The oncological disease is not a verdict!
05 March 2021
National Center of Surgery
As you know, hematology is the study of the blood and hematopoietic systems. Professional non-oncology and oncology patients are often referred to as professional hematologists. Oncological direction for the modern medical world remains one of the challenges to this day, and therefore, the timely elimination of oncological pathologies is on the agenda of the „National Center of Surgery”, and the hopeless patients are cured by modern standards of treatment!
And now, we will briefly tell you what radiation therapy means. Tumors are usually treated surgically, by chemotherapy, or radiotherapy. In modern oncology, radiotherapy is an essential component of cancer treatment in the following areas: brain, head, neck, chest, organs of the gastrointestinal tract, and urogenital system. Centuries-old practice in the use of radiation therapy in medicine has shown that it is one of the most effective methods of treating cancer. It acts both locally to destroy cancer cells as well as to prepare the patient preoperatively.
As for PET / CT, this abbreviation means positron-emission tomography and is mainly used in oncology. It is a functional research method that can still determine the stage of oncological disease in the early stages of cancer. As well as, to obtain an accurate anatomical and functional picture of tumor spread. Meanwhile, PET / CT is used to evaluate the results of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. To put it simply, as a result of this study, treatment tactics are changing.
Since the establishment of the Radiotherapy Department at the National Center of Surgery, with the help of qualified medical staff and ultra-modern technologies, many patients have defeated cancer and regained the joy of life! Remember, cancer is not a verdict!
Wish you health!
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Qauestion:: Hello, My mother received several courses of chemotherapy, because of metastatic involvement of bone and liver. During that time platelet count significantly decreased and only presented with small skin hemorrhages. In chemotherapy, platelet count sometimes increases or decreases, she simultaneously takes Revolade (50mg) on a daily basis and underwent platelet transfusion several times that had an only short-term effect. Is it possible to find another solution for the mentioned problem at your clinic? Thanks in advance
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