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Skin Cancer Multidisciplinary Team at the Hospital for Skin and Venereal Diseases
The multidisciplinary team brings together clinicians from different specialties to review complex or advanced skin-cancer cases and coordinate treatment decisions.
After seven years at the First Department of Dermatology of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, the accumulated clinical and surgical experience underlines the value of multidisciplinary collaboration. Decisions are coordinated across specialties, with ongoing review and development focused on each patient’s needs.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a multidisciplinary oncology team?
It is a group of clinicians from several specialties who review complex cases and coordinate treatment decisions.
Which specialties may participate?
The team may include dermatologists, oncologists, plastic surgeons, radiation oncologists and pathologists.
How often does the team meet?
Meetings are held regularly. In 2024, at least 20 meetings had reviewed approximately 250 complex cases.
What does a multidisciplinary approach mean?
Diagnosis and treatment planning draw on coordinated input from several specialties.
What is the purpose of case review?
It supports combined assessment and an individual treatment strategy based on the available clinical information.
Can every patient be reviewed?
Review is particularly relevant for complex or advanced cases and follows clinical criteria.
What does the department’s experience contribute?
Clinical and surgical experience supports structured discussion and coordinated case management.
Would you like to discuss which option is suitable for you?
The right indication and a personalised treatment plan are determined after medical assessment.