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Hôpitaux et cliniques, le classement du Point 2019

Hôpitaux et cliniques, le classement du Point 2019

L’IUCT-Oncopole se positionne parmi les meilleurs établissements français pour les pathologies qu’il prend en charge. L’Institut est 3e pour la prise en charge des cancers ORL, 5e pour la chirurgie des cancers du sein, 6e pour la chirurgie des cancers gynécologiques, 10e pour la prise en charge des cancers de la peau. La prise en charge des leucémies de l’adulte se situe à la 12e place, la prise en charge des lymphomes et myélomes à la 16e place.

Les autres localisations prises en charge par le CHU de Toulouse, IUCT-Purpan et IUCT-Rangueil-Larrey :

  • Tumeurs du cerveau (Purpan) : 3e
  • Cancer de la thyroïde (Larrey) : 5e
  • Chirurgie des cancers osseux (Purpan): 7e
  • Cancers de la prostate (Rangueil) : 4e
  • Cancers du poumon (Larrey/Rangueil) : 15e
  • Cancers colon, intestin (Purpan) : 37e
  • Cancers estomac, œsophage (Purpan) : 8e
  • Cancer du rein (Rangueil) : 7e
  • Cancers du foie, pancréas (Rangueil) : 17e
  • Cancer de la vessie (Rangueil) : 15e

 

Cette année le CHU de Toulouse est classé n°3 au tableau des meilleurs hôpitaux de France.


8/26/19

Patient care

Head and neck Cancer rehabilitation

Cancer rehabilitation at the IUCT-Oncopole is managed by a special unit that was created at the initiative of the institute’s phoniatricians and head and neck physicians. The unit’s goals are to prevent/minimize the after effects of treatment (complications, scars, etc.), optimize the recovery process, and reduce disabilities by taking into account the psychological and social aspects of rehabilitation. The cancer rehabilitation team is involved as soon as treatment begins.

In the case of aerodigestive cancers, the unit offers and coordinates all types of intervention that can reduce disabilities:

  • Intensive re-education, making use of technical aids, such as intra-oral prostheses, as appropriate;
  • Compression treatment for lymphedemas, procedures under local anesthetic such as injecting botulinum toxins to reduce neuropathic scars, and procedures to inject autologous or heterologous fillers, etc.;
  • Plastic surgery.

 

The most complex cases are discussed at multidisciplinary team meetings that bring together all the specialists involved in rehabilitation, including, surgeons, radiation therapists, dentists and prosthetists. These meetings allow the rehabilitation team to decide on the most appropriate program for each patient, combining reeducation, prosthetics and surgery.

Contact: 05 31 15 55 26