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Gynecology

A gynecologist may also play an important role on your gynecological cancer care team. Depending on factors like your cancer type, risk, and where you are along your cancer journey, your gynecologic oncologist may team with a board certified Texas Oncology gynecologist on your treatment plan.

A Texas Oncology gynecologist may consult with patients diagnosed with pre-invasive gynecological cancers and perform surgery on cervical, vaginal, and vulvar dysplasia—a precancerous condition involving abnormal cell growth. A gynecologist also often manages surveillance following surgery and for low-risk gynecological cancer patients. Additionally, you may visit with a gynecologist at your post-treatment survivorship appointments and related surveillance.