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What Is the Last Stage of Liver Cancer?
Stage 4 liver cancer is the one that has spread to the nearby lymph nodes and/or distant sites within the body.
What Are the Stages of Liver Cancer?
Stages of liver cancer encompass four primary stages. There are 4 main stages from 1 to 4 and every stage is divided into 2 more stages like 1A or 4B.
Complex Hydatid Cyst in a Differently Abled Lady: Managing the Perioperative and Surgical Challenges
Home 🡪 Case Studies 🡪 Complex Hydatid Cyst in a Differently Abled Lady: Managing the Perioperative and Surgical ChallengesComplex Hydatid Cyst in a Differently Abled Lady: Managing the Perioperative and Surgical Challenges 53-year-old lady was referred to me for...
Is Stomach Tumor Curable?
Stomach cancer is fairly an uncommon type of cancer. Unfortunately, it is picked up at later stages, making the treatment more challenging and may lead to a poor prognosis.
Should I Be Worried About Stomach Cancer?
Stomach cancer is a malignancy that develops in the lining of the stomach. It can be life-threatening if not treated early.
How Serious Is a Tumor in the Liver?
When a tumor develops in the liver, it either destroys the liver cells or interferes with its function.
What Happens in Stage 1 of Liver Cancer?
Stage 1 of liver cancer where the tumor is still localized within the liver and has not spread to other parts of the body.
Lymph Nodes And Cancer
Lymph nodes are small bean shaped structures that are a part of body’s immune system. There are hundreds of lymph nodes scattered in all areas of the body.
PET Scan
PET scan is the abbreviation for Positron Emission Tomography. It is an imaging procedure, similar to CT scan. However, in PET scan a special drug is used, that emits radiation (a radiotracer).
Managing Surgical Stitches / Clips At Home, After Surgery
Yes. Most of our patients get discharged from the hospital with clips/stitches still in place. It is not necessary to stay back in hospital
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