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Oncology Center Vienna

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Cancer Screening at Oncology Center Vienna

Oncology Center Vienna, located in Heiligenstaedter Str, Vienna, Austria offers patients Cancer Screening procedures among its total of 1 available procedures, across 1 different specialties

. Currently, there's no pricing information for Cancer Screening procedures at Oncology Center Vienna, as all prices are available on request only.

There are many specialists available at the Hospital, with 8 in total, and they are not accredited by any recognized accreditations institutes

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What you need to know about Cancer Screening in Vienna

Cancer screening is performed to look for cancer before signs or symptoms appear. It can help find cancer at an early stage, making it easier for the condition to be treated. By the time signs and symptoms appear, cancer may have spread and grown, making it more difficult to treat. The main goals of cancer screening are:

To reduce the number of people developing the disease
To reduce the number of people dying from the disease
To prevent deaths from cancer.

It may seem scary when your doctor suggests a cancer screening. However, it is important to remember that having to undergo cancer screening does not always mean that your doctor thinks you have cancer. In many cases, screening tests are done when you have no signs of cancer.

What's the Recovery Time?

Cancer screening has little to no downtime. It is advisable that you rest for the remainder of the day and resume your normal activities the next day after your cancer screening. However, you need to avoid any strenuous activities, such as vigorous exercise, for several days.

What's the Success Rate?

Cancer screening is generally safe and effective. It has been proven to save thousands of lives every year by detecting cancer at an early stage. However, it is not perfect and it carries some potential risks. Including:

False positives – sometimes a screening test may suggest that a person has cancer when they actually do not.
False-negative – in some cases, the result may show that a person does not have cancer when they actually do.
Overdiagnosis – it may find slow-growing cancers that would not have caused any harm during a person’s lifetime. Overdiagnosis can cause some people to receive potentially stressful, painful, harmful, and/or expensive treatments they actually do not need.
Serious problems – some cancer screening procedures can cause serious problems, such as bleeding. For instance, colon cancer screening with colonoscopy can cause the lining of your color to tear up.