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What Is Cholangiocarcinoma and How Is It Treated?
Cholangiocarcinoma, more commonly called bile duct cancer, forms in the thin tubes that carry digestive fluid from the liver down to the small...
Can Voice Be Preserved After Throat Cancer Surgery?
Yes, in most cases, either preserved outright or restored through reconstruction afterward. How much of the natural voice actually stays intact...
When Can Sentinel Node Biopsy Replace Dissection?
Full axillary lymph node dissection was once routine in breast cancer surgery, but it could lead to problems such as lymphoedema, nerve damage, and...
Partial vs Radical Nephrectomy: Which Is Better?
Partial nephrectomy tends to be the preferred route for small, localised kidney tumours, mainly because it leaves healthy kidney tissue behind and...
Adjuvant vs Neoadjuvant Chemo:What Is the Difference?
that timing decision has real consequences for what surgery can achieve and what the long-term outcome looks like. Neoadjuvant chemotherapy goes in...
Proton Therapy vs Radiation: Which Is Better?
Neither is universally better. Standard X-ray radiation has treated millions of patients successfully, while proton therapy delivers radiation more...
How Many Days in Hospital After VATS Lung Surgery?
Two to four days is the honest answer for most patients. That's the range after a VATS lobectomy or wedge resection done through small keyhole...
What Specialists Make Up a Tumour Board?
A tumour board is where cancer treatment decisions actually get made. Not in a single consultation room with one doctor, but in a meeting where the...
What Is a Port-a-Cath Used for in Chemo?
Anyone who has watched a family member go through chemotherapy knows the drill needle in the arm, vein collapses, try the other arm, bruising...