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During Colon Surgery your Surgeon will make a cut into your abdomen and take away the part of the colon that has the cancer. He will also take away a small section of the normal part of the colon on either side of the cancer. Then the rest of the pieces of you colon are then reattached. Nearby lymph nodes are taken out and then your Surgeon will close the cut he made earlier.
What else can I help you with?
What type of medicine do you take for colon cancer?
Treatment of colon cancer is strictly surgical, medications taken are during preparation for surgery (as antibiotics), & after surgery. Chemotherapy could be used for advanced stages
I have Brain and lung cancer, can this a sign for problem in my colon?
I had surgery fo colon perfomation. is this passed to my colon.
Is surgery is necessary after diagnose with colon cancer?
Surgery is the very first treatment after colon cancer positive diagnosis. Surgery is done to remove the cancerous growths from colon or rectum. For the cancer diagnosis at advance stages other treatments like chemotherapy and radiation therapy can be given along with surgery.
What emergency surgery did Keith Emerson have?
They chopped up his colon. He now has a semi-colon.
Will yeast infection cause complications with surgery-- hernia and colon surgery?
No, a yeast infection should not cause complications with hernia or colon surgery. However, it will depend on the location and severity of the yeast infection.Ê
What does mobilized the colon mean?
Mobilized colon refers to a surgical procedure where the colon is freed from its attachments to surrounding tissues, allowing for greater mobility. This is often done to facilitate the removal of a portion of the colon during surgeries such as colectomies or to address conditions like bowel obstruction. The goal of mobilization is to improve access and visibility during surgery while minimizing damage to surrounding structures.
What is the percentage of perforation of the colon during a colonoscopy in an ambulatory surgery setting?
The percentage of colon perforation during a colonoscopy in an ambulatory surgery setting is generally low, estimated to be around 0.1% to 0.3%. This complication can occur due to various factors, including the patient's anatomy and the complexity of the procedure. While the risk is minimal, it is an important consideration in the overall safety and efficacy of colonoscopy.
What happens if jugular is ripped during surgery to cartoid artery as happened to me?
You die.
What happens during lasik eye surgery?
you get your eyes to get corrected like chaa
What happens if someone was to move during laser eye surgery?
They lose their face
Where is the American Board of Colon and Rectal Surgery?
Taylor, MI
Who does Colorectal surgery?
Colorectal surgery is performed by general surgeons and board-certified colon and rectal surgeons
