Cost of rectal cancer stents

How much does a stent cost for rectal cancer? Rectal cancer is caused by the malignant transformation of rectal tissue cells. It is understood that by 2015, the incidence of colorectal cancer may exceed that of lung cancer and gastric cancer, ranking first. So, how much does the surgery cost for rectal cancer? The cost varies in different regions and hospitals.

First, let's take a look at the surgical treatment of rectal cancer: Rectal cancer is a malignant tumor of the intestine. It is mainly treated by surgery to directly remove the primary lesion, but recurrence is common after surgery. For some recurrent symptoms, chemotherapy and radiotherapy can be used for treatment, but the side effects are often relatively large and the damage to the body is also relatively large.
How much it costs to treat rectal cancer mainly depends on the patient's actual situation and the surgical method chosen. The treatment costs for different pathological conditions are different.
Interventional therapy, which has emerged in recent years, has achieved relatively ideal results in treating diseases such as rectal cancer and has been recognized by the medical community. Interventional therapy for rectal cancer is more suitable for treating intestinal stenosis and obstruction caused by tumor compression, and for relieving constipation.