Which type of hospital is best for treating colorectal cancer

Which type of hospital is best for treating colorectal cancer? For patients to be cured, the choice of hospital is very critical, because the best hospital will have the best equipment, the best medical team, a good medical philosophy, and will be responsible for the patients. Therefore, the treatment of colon cancer should also find the best hospital, which is conducive to the patient's early recovery. So what are the best hospitals for treating colon cancer? Here is a brief introduction.

The best way to treat colon cancer is to choose a good hospital, which is responsible for both the treatment of the disease and the patient, because a good hospital has good equipment and a good medical team, but it also depends on the disease and the person. It is recommended that surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine and other treatment methods should be organically combined during treatment to achieve the best effect.

Here is a brief explanation of what to pay attention to when choosing a hospital:

(I) Radiotherapy options for colon cancer: 1. Radical radiotherapy: Radical radiotherapy completely kills tumor cells and is only suitable for a small number of early-stage patients and patients with particularly sensitive cell types. 2. Symptomatic radiotherapy: The purpose is to relieve symptoms. It is suitable for palliative treatment such as pain relief, hemostasis, secretion reduction, tumor shrinkage, and tumor control. 3. Radiotherapy and surgery combined treatment, a planned comprehensive application of surgery and radiotherapy.

(II) Methods of radiotherapy for colon cancer: 1. Preoperative radiotherapy: For large and fixed tumors that are difficult to remove, preoperative radiotherapy can shrink the tumor, thereby increasing the removal rate. 2. Postoperative radiotherapy: After the primary tumor is removed, the site where the tumor may remain is marked and located, so that the irradiation site may be more accurate, the irradiation is selective, and the effect is better. 3. Intraoperative radiotherapy: During the operation, a large dose of β-ray is used to irradiate the suspected residual cancer and the site that cannot be completely removed.

In short, we should not only choose the best hospital for colon cancer treatment, but also choose a hospital suitable for the patient. We should also consider factors such as the distance, cost and whether the hospital is formal. We should consult more on-site and online, and choose a suitable hospital after comprehensive consideration, so that patients can get early treatment and early recovery.