Excelență în tratarea cancerului prin soluții chirurgicale moderne și personalizate
Chirurgie oncologică
Prin stagiile de pregătire naționale și internaționale și supraspecializarea în chirurgie oncologică (atestat național de studii complementare), echipa coordonată de Dr. Adrian Bartoș oferă consultanță și tratament în acest domeniu, centrate pe oncologie viscerală digestivă. Cu o abordare integrată și multidisciplinară, obiectivul nostru este să oferim pacienților soluții moderne și personalizate, adaptate nevoilor lor medicale.
What is oncologic surgery?
Oncologic surgery is a medical specialization dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of tumors, especially malignant ones. This branch of surgery is essential in removing tumors, managing complications caused by cancer and improving the general condition of patients.
Objectives of oncologic surgery:
- Complete removal of tumors and affected tissues.
- Staging the disease to decide the therapeutic plan.
- Reducing symptoms and preventing complications in advanced cases.
Its role in cancer treatment:
Oncologic surgery is often combined with other treatment methods, such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy, as part of an integrated therapeutic plan. This multimodal approach offers patients a better chance of success and survival.

Types of Interventions in Oncologic Surgery
Curative surgery
Curative surgery has as its main objective the complete removal of cancerous tumors along with a margin of healthy tissue to minimize the risk of local recurrence. This surgery is indicated for localized tumors that have not spread to other organs, giving patients the best chance of a complete cure.
Examples of curative procedures:
- Colectomy: Removal of a portion or the entire colon affected by malignant tumors, with reconstruction of the digestive tract to restore normal function.
- Gastrectomy: Partial or total resection of the stomach, accompanied by reconstruction of the digestive tract to maintain adequate nutrition.
- Hepatectomy: Segmental resection of the liver to treat liver metastases or primary liver cancer.
Techniques used:
Interventions are performed by the team coordinated by Dr. Adrian Bartoș using modern technologies such as laparoscopic and robotic surgery. These methods ensure high precision, reduced surgical trauma, shorter recovery time and minimal scarring, thus contributing to patient comfort and safety.
Palliative surgery
Palliative surgery is used in advanced cancers where complete removal of the tumor is no longer possible. Its main aim is to relieve severe symptoms, prevent complications and improve patients’ quality of life, helping to make them more comfortable in the advanced stages of the disease.
Benefits and purposes:
- Pain reduction: through interventions that restore the functionality of the digestive tract or bile ducts in case of tumor obstruction.
- Prevent complications: Decompression of structures affected by tumors, such as the bile ducts or intestines, to prevent infections and other serious problems.
- Improved quality of life: Rehabilitation of the functionality of essential systems affected by cancer, contributing to a better overall health of the patient.
Examples of interventions:
- Stenting: To provide opening of digestive or bile ducts blocked by tumors.
- Partial resection: Removal of tumor segments to reduce symptoms of pressure on vital organs.
Reconstructive surgery
Reconstructive surgery plays an essential role in restoring the functionality and appearance of areas affected by cancer or oncologic treatments. These interventions contribute significantly to improving patients’ quality of life and psychological state and are essential in the process of recovery and social reintegration.
Examples of reconstructive procedures:
- Abdominal wall reconstruction: Restoring the integrity of the abdominal wall after complex resections, using surgical mesh or tissue flaps to restore functionality and aesthetics.
- Reconstruction of the pelvic organs: Restoring the functionality and anatomy of the pelvis, including the vagina or rectum, after surgery for gynecologic or rectal cancers.
- Reconstruction of the digestive tract: Restoring the continuity of the digestive tract after major interventions, such as oesophageal or colon reconstruction, to ensure optimal functionality.
Advanced techniques:
Microsurgical surgery, the use of 3D imaging technologies and interdisciplinary approaches provide excellent results in the reconstruction of complex structures. These modern methods offer increased precision, reduce operative risks and improve functional and aesthetic outcomes, contributing to a rapid and complete recovery.
Advanced Techniques Used by the team coordinated by Dr. Adrian Bartoș

Advanced laparoscopic surgery:
It allows minimally invasive procedures with benefits such as fast recovery and reduced scarring.

Robotic surgery (DaVinci Xi):
Provides increased precision in complex interventions such as liver, pancreatic and bile duct.

HIPEC procedure:
Hyperthermic intraperitoneal hyperthermic chemotherapy used in the treatment of peritoneal carcinomatosis, offering increased chances of survival for patients with peritoneal cancer.
Conditions Treated
Colorectal cancer:
Diagnosis and surgical treatment of tumors of the colon and rectum.
Gastric cancer:
Procedures to remove stomach tumors, including total or partial gastrectomies.
Pancreatic cancer:
Surgical treatment of pancreatic tumors, including minimally invasive approaches.
Liver cancer:
Liver resections to remove primary tumors or liver metastases.
Breast cancer:
Conservative or radical breast surgery, with the possibility of immediate or delayed reconstruction.
Multidisciplinary Team
Under the coordination of Dr. Adrian Bartoș, our team includes specialists in general surgery, oncology, anesthesiology and intensive care, ensuring an integrated and personalized approach for each patient.