Selection criteria for rectal cancer radiotherapy and chemotherapy hospitals

Rectal cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors in clinic. With the development of modern life, it has increasingly become a health killer that threatens human survival. Clinicians and patients are very concerned about the selection of hospitals for radiotherapy and chemotherapy of rectal cancer. Here, it is necessary to give readers a brief introduction to the selection of hospitals for radiotherapy and chemotherapy of rectal tumors.

When choosing a good rectal cancer hospital based on qualifications, you should consider a large comprehensive tertiary hospital. Not only is the treatment guaranteed, but the medical services and management, medical quality and safety, technical level and efficiency are all beyond the reach of ordinary hospitals. Therefore, when choosing a hospital, you should first consider a tertiary hospital.
For patients with rectal cancer, in addition to the overall nature of the hospital, choosing a good hospital also requires considering the hospital's advantages, treatment effects, scientific research investment, achievements in rectal cancer treatment, and so on.
Selecting an expert Rectal cancer is stubborn and has a long course, so the treatment is relatively difficult. If your doctor is not qualified enough and cannot treat the disease, it will not only be of no help, but also delay the treatment. Of course, for each cancer patient, an expert should be selected based on the patient's pathological stage, pathological type, whether there is metastasis and other personalized conditions. This requires the help of professional analysis and comprehensive selection of specific experts based on the expert's expertise, clinical research direction, and the treatment effect of rectal cancer patients. It is impossible to make this recommendation without a large number of successful cases. Otherwise, try not to choose, because there is no authoritative approval, the risk is too great, and it is likely to be more harm than good.