Precision oncology is an approach that applies precision medicine principles, which have become increasingly important in recent decades, to cancer treatment.

Instead of traditional cancer treatment approaches that are organ-based, impersonal and use standard protocols, it aims to personalize treatment decisions by evaluating the genetic, molecular and clinical characteristics of individual patients.

In this way, it is possible to increase the quality of life of patients and reduce treatment costs by preventing the application of ineffective treatments.

When determining the most appropriate treatment options for the individual, genomic profiling is used to detect genetic changes specific to the patient’s tumor.

Tumor organoids, which mimic the patient’s tumor as closely as possible to the real environment, provide precise guidance by measuring the effects of specified treatments.