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Our experienced and multidisciplinary team is here for you when you need gynecologic cancer treatment. Cancer doesn’t wait and you shouldn’t either. Our team is ready to meet you and discuss your treatment options using leading methods and tools.
Begins in the cells of the lower end of the uterus, or the cervix. Cervical cancer occurs most often in women under 50.
Begins in the inner lining of the uterus. The uterus, or womb, is the pear-shaped organ where a baby grows when a woman is pregnant.
Begins in the ovaries, located on either side of the uterus. Most ovarian cancers develop after menopause.
A rare cancer that begins in the muscle and supporting tissues of the uterus, or womb.
Begins in the vagina, the organ that starts at the cervix and opens at the vulva. Vaginal cancer is rare, and mainly occurs in older women.
Begins in the vulva, or outer part of the female genital organs. It occurs most often in older women.
“From my initial appointment, I found the team approachable and very reassuring. Their responsiveness to answering my call, all my questions and addressing my concerns left a strong impression of relief for me.”
“I sought a second opinion, and I am so glad I did. Dr.Jones and her team welcomed me.”
“I really appreciate the level of proactive and thorough care Dr. Lambrou and his team provided me during an uncertain time.”
Our compassionate care team helps you through all phases of diagnosis, treatment and survivorship.
We offer:
Cervical cancer is the most common gynecologic cancer in women under 50. You can help avoid cervical cancer with regular screenings. Two screening tests can help prevent cervical cancer or find it early:
The best way to prevent cervical cancer is to have the HPV vaccine as an adolescent. Centers for Diseases Control guidance recommends HPV vaccination for everyone up to age 26. Some older adults can benefit from vaccination, too. Talk to your provider about whether the HPV vaccine is right for you.
A Pap test shows signs of cervical cancer. But there's no screening test for other gynecologic cancers. And symptoms often don't appear until the later stages of the disease. It's important to pay attention to any small changes in your body.
Your doctor may use blood work, imaging or a biopsy to help diagnose gynecologic cancer. Imaging could include a CT scan, MRI or an ultrasound.
Your treatment depends on what kind of cancer you have and how far it has spread. We offer chemotherapy, radiation and surgery. Additionally, we offer specialized treatments such as:
Treatments may include:
Dr. Lambrou serves as Luminis Health's first Chief of Gynecologic Oncology. He has become widely recognized as an expert and instructor in robotic gynecologic surgery. Prior to joining Luminis Health, Dr. Lambrou served as chief of gynecologic oncology and director of robotic minimally invasive surgery for one of the largest health care systems in South Florida.
Monica Jones, MD, is chair of Luminis Health Women’s and Children’s services, overseeing all inpatient and ambulatory departments and services within the service line. Dr. Jones is board certified and fellowship-trained in gynecologic oncology.
Christina Gress, RN is a Nurse Navigator with the Luminis Health Gynecologic Oncology.
“From my initial appointment, I found the team approachable and very reassuring,” says Eileen Littlejohn, a gynecologic oncology patient. She remarked. “Their responsiveness to answering my call, all my questions and addressing my concerns left a strong impression of relief for me.”
