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Services/Products: Hillcrest offers a range of oncology services including diagnostic and treatment programs for the cancer patients. Programs include medical chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery. The Helmerich Cancer Center offers advanced techniques to help diagnose and identify the disease and its progression. The hospital also participates in numerous research protocols including breast, gastroenterology, intestinal and gynecological-related cancers.
Location: Office entry is located on the ground floor beneath the Oklahoma Heart Center on the corner of 12th and Trenton
Neighborhood: Forest Orchard
Associations: Radiation Oncology Consultants
Categories: Cancer Treatment Centers, Physicians & Surgeons

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Phone: (918) 579-8200

Address: 1120 S Utica Ave, Tulsa, OK 74104

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Medical Weight Loss
Unexplained fevers, night sweats and weight loss are known as “B” symptoms. Ask your doctor about their significance in your case.
Emergency Care
HMC provides specialized services for patients with congestive heart failure or chronic heart conditions. Comprehensive education and monitoring is conducted in an effort to reduce a patient's readmittance to the hospital or emergency room.
Colonoscopy
Every 10 years, a colonoscopy where the doctor uses a long, lighted tube to look inside the rectum and the entire colon for polyps or other abnormal areas that may be cancerous.
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Infectious Diseases
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Ovarian Cancer
Ovarian cancer: Obesity, never pregnant, unopposed estrogen, personal or family history of breast or ovarian cancer, genetic mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene, HNPCC.
Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer: Strongly associated with sexually transmitted diseases, especially several strains of human papilloma virus (HPV), sexual activity at an early age, multiple sexual partners, smoking and obesity.
Colon Cancer
Uterine cancer: Never pregnant, beginning menstruation early, late menopause, diabetes, use of estrogen alone (called unopposed estrogen) for hormone replacement therapy, family history of uterine cancer, high blood pressure and complex atypical hyperplasia. Tamoxifen, a drug frequently used to treat breast cancer, increases the risk of uterine cancer slightly. A genetic syndrome called hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer (HNPCC) may also increase a woman's risk.
Prostate Cancer
Prostate specific antigen (PSA) is a valuable marker for prostate cancer although BPH or infection may also cause a rise in PSA.
Cancer Care
Radiation therapy treatments are delivered by a team which is supervised by the Radiation Oncologist, a medical doctor who specializes in the delivery of cancer care using radiation. All of the physicians delivering care for Radiation Oncology Consultants are certified in this specialty by the American Board of Radiology.
Lung Cancer
To be certain if you have lung cancer, tissue from your lung will be removed and analyzed. This is called a biopsy.

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Diabetes Care
Thyroid
Thyroid Cancer
Using radioactive isotopes to treat certain cancers is called systemic radiation therapy. The radioactive isotopes may be swallowed, given intravenously or injected into the body. For example, radioactive iodine (I-131) capsules are given to patients to treat some types of thyroid cancer. Another example is the use of intravenous radioactive strontium to treat pain due to cancer that has spread to the bone.

Ultrasound
These treatments are designed to deliver a very high dose of radiation to the tumor by inserting radioactive seeds directly into the prostate gland under ultrasound guidance while the patient is under anesthesia. Isotopes of iodine or palladium are most commonly used. The seeds are approximately four millimeters long and less than a millimeter in diameter. In certain situations, both prostate brachytherapy and external radiation may be recommended to combat the tumor.
MRI
Your doctor may order imaging tests to see if lymphoma has spread to other organs. These tests may include X-rays or CT, PET or MRI scans.
Radiology
In the Department of Radiation Oncology, our goal is to develop and implement treatment programs geared towards maximizing the chances of curing cancer while minimizing the radiation dose to normal organs, thus attempting to maintain your quality of life and preserve your normal organ function. Our radiation oncologists maintain strong academic, clinical and research interests, and a commitment to your well being. In addition all are Board of Radiology Certified Physicians.
X-Rays
Mammography
A stereotactic biopsy uses mammography targeting to pinpoint smaller tumors and permit a small amount of tissue to be removed by a needle for diagnosis.
Computed Tomography
A chest X-ray will often reveal a tumor and where it is located. Other tests, such as CT scans and PET scans, can provide more detailed information.
Chemotherapy
A medical oncologist is a doctor who is an expert at prescribing special drugs (chemotherapy) to treat cancer. Some medical oncologists are also hematologists, meaning they have experience treating blood problems.
Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy involves using many terms you may have never heard before. Below is a list of words you may hear during your treatment.
Radiation Oncology
The information on this site was created by physicians and other members of the radiation oncology team with expertise on the topic presented. However, this material is informational only and should not be used in place of advice from a medical professional. If you have questions about a specific treatment, please ask your radiation oncologist.

Neurosurgery
In Brown Medical School’s combined Program in Liberal Medical Education, to which he was accepted at age 17, Dr. Garren trained on the first radiosurgery system in New England. During his neurosurgery training at NYU Medical Center, he worked on the first radiosurgery system in New York.

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