Specialty Category
Cancer Treatments include advanced medical procedures and therapies used to diagnose, control, remove or destroy cancer cells while helping patients maintain better quality of life. The right cancer treatment plan depends on the type of cancer, stage of disease, tumor location, overall health condition and diagnostic test results.
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Cancer treatments are planned to remove, control, shrink, or slow the growth of cancer cells. The right treatment depends on the type of cancer, stage, location, biopsy report, scan findings, patient age, overall health, and treatment goals.
Common cancer treatments include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, hormone therapy, and palliative care.
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Chemoembolization, also called Transarterial Chemoembolization or TACE, is a minimally invasive cancer treatment most commonly used for liver tumors. It combines two actions in one procedure: delivering chemotherapy directly into the blood vessel feeding the tumor and blocking that blood supply to trap the medicine inside the tumor area.
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Radioembolization, also called Y-90 treatment or Selective Internal Radiation Therapy, is a minimally invasive cancer treatment mainly used for liver tumors. It is used for cancers that start in the liver or cancers that have spread to the liver from other parts of the body.
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Tumor biopsy is a diagnostic procedure used to take a small sample of tissue from a suspected tumor or abnormal growth and send it for laboratory testing. It helps doctors confirm whether the tumor is benign, cancerous, infected, or inflammatory. A biopsy is often an important step before planning cancer treatment because it gives clear information about the type of cells and nature of the disease.
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Cancer pain management focuses on reducing pain and improving comfort for patients living with cancer or undergoing cancer treatment. Cancer pain may happen because of the tumor pressing on nerves, bones, or organs, or due to treatment-related effects from surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or procedures.
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