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Which kind of cancer causes hair to fall out?
Cancer does not make your hair fall out. It is actually a cure called chemotherapy.
What is procedure code 96542?
subarachnoid or intraventricular chemotherapy injection
When was chemotherapy invented?
Louis s. goodman and Alfred gilman invented chemotherapy actually!!!
What kind of procedure is a lumpectomy surgery?
A lumpectomy surgery is the removal of a lump or cancerous tumor in breast tissue. This is the common alternative treatment to breast cancer instead of chemotherapy or mastectomy surgery.
Can weed give you cancer?
NO!!!! It can actually help you through chemotherapy, glaucomo, ect.
What kind of surgery treats cancer?
All I know of is chemotherapy and radioctive procedures.
What is kimo cancer?
Chemotherapy refers to the method of treating cancer by killing the cancerous cells. It is a very costly procedure but very effective.
How many particles are there in selectron chemotherapy?
Selectron radiotherapy is a method for the treatment of some cancers.And the chemotherapy is another method, completely different.The term number of particles is not adequate in these cases.The internal irradiation depends on the specific procedure applied for each patient and illness.
How much hair falls out if you have cancer?
Cancer is not the cause of hair loss, it is actually a cure called Chemotherapy. Generally, when you undergo Chemotherapy treatment, you lose all hair on your body, including eyelash's and eyebrows.
What kind of procedures are performed at a cancer treatment center?
There are a number of procedures performed at a cancer treatment center. All of the available treatments are designed to rid the patient of cancer cells. Some procedures include surgeries and chemotherapy. The type of procedure one has will depend on the type of cancer they have.
Information on spinal tap chemotherapy?
Chemotherapy treatments vary just like cancers vary and people vary. But I'll tell you what it was like for my teenage son to receive chemo through his spine: A lumbar puncture (LP) was performed several times during his months of chemotherapy. Each LP consisted of draining spinal fluid to test for the presence of cancer cells (he had lymphoma) and to administer chemotherapy directly into his spine. Before the procedure, he was given drugs to sedate him and to help him forget the procedure. Nurses held my son's knees up while he laid on his side while the doctor was performing the LP. The procedure itself never lasted very long (less than 15 minutes). Afterwards, my son usually slept and sometimes had a headache.
Is cytosine chemotherapy?
Cytosine is a nucleic acid residue. As far as I know it is not used in any kind of chemotherapy; normally antineoplastic drugs attempt to slow down DNA synthesis, not provide extra raw materials for it.
