Carcinoma Cancer
If the doctor removes all the cancer cells, which were visible during the operation, you will receive chemotherapy after surgery may kill any cancer cells that may be left behind. Chemotherapy given
after surgery, when no cancer cells are visible, is called "adjuvant (assisting) chemotherapy."
Biological therapy tries to get your body to fight against the cancer itself. It uses materials made by
your own body or made in a laboratory to stimulate the body's natural defenses, direct, or restore. Biological therapy is sometimes referred to as a change in the biological response modifier(BRM)
therapyor immunotherapy.Treatment by stage
The treatment of carcinoma cancer depends on the stage of your disease and your general health.
Standard treatment may be considered based on its effectiveness in previous studies with patients,
or it is considered to participate in a clinical study. Not all patients are cured with standard therapy
and some standard treatments may have more side effects than are desired.
STAGE 0 DICK CARCINOMA CANCER
Treatment may be one of the following:
Local excision or simple polypectomy to remove the whole tumor tissue.
Bowel resection.
STAGE I CARCINOMA CANCER DICK
Your Treatment is usually a tumor excision (bowel resection) to reconnect the two ends of the intestine.
STAGE II COLORECTAL CANCER DICK
Treatment may be one of the following:
Treatment usually consists in the operation (bowel resection) to remove the tumor.
Clinical trials of chemotherapy, radiotherapy or biological therapy following the surgery.
If your cancer has spread to nearby tissue, you will receive after the operation, possibly chemotherapy and / or radiation.
STAGE III CARCINOMA CANCER DICK
carcinoma cancer
Treatment may be one of the following:
Treatment usually consists in the operation (bowel resection) in order to remove the tumor, followed by chemotherapy. regional and / or systemic chemotherapy,Irradiation and / or biological therapy following
the surgery.
STAGE IV CANCER DICK
Treatment may be one of the following:
Surgery (bowel resection) to remove the tumor or to avoid, so that the bowel can continue working. Surgery to remove parts of other organs such as liver, lungs and ovaries, if the cancer has
spread to them. Chemotherapy to alleviate discomfort. regional chemotherapy and / or biological therapy. Radiation therapy to relieve symptoms.
Recurrent DICK CARCINOMA CANCER
If the cancer is only one part of the body occurs again (relapse), the treatment consists of surgical removal may be the tumor. If the cancer has spread to various parts of the body, your doctor may treat you with chemotherapy or radiation. As it has been very effective regional chemotherapy demonstrated.
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