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Why is a pancreatectomy patient with cancer given radiation or chemotherapy prior to surgery?
This treatment is aimed at shrinking the tumor, which will improve the chances for successful surgical removal.
State the name given to agents that increase the chances of cancerous growth?
Carcinogens or mutagens
Why is a patient's chances for a successful pancreatectomy sometimes improved after chemoradiation?
Sometimes, patients who are not initially considered surgical candidates may respond so well to chemoradiation that surgical treatment becomes possible.
Why is radiation therapy sometimes applied during a pancreatectomy?
Radiation therapy may also be applied during the surgery (intraoperatively) to improve the patient's chances of survival, but this treatment is not yet in routine use.
When a solid mass is found in the breast what are the chances of it being cancerous?
You pretty much have a 50/50 chance of it being cancerous, and the best thing to do is to go get it checked out and removed immediately. If breast cancer is common in your family history, definitely take precautions.
What percent of lung cancer is related to smoking?
i believe that u are born to get the disease. smoking doesnt increase the chances because the cancerous cells are born with u.
Can multicystic encephalomalacia turn to cancer of the brain?
Multicystic encephalomalacia can turn to cancer of the brain. It refers to deformities of cells, which causes brain damage. There are chances of the cells becoming cancerous.
Is it rare for keloids to come back?
Yes, keloids can recur after treatment, and it is relatively common for them to do so. The likelihood of recurrence depends on various factors, including the individual’s skin type, the location of the keloid, and the treatment method used. While some people may experience multiple recurrences, others may not have any issues after treatment. Preventive measures and careful management can help reduce the chances of recurrence.
You just had your Endometriosis removed few days ago it was removed by helica ablation from the pouch of Douglas what are your chances for it to grow back and iam using implant as contreception?
After endometriosis is removed, there is still a possibility of recurrence, as endometriosis can be a chronic condition. The chances of regrowth vary, but studies suggest that up to 30-50% of women may experience a return of symptoms within five years. Using an implant for contraception can help manage symptoms and reduce the likelihood of recurrence by suppressing ovulation. However, it's essential to have regular follow-ups with your healthcare provider to monitor your condition.
How can one increase their chances of surviving a nuclear bomb attack?
In the event of a nuclear bomb attack, increasing chances of survival can be done by seeking shelter in a sturdy building or underground, staying away from windows, and following emergency instructions from authorities.
If a woman gets two periods will she miss a period the following month?
A women is supposed to have only one period every month, so if she has two in a month which is rare the chances are that she may not have a period the following month.
What 2 groups are cancer placed in?
Your query relates to two basic types- (i) Benign:which simply forms a tumour, which is surrounded by a tough capsule. The surrounding capsule prevents the cancerous cells from spreading. Hence it can be safely cured by surgical removal of the tumour. As it is not fatal (killing, if detected early of course), it is called benign (= friendly, although no cancer can be considered friendly.) (ii) Malignanat: In t his case the tumour is not surronded by the capsule, hence the cancerous cells are loose, amorphous mass . Therefore they can spread in the surrounding tissues and provoke the noncancerous, healthy cells to behave as cancerous cells. As in this case, as there are very few chances survival, most patients are unfortunate.
