Breast Care Unit in Rome

The Breast Care Unit at Ars Medica Clinic, located in the heart of North Rome, is a premier center for the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. We offer all women a comprehensive and personalized therapeutic pathway supported by a multidisciplinary team of highly qualified specialists, guiding patients through every stage from early diagnosis to the treatment of any malignancies.

Thanks to the collaborative efforts of this exemplary team, the Breast Care Unit at Ars Medica provides patients with:

• A rapid and precise diagnostic process;
• A personalized and cutting-edge treatment plan;
• Professionalism and expertise;
• Psychological and nutritional support;
• A welcoming and comfortable environment.

Our Team Includes:

• Radiologists: Experts in interpreting mammograms, ultrasounds, MRIs, and other diagnostic tests for early and accurate diagnosis.
• Nuclear Medicine Specialists: Using exams like PET and scintigraphy to assess tumor extent and detect metastases.
• Breast Surgeons: Specialists in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of breast cancer, with a focus on conservative surgery and breast reconstruction.
• Plastic Surgeons: Handling post-surgical breast reconstruction to ensure optimal aesthetic and functional outcomes.
• Medical Oncologists and Radiotherapists: Designing the most appropriate chemotherapy or radiotherapy treatment plans based on tumor characteristics and individual patient needs.
• Cardiologists: Assessing the patient’s heart condition before initiating any oncological therapies.
• Anesthesiologists: Managing pre, during, and post-surgical pain to ensure patient safety and alleviate the effects of the procedure.
• Gynecologists: Collaborating with breast surgeons to evaluate and manage any gynecological issues associated with breast cancer.
• Pathologists: Examining tissue samples obtained during biopsy or surgery for accurate tumor diagnosis.
• Geneticists: Conducting genetic tests to identify any genetic mutations predisposing to breast cancer and advising patients and their families.
• Biologists: Performing blood tests and other laboratory examinations to monitor the patient’s health during treatment.
• Psychologists and Psycho-Oncologists: Providing individual and group psychological support to patients and their families to help them cope with the emotional, social, and psychological challenges of the illness.
• Nutritionists: Developing personalized dietary plans to support patients during treatment, helping maintain good nutrition and boost the immune system.