Here is a list of common oncology surgeries:

1. Lumpectomy – Removal of a tumor from the breast tissue, typically in early-stage breast cancer.
2. Mastectomy – Removal of one or both breasts, often in cases of breast cancer.
3. Prostatectomy – Removal of the prostate gland, usually for prostate cancer.
4. Nephrectomy – Removal of the kidney, often performed for kidney cancer.
5. Lobectomy – Removal of a lobe of the lung, typically for lung cancer.
6. Pneumonectomy – Removal of an entire lung, typically for lung cancer.
7. Colorectal Surgery – Surgery to remove part of the colon or rectum, usually for colon or rectal cancer.
8. Oophorectomy – Removal of the ovaries, usually for ovarian cancer.
9. Hysterectomy – Removal of the uterus, commonly performed for uterine or cervical cancer.
10. Cystectomy – Removal of the bladder, often in cases of bladder cancer.
11. Esophagectomy – Removal of part or all of the esophagus, usually for esophageal cancer.
12. Gastrectomy – Removal of part or all of the stomach, typically for stomach cancer.
13. Pancreatectomy – Removal of part or all of the pancreas, usually for pancreatic cancer.
14. Lymphadenectomy – Removal of lymph nodes, often as part of cancer staging or treatment.
15. Glossectomy – Removal of part or all of the tongue, typically for tongue cancer.
16. Thyroidectomy – Removal of part or all of the thyroid gland, typically for thyroid cancer.
17. Craniotomy – Surgery to remove a brain tumor, involving opening the skull.
18. Pelvic Exenteration – A major surgery to remove organs in the pelvis, often for advanced pelvic cancers.
19. Reconstructive Surgery – Performed to rebuild body parts or areas that were removed due to cancer, such as breast reconstruction after mastectomy.

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