"The oral or intravenous administration of the right drug for the disease in a cancer patient alone cannot be considered a success. The secret lies in love and respect for the person. The effort to inspire hope, as well as the trust of the patient himself and his family, are also integral to successful treatment."
Prof. Dr. Serkan Keskin
Prof. Dr. Keskin combines the high-tech methods of modern oncology with a deeply humane approach to the patient. His practice is based on innovative, personalized therapies that increase treatment effectiveness and minimize side effects.
Methods of treatment
Tumor genetic mapping
An innovative method that allows the selection of the most appropriate individual treatment by analyzing cancer cells in a blood or tissue sample. Unlike genetic testing, which assesses inherited risk, mapping aims for effective therapy based on the structure and behavior of the tumor itself.
Targeted therapy with „smart drugs“
A modern method where medications are applied directly to tumor cells without damaging healthy tissues. Thanks to genetic mapping information, the most suitable medication is selected.
Smart drugs can be:
- With small molecules penetrate the interior of the tumor cell
- With large molecules - attack the cell from the outside using guiding agents
Suitable for treating:
- Chronic leukemias
- Breast cancer
- Colorectal cancer
- Head and neck tumors
- Other solid tumors, depending on mapping results
Chemotherapy
A classic, yet still effective method for the systemic treatment of cancerous diseases. It is used alone or in combination with targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
Immunotherapy (biological therapy)
A modern approach that activates the patient's own immune system to recognize and destroy cancer cells.
- Suitable for: mild to moderate stages, patients with genetic mutations, advanced cases
- Administered by intravenous infusion every 2-3 weeks
- Often used for: bladder cancer, brain tumors, breast cancer, cervical cancer, ovarian cancer, colon cancer, kidney cancer, liver cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, leukemias, lymphomas
Advantages of modern therapies
- Fewer side effects
- Better patient tolerance
- Longer progression-free survival
- Higher quality of life during treatment
Clinical data show that in patients undergoing targeted therapy, progression-free survival reaches 11 months – almost twice as much, than with standard chemotherapy.
