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Liver Cancer Treatment at Canossa Hospital

Total review: 42

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Established - 1929

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Liver Cancer Treatment at Canossa Hospital

Canossa Hospital, located in Central Island, Island, Hong Kong offers patients Liver Cancer Treatment procedures among its total of 294 available procedures, across 32 different specialties

. Currently, there's no pricing information for Liver Cancer Treatment procedures at Canossa Hospital, as all prices are available on request only.

There is currently a lack of information available on the specialists practicing at the Hospital, and they are not accredited by any recognized accreditations institutes

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Al-azizi, 16 Sep 2020

Poor hospital, lack of experience and bloody expensive and unprofessional doctors, I won’t recommend it.

Rosette Lo, 03 Sep 2020

Worse than government hospitals!

Y07J Ian CHEN, 15 Jan 2020

great hospital but a bit complicated for registration if you are not christian

Sarina Freeman, 18 Dec 2019

Expensive and profitable Catholic

Nitin Nandwani, 22 Nov 2019

They rip you off left right and centre. They charge you 50000 deposit just to say hello and they take their time to refund you back the difference for the bill. When you call to ask why they didn't re

Nicole Murphy, 18 Nov 2019

Went in tonight because I stupidly cut myself in a situation that should of never happened. I take 100% blame for my own stupidity. I went to this hospital to seek medical treatment and Dr. B said he

Jerry Yip, 11 Nov 2019

Beautiful environment, quiet enough

天池, 06 Nov 2019

I am Japanese. I was introduced to my acquaintance as good.He rushed in, hurriedly complaining of gastroenteritis, nausea, limb numbness, tight chest and pain.I rushed in without having time to make a

Lee Christina, 03 Nov 2019

AVOID!! This hospital rips u off by not returning your deposit back!!They demand you to pay the deposit upfront even before you are admitted, then they refuse to refund it when the actual bill is smal

Monkey Wrench, 30 Oct 2019

It was great in 1973I guess it's changed.....real pity

Jeffrey Kim, 19 Oct 2019

Faster than public hospital.

WY Keung, 10 Oct 2019

Not as good as a government hospital

Rod Wong, 25 Jul 2019

A small hospital that does not provide Accident & Emergency Service, but the staff and nurses are very kind and caring.

Dennis Leong, 12 May 2019

Service was good but expensive.

Chinatown Kuo, 05 May 2019

Friend was admitted to this hospital and ignored for over 3hrs even after the insurance company had provided the funds for medical care. The admin was the worst part, not even lifting a finger to chec

Jenny Yip, 29 Apr 2019

It is an excellent private hospital in HK. Thanks for them to refer me to a suitable doctor.

Lepeka Garg, 01 Mar 2019

Very poor appointment management. Went For 8.45 appointment, the patients who came after me were called in, even at 9.30 there was no progress on the appointment.

Wing LAI, 23 Jan 2019

Located in Mid-levels, there are shuttle buses to and from Admiralty. Drivers can park at the hospital water for $ 30 / an hour, and can also park at nearby tables, $ 4 / an hour. The medical staff we

Florence Tam, 21 Jan 2019

It's a private hospital located at Mid-level. Service was good but quite expensive. Not everyone can afford the expense.

Jacky Chan, 10 Dec 2018

A legend was born here and that was me. Great place to be born

Stay-gold 0926, 01 Oct 2018

It is one of the leading general hospitals in Hong Kong where a Japanese interpreter service resides.The quality of doctors is higher than that of general hospitals that are often used by Japanese who

Carman Wong, 05 Sep 2018

Than I feel, I take care of the patients carefully, follow up from the consultation to the referral department, and the medicine collection process is also very flowing. It also focuses on Japanese pa

Kurtis Chen, 13 Aug 2018

The doctors and nurses are very very friendly, the hospital rooms were clean and wait time was average on a normal not so busy day

JG G, 21 Jul 2018

Since hospital visits are usually not much of a good tile, Canossa Hospital was suprisingly a nice experience. The staff spoke fluently English and was quite forthcoming, professional and very interes

Pete Salzmann, 18 Jul 2018

Outpatient experience: Slow. Complicated. Even in pain it takes forever to see a proper doctor, the GPs are just scary.

NINA SUN, 08 May 2018

Friendly nurses and professional doctors. The charge is reasonable as a private hospital. The best one in town!

Philip Griffin, 21 Apr 2018

Great experience...quick and caring.

Tom Muldowney, 20 Mar 2018

Our daughter had a very difficult case of seizures. Canossa Hospital and specifically Dr. Robert Ting Kwok Ho of the Brain Centre at Canossa were amazing. They treated a very difficult case that othe

Joseph Chow, 17 Mar 2018

A small private hospital in the district offering excellent service. Multi-lingual nurses, good manner and management. Not too many patients and needed not to wait long time for consultation. Semi-

S Findley, 10 Apr 2017

The Hospital Service is without exception one of the best experiences I've had in Hong Kong. Have been hospitalized twice for periods of 1 week + and the nursing care is punctual and professional. Ve

Ilyas Chabane, 19 Dec 2016

I wouldn't go back for an emergency. We waited 5 hours without medication to relief the pain, including 3 hours for the doctor to indicate we could move to the inpatient department.

Jacey Paik, 10 Dec 2016

Have never experienced such friendly, caring and quick staff. Hospital is extremely clean and doctors to staff are wonderful at an affordable price.

Joey Brown, 22 Nov 2016

Just got a rabies shot here and the whole experience (first time visitor) took less than 45 mins. Spoke decent English. Felt very much well taken care of. I'm from the states and echo the commentary a

Fred Mueller, 10 Sep 2016

The doctors and nurses saved my life. Full stop, end-of-statement.I was very badly hurt in an industrial accident, and was medically evacuated to Canossa Hospital.My stay in Canossa was approximately

Roy Huang, 05 Sep 2016

My son was born there. Clean environment and courteous staff.

arTung, 12 Aug 2016

Friendly, experienced and professional staff, been there for out patient and health check, efficient and dependable. Plus they got a car park for hourly parking.

Alexander Nikolov, 30 Jun 2016

What takes 5 hours at a London NHS hospital takes only 25 min in Hong Kong. Extremely efficient and friendly service. I'm becoming firmly convinced that the NHS in the UK needs to be totally reformed

Han Plma, 13 Jun 2016

nice staff, good english

Joseph Leung, 01 May 2016

One of the very best private hospital in hong Kong. Yet the price maybe a bit high. Lived in semi private room for 2.5 day and final bill is like 26000hkd..

Moses Chan, 03 Mar 2016

Free bus to Admiralty Station

Viviana Moreno, 05 Dec 2015

Rapid and kind outpatient service

mike mills, 02 Jul 2014

This Hospital was the most awesome, the nurses seemed to have more empathy then anywhere I've ever been. the Dr were very thorough and concerned. Thankyou so much

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What you need to know about Liver Cancer Treatment in Island

The approach to treating liver cancer is based on many factors such as the type, size, position of the cancer, and its spread, along with the general health of the patient. Treatments can include surgical intervention, chemotherapy, thermal ablation (employing heat to eradicate cancer cells), speciality medications, and radiology.

In some cases, when the cancer is in an early stage and has not spread too much, surgery to remove the cancer may be an option. This could mean removing a part or even the whole liver (in which case, a liver transplant would be necessary). Recovery after such surgical procedures takes considerable time.

Throughout your treatment, the team of specialists will provide explanations for each treatment, their potential benefits, and expected side effects. They will also assist you in managing any side effects, including offering advice on dietary changes. Regular check-ups, tests, and scans are an integral part of the treatment process. It is of utmost importance to share any concerning symptoms or side effects with your specialists, rather than waiting until your next appointment.

What's the Recovery Time for Liver Cancer Treatment Procedures in Island?

Recovering from liver cancer treatments varies for each individual. It largely depends on the type of treatment you’ve received, the state of your health before the treatment started, and how well your body responded to the procedure.

In the case of surgery, which could be partial removal of the liver or a complete liver transplant, you might spend a few days to a couple of weeks in the hospital initially. After discharge, you might need a few more months at home to comfortably recover and get back to your daily routine.

With other types of treatments like radiation therapy or chemotherapy, the recovery period can vary even more. It could range from a few weeks to several months, depending on the strength of your treatment and the number of therapy sessions you've undergone.

What's the Success Rate of Liver Cancer Treatment Procedures in Island?

The success rate for Liver Cancer Treatment depends on things like how far the cancer has progressed when it is found, what kind of treatment is used, and how healthy the patient is overall.

You see, when liver cancer is caught early, the chances of treating it successfully are pretty good, often with a surgical approach. But, if the cancer has moved to other parts of the body, things can get a bit more tricky. The treatment options change and, realistically, the chances of it working aren’t as high.

There have been new ways of treating liver cancer that are making a big difference in survival rates. And remember, 'success' doesn't always mean getting rid of the cancer completely. Sometimes, it can mean stopping the cancer from spreading, reducing the symptoms or just helping the patient to live a better quality of life.