Application of modern minimally invasive technologies in the treatment of breast cancer (signal lymph node biopsy, scintigraphy)
More than 43% of Medical City visitors are patients from other regions and countries, which indicates a high level of medicine in Russia, and in Tyumen in particular. Every year, guests from Belarus, China, Austria, Ukraine and other countries come to the “Medical City” to undergo treatment for a variety of diseases, including breast cancer.
Why do they choose “Medical City”? A special place is given here to the use of minimally invasive technologies in the treatment of oncological diseases.
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DNA diagnostics
DNA diagnostics is a technologically complex procedure, since we are talking about the study of microscopic structures. This is reading information from a double-stranded DNA strand, i.e. decoding information encoded in DNA, which consists of genes located in chromosomes, as well as searching and detecting broken, “defective” areas in the human genetic code.
What problem does it solve?
DNA diagnostics is ideal for detecting hidden, asymptomatic and chronically occurring infections.
with the help of DNA analysis, you can learn about diseases that have […]
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Application of radionuclide diagnostics (PET/CT, SPECT, scintigraphy) in cardiovascular, nephrological, endocrinological and other pathologies
Radiation and nuclear diagnostics are the main methods used to make an accurate diagnosis in the early stages. Modern Russian medicine is not limited to X-ray examination alone, it offers foreign guests the most modern methods of radionuclide diagnostics: PET/CT, SPECT and scintigraphy.
PET/CT diagnostics in Russia
PET/CT (PET/CT) is the most effective method of diagnosing oncological diseases. The technique combines positron emission and computed tomography, so it allows you to visualize tumors from 8 mm in diameter.
For the procedure, the radiopharmaceutical […]
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Cancer diagnosis
To make a diagnosis, an oncologist uses:
The patient’s clinical history, which includes the patient’s complaints, his general condition and the presence of oncological diseases in relatives.
The results of the biopsy. This is a mandatory diagnostic method in oncology, which allows you to examine the type of cells and confirms or refutes the presence of cancer.
A general blood test, which in cancer reveals an increase in ESR, an increase in the number of neutrophils and a decrease in the number of […]
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