Colon Resection
In a colon resection, a surgeon makes an incision in the abdomen, removes the tumor, then reconnects the colon so it's one piece again -- one long, healthy piece. These articles provide detailed information about colon resections.
Overview of a Colon Resection
This article provides an overview of colon resection surgery. A diagram illustrates each step of the procedure.
This article provides an overview of colon resection surgery. A diagram illustrates each step of the procedure.
Standards of Care for Colorectal Cancer
Have you ever wondered if your doctor sampled enough lymph nodes after your surgery? Or if you waited too long to start chemo? The Commission on Cancer published a report with some answers because it provides standards of care for colorectal cancer that anyone can reference.
Have you ever wondered if your doctor sampled enough lymph nodes after your surgery? Or if you waited too long to start chemo? The Commission on Cancer published a report with some answers because it provides standards of care for colorectal cancer that anyone can reference.
How Can I Tell if the Doctor Botched My Dad's Surgery?
My father has colon cancer and I think the doctor may have botched his surgery. My dad has received three surgical resections. He's underweight, malnourished, and can't keep fluids or food down, even with the help of his medicine. Is this normal or did the doctor botch his surgery?
My father has colon cancer and I think the doctor may have botched his surgery. My dad has received three surgical resections. He's underweight, malnourished, and can't keep fluids or food down, even with the help of his medicine. Is this normal or did the doctor botch his surgery?