Pioneering lung cancer treatment uses a hot needle to zap tumours in just 30 minutes allowing patients to avoid invasive and life-changing surgery
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Pioneering lung cancer treatment uses a hot needle to zap tumours in just 30 minutes allowing patients to avoid invasive and life-changing surgery
The groundbreaking new hot needle treatment is called radiofrequency ablation
At the same time as using the needle, doctors are able to carry out a biopsy
This is used for testing to see whether cancer is aggressive and likely to spread
Treatment is therefore able to both diagnose and destroy hard-to-reach tumours
Currently most lung-cancer patients have repeat procedures to remove tumour
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6400859/Pioneering-lung-cancer-treatment-uses-hot-needle-zap-tumours-just-30-minutes.html
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Re: Pioneering lung cancer treatment uses a hot needle to zap tumours in just 30 minutes allowing patients to avoid invasive and life-changing surgery
All cancers are terrible but lung is one of the worst.
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Wow, this has implications for many other types. of cancer.
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I certainly hope this turns out to successfully for many if not all cancers.
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Vintage wrote:I certainly hope this turns out to successfully for many if not all cancers.
That would be something. But I guess we have to die of something. I feel that the way we die is an important factor for our future.
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