An Institute of Medical Radiology and Oncology is a specialized medical center dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, research, and education in the fields of radiology (imaging) and oncology (cancer care). These institutes are typically part of major public hospitals, academic medical centers, or standalone cancer institutes. They provide comprehensive cancer care through a multidisciplinary approach, integrating surgical oncology, medical oncology, radiation oncology, pathology, and nuclear medicine .

• Radiation Oncology (External Beam, Brachytherapy, Stereotactic Radiosurgery)

• Medical Oncology (Chemotherapy, Targeted Therapy, Immunotherapy)

• Diagnostic Radiology (MRI, CT, Ultrasound, Mammography, PET-CT)

• Nuclear Medicine

• Hemato-Oncology

• Palliative Care

• Cancer Screening & Early Detection

• Research and Clinical Trials

• Institutes adhere to rigorous national and international standards for patient safety, imaging quality, and cancer treatment protocols.

• Accredited by organizations such as the ACR, which ensures high-caliber imaging, peer review, and continuous improvement.

• Multidisciplinary tumor boards and evidence-based care pathways

Vision:
To deliver world-class, technologically advanced, evidence-based, and compassionate cancer care, and to be a center of excellence in research and education in radiology and oncology.

Mission:

• Provide comprehensive, affordable, and innovative cancer care to all patients

• Advance clinical research and education in oncology and radiology

• Foster multidisciplinary collaboration for optimal patient outcomes

• Promote cancer prevention, awareness, and early detection

• Institutes often receive national and international recognition for excellence in cancer care, research innovation, and training.

• Some centers are recognized as Centers of Excellence by international accrediting bodies (e.g., ACR, JCI).