells and provide treatments based on their findings.

Surgical removal of a small sample of body tissue, which is then sent to a lab to determine whether the growth is benign or malignant. There are many different types of biopsies depending on the type of cancer you might have, and your oncologist will advise you on which type is best for you.

A specific type of breast imaging, using low-dose X-rays to detect cancer early. Mammograms can show changes in breast tissue long before even doctors notice anything wrong, and this gives women a much better change of catching cancer early enough to operate.

Analysing your genetic data to assess your risk of developing cancer later in life. This is especially aimed at those with a family history of cancer, effectively using a patient’s past to predict their future.

using specific medication to destroy cancer cells in the body. This can be administered either together with radiation therapy or as a standalone treatment. It can also be administered before surgery to reduce the size of the tumour, or as a form of palliative care if the chance of curing the cancer declines.

Treating tumours with highly precise beams of ionising radiation. The energy and dosage are calculated by both doctors and physicists to ensure that non-cancerous tissue is avoided. Procedures such as intensity-modulated and image-guided radiotherapy improve safety and chances of success even further.

Our surgical teams are highly experienced in both traditional and minimally invasive surgeries, and bring a wealth of knowledge and compassion to the operating table.

Cancer and its treatments can bring all kinds of side effects – not just physical symptoms, but also psychological symptoms such as anxiety and depression. Pain management, psychological support and long-term care ensures you are never without a helping hand.

Our oncology care is led by a multidisciplinary team of specialists, including medical oncologists, surgeons, radiologists, pathologists and oncology nurses, who collaborate closely to create and deliver a treatment plan designed specifically for you. Every case is discussed in dedicated tumour boards to ensure you receive the benefit of many expert minds working together.

Mediclinic’s hospitals and clinics are located across the UAE, giving you easy access to high-quality oncology care close to home. Each facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, from radiotherapy and chemotherapy units to advanced surgical suites, and designed to support both medical excellence and patient comfort. Whether you’re starting treatment, attending a follow-up, or receiving long-term care, you’ll find a welcoming environment with everything you need in one place.

At Mediclinic, we believe exceptional cancer care goes beyond treatment. That’s why we offer integrated support services, such as nutritional counselling, pain management, psychological support, and palliative care, to help you navigate every aspect of your journey with confidence and clarity.

And to make staying connected even easier, our Mediclinic app puts your care in your hands. You can manage appointments, access test results and communicate securely with your care team, all from your phone. Whether you’re at home, at work or in treatment, you’re never far from the support you need.

All Mediclinic hospitals are internationally accredited and follow global best practices in safety, treatment protocols and patient care. This means you can trust that your care is not only compassionate and personalised, but also backed by the highest standards of medical quality.