Metastaze în diverse tipuri de cancer- tratamente moderne

When a cancer spreads far from where it originally started and metastasizes, the cancer is called metastatic. In many types of malignant tumors, metastatic cancer is equivalent to stage IV cancer. The metastatic cells of a cancer resemble those of the original tumor. A malignant tumor can spread to any area of ​​the body. However, specialists have observed over time that a primary cancer from a certain organ migrates only to certain structures. The bones, liver and lungs are most commonly affected by metastases. However, metastases can also occur in the brain, skin or peritoneal area. Thus, breast cancer can metastasize to the bones, liver, lungs or brain. Lung cancer can cause dissemination to the lungs, bones, brain, liver or adrenal glands. Colon cancer leads to metastases to the liver, lungs and peritoneum. And cells from prostate tumors migrate to the liver, lungs, bones and adrenal glands. If 50 years ago, medicine had no solutions for metastases, today things are completely different. In modern cancer treatment centers, there are therapy protocols for metastases as well. Radiotherapy is one of the solutions, along with surgery, but the recommendations vary depending on the particularities of each case. In the video material made with Dr. Tudor Alin Țârlea, primary radiotherapy physician at the SANADOR Oncological Center, we reviewed some important information regarding the approach to metastases. Website: www.csid.ro Facebook – http://bit.ly/2WpKjVp Instagram – http://bit.ly/2S95ZWy Twitter - http://bit.ly/2UoxeK8 Join the CSID community on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2tiCWl3