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Medical specialties

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  • Nuclear medicine

    PET/CT, scintigraphy and selected radionuclide treatments. Diagnostic tracers and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals have different purposes.

  • Nutrition & dietetics

    Qualified dietary assessment and condition-specific nutrition support for prevention, chronic disease or recovery.

  • Obstetrics & gynecology

    Women's health, pregnancy care and uterine or pelvic disorders. Elective aesthetic procedures require separate assessment of benefits and risks.

  • Occupational therapy & daily living

    Occupational therapy focuses on meaningful daily tasks such as washing, dressing and returning to work. Assessment can include equipment, home adaptations and strategies for fatigue or cognition.

  • Oncology & cancer treatment

    Cancer diagnosis, surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy and radiotherapy, selected through a tumour-specific multidisciplinary plan.

  • Orthopaedic & postoperative rehabilitation

    Rehabilitation after joint or ligament surgery follows the operation-specific restrictions. Therapy progresses from safe movement and swelling control towards strength and daily activity.

  • Orthopedics: bones & joints

    Joint degeneration, injuries and musculoskeletal conditions; joint replacement and ligament reconstruction are specific surgical options.

  • Paediatric cardiology

    Paediatric cardiology evaluates heart structure, rhythm and circulation in children. Age-appropriate tests and the child’s developmental needs shape the appointment plan.

  • Paediatric neurology

    Paediatric neurology assesses seizures, development and other nervous-system concerns. Parents’ observations, school information and previous investigations can help guide testing and support.

  • Paediatrics

    General paediatrics and paediatric subspecialties address children’s health from routine assessment to complex conditions. The child’s age, development and diagnosis determine which specialist team is appropriate.

  • Pain medicine

    Chronic pain assessment combining medical, physical and psychological approaches; selected image-guided interventions may form part of care.

  • Palliative medicine

    Relief of symptoms and support for quality of life in serious illness, alongside disease-directed treatment when appropriate.

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