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Lung Cancer Clinic
Each year more than 200,000 people are diagnosed with lung cancer. However, despite the serious nature of lung cancer, the prognosis for beating it is much better than it was even five years ago, thanks to early detection efforts and new treatment strategies.
Esophageal Cancer Clinic
Esophageal cancer accounts for more than 16,000 new cases each year. Thanks to improved treatments and early intervention, the survival rates for esophageal cancer have improved greatly since the 1960s when only a small percentage of people with the disease survived more than five years.
Mesothelioma Clinic
Most mesotheliomas begin in the chest cavity. Though fairly rare, there are still about 2,000 to 3,000 new cases each year, primarily in men over 65. Early detection and intervention by doctors at the Florida Hospital Cancer Institute's thoracic program is essential in treating the disease.
Lung Nodule Clinic
The presence of lung nodules does not automatically signal that you have cancer. Benign nodules can actually be quite common. To ensure that the nodules aren't cancerous, doctors at FHCI will monitor changes in size, shape or appearance through regular tests.
Uncommon Malignancies Clinic
Rare forms of cancer include carcinoid tumors, mediastinal tumors and thymoma. Each of these presents unique challenges that doctors at the Florida Hospital Cancer Institute address with a broad range of traditional and leading edge treatment strategies.
Who We Are
Joseph Boyer, MD
Learn more about the role of the thoracic surgeon in the treatment of thoracic cancer.
Sigfredo Aldarondo, MD
Learn more about the role of the pulmonologist in the treatment of thoracic cancer.
Eugene Go, MD
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Specialty:
Pulmonary Diseases
Practice/Group Name:
Central Florida Pulmonary Group P.A.
Education & Fellowship:
Medical School: Institute of Medicine, Cebu, Philippines
Internship: Cebu Velez General Hospital, Cebu,Philippines ; Atlantic City Medical Center , Atlantic City, New Jersey Residency:
Residency: University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, Massachusetts
Fellowship: University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, Massachusetts, Pulmonary Disease and Critcal Care Medicine
Specialty Certified:
American Board of Internal Medicine. 2003-2012, Certification No. 222993
American Board of Internal Medicine. 2005-2015. Subspecialty Pulmonary Medicine
American Board of Internal Medicine. 2006 Subspecialty Critcal Care
Awards and Honors:
Chief Fellow, Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine. Worcester, Massachusetts. 2005
Outstanding Post Graduate Intern, Cebu Velez General Hospital. Cebu Philippines. 1999
Ranked 4th in graduating class, Cebu Institute of Medicine. Cebu, Philippines. 1998
Gold Medal, Excellence in Study of Psychiatry II, Cebu Institute of Medicine. Cebu, Philippines. 1997
Gold Medal, Excellence in Study of Psychiatry I, Cebu Institute of Medicine. Cebu, Phlippines. 1996
3rd Place, National Nursing Licensure Examination. Tacloban, Philippines. 1994
Professional Memberships:
American College of Chest Physician. 2003
American Thoracic Society. 2004
Main Office Location:
10916 Dylan Loren Circle
Orlando, FL 32825
Office Phone Number (407)841-1100
Fax Phone Number (407)956-6882
Second Office Location:
326 N. Mills Avenue
Orlando, FL 32803
Office Phone Number (407) 841-110
Fax Phone Number (407) 841-0774
