The following is a summary of "Factors associated with postoperative recurrence in perforated colorectal cancer: unraveling ...

“99% of all colon cancers start as a polyp, so if they are removed, you shouldn't ever get colon cancer.The problem today is ...

Bret Hulick was in his second year of medical school at LECOM in Erie, analyzing the case of a 24-year-old colon cancer ...

Almost exactly a year after he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer, WGN-TV reporter Mike Lowe’s cell phone pinged as he drove to work early last week. It was a message from his doctor — the results ...

or nodes, which represents lymph node involvement M, or metastasis, which represents the spread to other parts of the body Since stage 4 colorectal cancer can have any tumor size, any amount of ...

A study shows that integrating Mixed Reality (MR) into right hemicolectomy improves surgical precision, reduces blood loss ...

A study published in the journal Nutrients has linked vitamin D levels with colorectal cancer risk. Reviewing data from 50 ...

Lowe had stage 3 colorectal cancer. The cancer had spread to nearby lymph nodes, but not yet to other organs. “I’ll always have in the back of my mind, ‘Man, I wonder if I had had a ...

during which 10 inches of colon, some small intestine, appendix and 45 lymph nodes were removed. Cancer was found in eight out of the 45 lymph nodes, leading to a stage 3C diagnosis in September 2024.

Her doctor was concerned, but mentioned that the bleeding could be due to an internal hemorrhoid, which is common after ...