Gastric cancer must undergo?
August 25th, 2007 Guage
Gastric cancer must undergo?
Such a problem is not simply “yes” or “no” answer, doctors often gastric cancer patients according to the specific circumstances to make the decision. Now for early gastric cancer patients should do radical surgery, it is possible that the only cure gastric cancer treatments, to this point has not raised any objection. I gastric cancer surgery cure rate of about 90%, and II gastric cancer can be reached around 70%. For gastric cancer in later whether the surgery, patients and their families often there is more concern, the fear of surgery is the main cause of the spread of cancer, contributed to further deterioration. Rather, such worries are unnecessary. Even advanced gastric cancer, despite not doing radical surgery, but as long as the main tumor resection swap, the result of the removal of cancer may cause bleeding, perforation, obstruction complications such as a reduction of cancer arising from the toxin on the adverse human impact, and often can reduce the symptoms of patients, mentioning the high quality of life of patients, extended survival period results. Especially those of the major cancer after resection, for the post-operative treatment of Chinese and Western medicines lay the foundation for the creation of favorable conditions. Therefore, a diagnosis of gastric cancer, surgical treatment is the most important. Gastric cancer patients, as long as circumstances permit, but not widely distant metastasis, should actively strive for the surgical treatment of cancer resection.
Of course, we stress the importance of surgery, is not to deny that other methods of treatment. Just the opposite, in order to enhance the therapeutic effects of surgery often requires the combined number of other treatment methods. It is the most commonly used before surgery, during and after treatment with radiation or chemical therapy. Purpose : ① make lesions confined to the surgery to create conditions to increase the rate of surgical resection; ② surgery to reduce the spread of cancer cells and planting; ③ as resection after the consolidation treatment, the eradication of the possible existence of residual lesions to prevent recurrence and metastasis; ④ as non-radical surgery after the palliative treatment to control lesions and prolong survival.
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