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Answers to Cancer- Part 5: Surgery for cancer treatment

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Answers to Cancer- Part 5: Surgery for cancer treatment

Introduction

  • It is a local treatment only useful for solid tumors that are contained in one area. 
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Recommended for

  • Solid tumors

Not Recommended for

  • Liquid tumors e.g. leukemia
  • Metastasized tumors

Advantages

  • Oldest method, plenty of experience
  • Still the most frequently used method.
  • Offers greatest treatment benefit.

Disadvantages

  • Often can't remove all malignant cells. Tumors may grow after a certain duration.
  • Hence often combined with neoadjuvant or adjuvant chemotherapy.
  • Patients should be fit enough to tolerate surgical procedures and anesthesia. 
 

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