Oncology

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Is there no hope for primary chemotherapy resistance?

Some patients may find their tumors have grown again after the first round of chemotherapy. This condition is referred to as primary drug resistance in tumors. Since chemotherapy is typically consider...
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Does the absence of tumor residue in lung tissue indicate complete resection? Is there still a risk of recurrence?

If your pathology report indicates no residual tumor, with both bronchial and vascular margins clear of tumor cells, and no lymph node metastasis, it indeed suggests that the surgery was thorough. Cur...
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If you have been taking Entecavir for over a year, this test is a must.

For individuals with hepatitis B, Entecavir is undoubtedly a familiar medication. It is recommended as a first-line antiviral drug in hepatitis B prevention and treatment guidelines. However, patients...
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Once this color Doppler ultrasound index exceeds 1.3 cm, it indicates that complications of cirrhosis are not far away.

Liver color Doppler ultrasound is a routine examination for patients with liver diseases. As a non-invasive and radiation-free imaging test, it provides a direct understanding of the liver's morpholog...
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Ray of Hope! These 4 Types of "Incurable Cancers" Bring New Life with Survival Periods Exceeding 20 Years

In the public perception, cancer is often synonymous with death. Once diagnosed, it seems to signify that life has entered a countdown. However, the world of medicine is always full of surprises and h...
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Ray of Hope! These 4 Types of "Incurable Cancers" Bring New Life with Survival Periods Exceeding 20 Years

In public perception, cancer is often synonymous with death. Once diagnosed, it seems to signify that life has entered a countdown. However, the world of medicine is always full of surprises and hope....
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Chemotherapy for Cancer Patients: Analysis of Maximum Tolerable Cycles and Efficacy Assessment

For cancer patients and their families, two critical questions persistently arise during chemotherapy: How many cycles of chemotherapy can a cancer patient tolerate at most? And how can we determine w...
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Can endometrial cancer recur after complete early-stage resection?

Although the complete removal of early-stage endometrial cancer carries a relatively low risk of recurrence, the possibility still exists. Many gynecologic oncology patients often assume that once the...
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Once effective, immunotherapy can sustain its efficacy for several years.

Some patients ask how many years the efficacy of immunotherapy can last once it takes effect. To understand this question, we must first grasp the underlying logic of immunotherapy. Simply put, immuno...
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Breast Cancer Screening: What Does Breast Cancer Screening Involve?

What tests are required for breast cancer screening? Unlike internal organs, the breast is relatively easy to examine. For internal organs such as the liver or pancreas, conducting a thorough examinat...
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