Metástasis

Is metastatic colorectal cancer curable?

Por Mr Nicola de´ Liguori-Carino
2024-04-18

More than 40,000 people are diagnosed with colorectal cancer (of the colon or rectum) every year in the UK. Here, Mr Nicola de’ Liguori-Carino provides an expert insight into metastatic colorectal cancer, including detection, treatment options and prognosis, among other important points. Ver más

Enfermedad ósea metastásica: diagnóstico y tratamiento del cáncer de hueso secundario

Por Mr Ian Holloway
2024-04-18

El principal cirujano ortopédico, el Sr. Ian Holloway, discute la enfermedad ósea metastásica, que es cuando el cáncer se propaga desde su órgano primario hasta el hueso y áreas tales como la columna vertebral, las costillas y el cráneo. Ver más

Skin cancer: Detection, treatment and survival rates

Por Dr Hiba Injibar
2024-04-18

In cases of skin cancer, early detection is the key to achieving the best possible outcomes. We asked highly respected consultant dermatologist Dr Hiba Injibar to share her expert insight on the most common signs of skin cancer and the condition's prognosis. Ver más

Liver surgery for metastatic colorectal cancer

Por Mr Deepak Hariharan
2024-04-15

Secondary cancer occurs when cancer cells, that began in a different part of the body, moves through the blood steam and start to grow in a secondary location. Secondary liver cancer commonly occurs in patients who have colorectal cancer. Leading London-based consultant general and hepato-pancreato-biliary surgeon Mr Deepak Hariharan explains in detail how surgery can be used to remove secondary liver cancer. Ver más