Medical oncologists at Mercy work with a multidisciplinary team to offer chemoembolization for patients with liver cancer.

Board Certified medical oncologists in Baltimore provide chemotherapy for patients with various forms of cancer.

Endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty, offered by expert physicians at Mercy Medical Center, is a non-surgical weight loss procedure, ideal for many patients who do not qualify for bariatric surgery due to their BMI or other health conditions.

Our foot and ankle surgeons offer advanced treatment options, including BioCartilage, to repair cartilage damage and restore mobility.

Mercy surgeons specialize in the treatment of cavus foot, or high arch foot. Reconstruction of the cavus foot may be the best treatment option for patients when non-surgical procedures have not been successful.

Our plastic surgeons work with women who previously had breast reconstruction following mastectomy and may need revisions to restore breast symmetry and balance or to create a natural-looking nipple.

Our top orthopedic doctors offer shoulder stabilization to patients with conditions such as shoulder dislocations, helping them to regain motion in their shoulder.

Mercy's Surgical Oncology team is widely regarded for their training and skills in utilizing hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) to treat advanced stages of abdominal cancer (peritoneal surface malignancies).

Patients throughout Baltimore seek our surgeons for their expertise in traditional hip replacement surgery as well as their advanced skills and leadership in revision hip surgery.

Isolated limb infusion (ILI) is a state-of-the-art technique used to treat advanced melanoma or sarcoma confined to an arm or leg.