Поиск
SECONDARY CATARACT: CAUSES, SYMPTOMS, TREATMENT
Cataract removal is a routine operation in any eye microsurgery center. Lens replacement is most often quick and painless, and patients regain the ability to see. But some of them develop secondary cataracts over time - the formation of an opaque film on ...
CAN ASTIGMATISM BE CURED?
Each person has a unique set of genes. The shape of the cornea and lens is also given to us from birth, but not everyone has it consistent with optical standards. This is one of the main reasons for congenital astigmatism, in which a person sees everything ...
SOFT TISSUE SARCOMAS
Sarcomas make up no more than one percent of the total number of cancers and are characterized by an aggressive and rapid course. They include a range of malignant neoplasms originating from connective tissue (muscle, adipose tissue, blood and lymphatic ...
OVARIAN CANCER: PREVENTION, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
This type of malignancy is formed from mutated cells in the ovarian tissue. Like many other oncological pathologies, ovarian cancer initially does not have clearly defined symptoms, which makes diagnosis much more difficult. Signs of neoplasm development ...
LIVER CANCER: CAUSES, METHODS OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common liver tumor (up to 80% of all cancers), developing from hepatocytes. Чаще всего liver cancer develops in patients with diagnosed cirrhosis. Primary hepatocellular carcinoma develops on average thirty times ...
BLADDER CANCER: CAUSES OF DEVELOPMENT, TYPES, METHODS OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
BC is a fairly rare disease that most often occurs in men over the age of 50. Formations can be either malignant or benign. The latter include: Polyps, which are new growths of the mucous membrane of the bladder, protruding into the lumen of the organ. ...
STOMACH CANCER: SYMPTOMS, MODERN METHODS OF DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY
Stomach cancer – a common oncological disease in which a malignant tumor grows from the epithelial cells of the gastric mucosa. It can form in any part of the organ, and in the process of its development it affects neighboring tissues and organs, such as ...