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Lumps, bumps and growths: What to expect from skin lesion removal

Por Mr Philip Ridings
2024-04-20

Removing moles, growths and other lumps and bumps is a relatively fast and painless procedure. In this article, highly esteemed general surgeon Mr Philip Ridings outlines the most common types of skin lesions and when it is necessary to remove them. He also offers reassurance about what patients can expect from the removal procedure. Ver más

What to expect: A detailed guide to radioactive iodine therapy for patients

Por Professor Chris Nutting
2024-04-20

Professor Chris Nutting gives an expert guide for patients on what to expect from radioactive iodine therapy, often administered following surgery to remove a thryoid cancer. Ver más

What are the benefits of Nanoknife?

Por Professor Krishna Menon
2024-04-20

Nanoknife technology is a new form of cancer treatment that has been shown to have great outcomes for patients. In his latest article, leading hepato-pancreato-biliary surgeon Mr Krishna Menon explains this treatment in detail, including the types of cancer it can treat and its benefits. Ver más

An expert explains: How is radiotherapy used to treat bowel cancer?

Por Dr Nick MacLeod
2024-04-20

Radiation therapy, also known as radiotherapy, is a common form of treatment for numerous types of cancer. We asked highly respected consultant clinical oncologist Dr Nick MacLeod to share his expertise on the use of radiotherapy in the treatment of bowel cancer, including how it may be combined with surgery and the potential side effects. Ver más