Yes, tumors can be effectively targeted and killed by radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Radiation therapy uses high-energy rays to damage the DNA of cancer cells, leading to cell death, while chemotherapy employs drugs to kill or inhibit the growth of cancer cells throughout the body. The effectiveness of these treatments can vary depending on the tumor type, size, location, and the overall health of the patient. In many cases, a combination of both treatments is used to enhance efficacy and improve outcomes.
It's called Wilms tumor. It's a malignant tumor of the kidney occuring in childhood. This tumor may be treated with surgery, radiation therapy, and chemo.
If a person has a cancerous tumor, one option is surgical removal of the tumor. Another option is chemo therapy, which would require radiation treatments.
You can get that tumor surgically removed and do some radiation to help clear it all up and lessen chances of it coming back. You may not need Chemo, at all.
Chemo radiation kill cancer cells.
radiocurable tumor
the tumor is not effected by radiation
for people undergoing chemo it is just alright to be near that person. however there is a certain type of radiation therapy wherein you need to keep your distance with that person. such form is called internal radiation therapy wherein the cancer patient will receive implantable radiation source. the best way for you to protect your pregnancy from chemo and radiation is to stay away from them. avoid handling chemo drugs and stay away from any radiation source.
Lymph gland pelvic. Ovary with tumor also
Because of the radiation
Yes , sometimes it is done before the surgery, it depends on the size of the tumor. Chemo will shrink the tumor, therefore a better chance of getting all of the tumor and surrounding tissue.
Yes it can.
tumor that requires large doses of radiation to be destroyed