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Cervical Cancer – Examination & Testing
Precancerous alterations in the cervical cells and cervical cancer are undecipherable to the naked vision. Specialised testing and devices are required for diagnosing such conditions.
Pap smear screenings are carried out for detecting pre-cancerous and cancerous conditions, though it doesn’t provide the absolute analysis.
In case of any anomalous changes being spotted, the cervix is generally inspected microscopically. This is known as colposcopy.
During biopsy, the surgical removal of a small section of the tissue is done that is forwarded for further laboratory investigation.
Other testing methods might comprise of:
Endocervical curettage or ECC: is employed for examination of the cervical region.
Cold Knife Cone biopsy: This surgical procedure is conducted for getting anomalous [...]
October 13th, 2009 |
Cervical Cancer
Larynx Cancer
Larynx Cancer Symptoms:
The signs of larynx cancer are dependent on the extent and site of the tumor.
Majority of larynx cancer originate on the vocal cords. Such tumors rarely cause pain though they mostly lead to gruffness or other variations in the voice.
If tumor growths arise in the location above the vocal cords, there is generally a lumpy appearance on the neck, soreness in the throat or earaches experienced.
Tumors initiating in the site beneath the vocal cords are quite atypical and could lead to breathing distress that could get noisy.
A persistent cough or sensing a lump in the throat.
As the tumor proliferates, it could lead to discomfort and pain, reduction in weight, foul breath and one might start to choke or gag while ingesting food. In certain situations, a larynx tumor [...]
October 7th, 2009 |
Head And Neck Cancer

