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Lung cancer is a malignant neoplasm that develops from the mucous epithelium of the bronchial tree, bronchial glands, and lung tissue (parenchyma).

Hemicolectomy is a type of surgery that involves removing half of the colon. Depending on the localization of the pathology, there are left and right hemicolectomy.

In some diseases of the thyroid gland in the early stages, the removal of one part of the thyroid gland is used, when the process has not had time to affect the entire gland.

In malignant tumors, cancer cells with lymph flow can enter the lymph node, which leads to the shaping of a new formation - this is the so-called lymphogenic metastasis.

Orchiectomy is an operation to remove one or two testicles.

Orchifuniculectomy is a radical operation to remove the testicle, its appendage, and the adjacent spermatic cord.

Intestinal resection is an operation to remove part of the small or large intestine. The extent of the intervention depends on the severity of the disease and the prevalence of intestinal lesions.

Sclerosis of breast cysts is a modern and effective method of treatment to reduce the size of cysts in the breast, which can only be done by high-class specialists.

Ureteral stenting is a minimally invasive surgical procedure, the essence of which is to install a special stent in the ureter, which restores normal urine flow.

Thyroid removal (thyroidectomy) is the surgical removal of all or part of the thyroid gland. Your thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped gland located at the base of your neck.

In oncology, surgical operation is often used as a radical treatment. The removal of the tumor may be accompanied by the removal of the affected organ or part of it, thus achieving the minimization of the consequences of cancer development.

Removal of fibroadenoma

Different types of biopsies are used for skin examinations, but the most common is punch biopsy. Its peculiarity lies in the fact that tissue sampling is carried out using a special hollow scalpel, which is immersed inside the neoplasm and makes a column-shaped cut containing different layers of skin.

Diagnostic endoscopy for cancer

The timeliness and accuracy of the diagnosis often determines life. In addition, an accurate diagnosis of cancer is important for making decisions when choosing the strategy for the most effective treatment in each specific case.

Additional visualization techniques such as CT and ultrasound are used for better targeting when taking the material from the most suspected area for examination during the biopsy.