...birth control pills 5.) Are prone to repetitive hand and wrist movements 6.) Smoke, which reduces the flow of blood to the median nerve 7.) Have bone spurs or bone...
...biopsie. **Treatment:** Treatment options for laryngeal cancer depend on the stage and location of the cancer. Common treatments include: * **Surgery:** Removal of the cancerous tissue * **Radiotherapy:** High-energy X-rays...
...results of the sigmoidoscopy, further tests might be suggested or a biopsie may be taken. Types of Sigmoidoscopy There are two main types of sigmoidoscopy – flexible and rigid sigmoidoscopy....
...blood). Heart biopsie – RHC can also be used to perform a biopsie, which is often needed in the evaluation process prior to a heart transplant. Heart ablation – RHC...
...through: * Blood tests * Ultrasound or MRI scans * Liver biopsie (invasive procedure to examine liver tissue) **Complications of Cirrhosis** * Liver failure * Esophageal varices (enlarged veins in...
...least suspected following a biopsie, which refers to the collection of tissue samples for microscopic analysis of the cells. Under a microscope, these cells may appear abnormal and thus require...
...CT scan)** * **Biopsy** to obtain tissue samples for analysis * **Additional tests** (e.g., bloodwork, lung function tests) to determine the stage and treatment options **Q: How is NSCLC treated?**...
...the ovaries and surrounding structures. * **Blood tests:** To check for elevated CA-125 levels, a protein marker associated with ovarian cancer. * **Biopsy:** Removing a sample of tissue from the...
...elevated bilirubin levels. * **Biopsy:** A sample of tissue from the pancreas is removed and examined under a microscope. **Q: How is pancreatic cancer treated?** **A:** The treatment for pancreatic...
**Q: What is Pneumothorax?** **A:** A pneumothorax is a medical condition in which air or gas accumulates in the pleural space, the area between the lung and the chest wall....
