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How is the severity of a breast cancer determined?
The severity of a breast cancer is evaluated according to a complex system called staging.
What does N mean in the TNM staging system?
"N" represents the spread of the cancer to lymph nodes, largely determined by those nodes removed at surgery that contain cancer cells.
What is lung cancer staging?
Lung cancer staging involves the placement of the cancer's progression into stages, or levels. These stages help a physician study cancer and provide consistent definition levels of cancer and corresponding treatments.
What is staging of breast cancer used for?
The staging of breast cancer describes the varying level of the cancer. There are 4 stages and a few of the stages have multiple classifications based on where the cancer is found and it's size.
What has the author Seth A Borg written?
Seth A. Borg has written: 'Handbook of cancer diagnosis and staging' -- subject(s): Cancer, Diagnosis, Handbooks, manuals, Neoplasm Staging, Neoplasms
What information can a mediastinoscopy provide about lung cancer?
In the case of lung cancer staging, results are related to the severity and progression of the cancer.
What is cancer staging?
There are a few standard methods of comparing one cancer to another for the purposes of comparing treatments and estimating outcomes. These methods are called "staging." The most universal method is the TNM system.
What two processes make up the M stage?
The staging system for cancer includes the processes of metastasis (spread of cancer to distant parts of the body) and the absence of metastasis (no evidence of cancer spread). The M stage of cancer staging classifies the cancer based on whether metastasis is present or not.
Breast cancer stagin?
Breast cancer staging is based on the size of the tumor, the involvement of lymph nodes and the presence of metastasis (spreading). It can't just be determined by the size until the other factors are evaluated as well. The presence of lymph node involvement is determined at surgery. Surgery should be scheduled within 4 weeks of detecting a tumor
What reading material is available on staging for lung cancer surgery?
Deslauriers, Jean, and Jocelyn Gregoire. "Clinical and Surgical Staging of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer." Chest, Supplement (April 2000): 96S-103S.
How is vulvar cancer treated?
The International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) has adopted a surgical staging system for vulvar cancer.
Why was lance Armstrong determined?
He was determined because he had cancer and wanted to prove to himself and to the world that he was stronger than his cancer.
