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What happens during a breast tumour localisation procedure What is breast tumour localisation and why does it matter An abnormal mass or growth of cells in the breast tissue is a breast tumour. Tumours can be distinguished as “benign (non-cancerous)” or “malignant (cancerous)”. A benign tumour is mostly harmless, but there are times when it […]

Lung Tumour Ablation: A Minimally Invasive Alternative to Surgery Introduction For many patients, lung tumour ablation represents an innovative and less invasive alternative to surgery—especially when surgery isn’t possible or desired. This treatment delivers targeted energy (heat or cold) directly to tumours, offering hope in situations where traditional operations aren’t an option. So under the […]

Hope for Infertility: Fallopian Tube Recanalisation Introduction Infertility due to blocked fallopian tubes is a common challenge for many women. Fallopian tube recanalisation, a minimally invasive treatment, is widely regarded as one of the best methods for tube blockage. It restores tubal function and improves the chances of pregnancy after the procedure, often allowing for […]