The Kinghorn Cancer Centre Multi-Institutional Ocular Cancer MDT

This multidisciplinary teams coordinates care for people with eye (ocular) cancer. This is a state-wide service. Meetings are held every eight weeks, with urgent cases discussed between meetings.

It is best practice for people with cancer to be overseen by a specialist who is a member of a multidisciplinary cancer care team.

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Team members

The following cancer specialists are active members of this multidisciplinary cancer care team:

Cancer types

The Kinghorn Cancer Centre Multi-Institutional Ocular Cancer MDT coordinates care for patients with:

  • eye (ocular) cancer. 

Cases discussed include those for treatment planning and ongoing management and care of patients newly diagnosed or living with ophthalmic cancers.

Metastatic ocular melanoma or ocular melanoma trials: St Vincent's Melanoma Clinic - Fax (02) 9355 5602.

Cancer services

The following cancer services are linked to this multidisciplinary cancer care team:

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