Colon Cancer

The large intestines are about 150 cm long and form the last part of the digestive system. Malignant tumors originating from this part are called colorectal cancer. It is very important to evaluate each patient individually in the treatment of colon cancer.

The age of the patient, the stage of the disease, the part of the intestine where the cancer is located (anterior wall, posterior wall), concomitant diseases, the operations he has undergone, and the patient's expectations from the treatment should be taken into consideration when deciding on the type of treatment to be performed.

In the light of the latest technological developments, colon cancer has become a 100% curable disease when caught early. Unfortunately, most cases of colon cancer arrive at a late stage.