Tumors are always operable because they are benign. But if it's not benign then it's called a cancer. Reason cancer is inoperable is because they are already in your body, if you remove it doesn't matter because they might be somewhere else in your body . Difference between tumor and Cancer is Cancer will never stop growing in your body until it'll kill you body cells, as for tumor it's only in one area and doesn't grow all over your body. You can treat a cancer too but it depends in which level you find it out. If it's first level than it's big chance that it's not somewhere else in your body and they may treat it if you do the surgery on time.
You die!
Lung cancer that cannot be removed by surgical means.
He had cancer. An inoperable frontal lobe tumor.
He died from inoperable cancer. He was 76 years old.
John Kramer (Jigsaw) is/was dying from in inoperable frontal lobe tumor that developed from colon cancer.
Dot Cotton helped Ethel to die, after she was diagnosed with inoperable cancer
No, inoperable pituitary gland macroadenomas are not considered cancer. They are benign tumors that arise from the pituitary gland and can affect hormone production and nearby structures by compressing them. While they may be difficult to remove through surgery, they are not cancerous.
Fourth stage is usually terminal and inoperable. Radiation may slow the process.
This happens in very rare occasions, because medically competent surgeons would know the difference between an operable and inoperable tumor. This can be done by using the scoring system that is used for Lung Cancer, TNM (Tumor, Nodes, Metastasis).
Inoperable means unable to be fixed via surgery.
It had spread too much. Trying to remove as many as possible would have made her life even harder and she could've gotten infections on top of still having cancer. They could not remove them all..
what is the life exspectancy , of a 70 , year exposed to asbestos..in] the later stages of life!!