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Our oncology practice at Bellevue

The oncology practice at Bellevue specialises in outpatient consultation and treatment for patients with cancer or blood disorders. Our central task is to provide you with personalised care and support. We offer medical therapies based on the latest findings in oncology and haematology. We work closely with specialists in diagnostics and therapy to ensure a competent care network and treatment based on the latest knowledge.

Intravenous therapies or transfusions are often necessary in the context of medical oncology, most of which can be carried out on an outpatient basis and in the familiar atmosphere of our practice. For inpatient treatment, we work closely with the Zollikerberg Hospital, the Bethanien Private Clinic and the Hirslanden Clinic.

The services of the oncology practice at Bellevue

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Empathetic support for cancer and haematological diseases

The oncology practice at Bellevue offers personalised care for patients with cancer or blood disorders. With us, you and your individual needs take centre stage.

Management and organisation of the oncology practice at Bellevue

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Dr. med. Basil Bättig

Head physician, Clinic for Internal Medicine, Zollikerberg Breast Centre

Spital Zollikerberg
Klinik für Innere Medizin
Trichtenhauserstrasse 20
8125 Zollikerberg

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