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Cancer (oncology)

Sarcomas of the thoracic cavity organs

Sarcoma of the breast, as well as tumors of the thoracic part of the body, most often appear due to metastasis from the esophagus, lungs, mediastinum, and in some cases also the heart. The treatment of breast sarcoma is handled by an oncologist, cardiologist and gastroenterologist.

Synovial sarcoma

Synovial sarcoma (malignant synovium) is a soft tissue tumor that is formed from synovial membranes of large joints, fascia, tendon and muscle tissue. The pathological process disrupts the growth and development of cells, leads to their anaplasia.

Sarcoma arms and shoulders

The sarcoma of the hand is a malignant neoplasm that occurs, not as often as the sarcoma of the lower limbs. There are several types of sarcomas of the hand, they all depend on the location of the tumor and its type. Let's look at the major lesions that are considered a malignant tumor of the hand.

Sarcoma of the tongue and oral cavity

Sarcoma of the oral cavity is a group of malignant tumoral formations that can be localized in different parts of the oral cavity, affecting the cheeks, tongue, palate, blood vessels.

Brain sarcoma

Chemotherapy for bowel cancer

Chemotherapy for bowel cancer is a medical treatment of malignant tumors, as well as slowing the growth of cancer cells and the destruction of distant metastases.

Chemotherapy for various types of cancer

Chemotherapy for cancer is one of the most effective methods that is used to treat cancer diseases of different etiology and localization. Let's look at the types of chemotherapy for various cancers, the advantages and disadvantages of this method.

Head sarcoma

Sarcoma of the head is a malignant tumor, which very often causes death. Most often, the head is affected by synovial sarcoma, that is, a solitary tumor that is falsely encapsulated.

Stages of sarcoma

Stages of sarcoma are stages in the progression of the disease. The stages of a tumor are determined by its size, type, presence of metastases, depth. All sarcomas have four stages of development.

Chemotherapy for uterine cancer

Chemotherapy for uterine cancer is used to slow the growth of tumor cells and reduce the volume of neoplasm. Chemotherapy is used on the second, third and fourth degree of uterine cancer.

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