American College of Surgeons Current Literature | ACSRajendran L, Claasen M PAW, McGilvray, ID, et al.Management of initially unresectable liver metastases from colorectal cancer in Toronto…May 16, 2023
American College of Surgeons Current Literature | ACSRajendran L, Claasen M PAW, McGilvray, ID, et al.Management of initially unresectable liver metastases from colorectal cancer in Toronto…May 16, 2023
Britain’s Crohn’s and Colitis Mike’s Story – What does it mean to be a ‘worrying illness’? In our latest blog post, we introduce you to Mike, 71, who is proud of the title ‘Silver Surfer’. November 9th 2023
Britain’s Crohn’s and Colitis Mike’s Story – What does it mean to be a ‘worrying illness’? In our latest blog post, we introduce you to Mike, 71, who is proud of the title ‘Silver Surfer’. November 9th 2023
Why does screening start at the age of 45?
Dr. Mitchell Kang is a board-certified gastroenterologist at Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group. He sees patients at Kaiser He Permanente Caton Hill Medical Center. A few years ago, doctors told patients over the age of 50 that they should be tested for colon cancer. Right now, we’re telling patients over 45 to get screened. What is […]
Low anterior resection syndrome: symptoms, causes, etc.
Low anterior resection syndrome refers to a group of symptoms that may occur after treatment for colorectal cancer. These may include incontinence, urgency, increased frequency of bowel movements, and other changes in bowel habits. Low anterior resection syndrome can lead to decreased quality of life. Your doctor may recommend treatments to relieve certain symptoms. This […]
Complexity of childhood movement disorders
January 18, 2019 Gastrointestinal motility disorders in children are common and sometimes considered benign. However, these diseases often have complex causes, and patients can benefit from specialized pediatric gastrointestinal management. “Even common conditions like constipation aren’t as easy as some people think. Different types need to be managed differently,” says Pediatric Digestion at the Mayo […]
I took the compound Ozempic.Then I got appendicitis
Share on PinterestAmy Jenson wanted to lose 10 pounds for her wedding, so she started taking a combined form of Ozempic. The day after the ceremony, she was rushed to the hospital and underwent emergency surgery for appendicitis.Ozgurdon Maz/Getty Images One woman shares her story of developing appendicitis while taking the combined form of semaglutide. […]
Tumor-associated bacteria may provide clues to early-onset colorectal cancer
February 23, 2024 2 minute read Add topics to email alerts Receive an email when a new article is posted Enter your email address to receive emails when new articles are posted. . ” data-action=”subscribe”> Subscribe Your request could not be processed. Please try again later. If you continue to experience […]
VCU Health leads clinical trial of new treatment to help people with bowel control issues
olivia torani A research team at VCU Health is leading a clinical trial evaluating new treatments for fecal incontinence and sudden loss of bowel control. The treatment involves implanting a bioengineered sphincter muscle derived from the patient’s natural cells to help the patient regain control of his or her bowels. The transplant surgery for the […]
Do not confuse these types of cancer
colonoscopy Anal and rectal cancers occur in nearby areas of the body, and both have preventive steps and proven treatments.But they say they’re different types of cancer. Dr. Raman Kumarcolorectal and general surgeon at OSF HealthCare. rectal cancer Dr. Kumar says the rectum is the last part of the colon and is […]
Colon Cancer Care | Colorectal Cancer Treatment
It is not uncommon to receive a second opinion during cancer treatment. At MaineHealth, we understand how important it is to have confidence in your colon cancer care approach and treatment. We want to make every effort to ensure that patients, and in many cases healthcare providers, get a second opinion whenever they want one. […]