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Esophageal lesion

2017-10-09 01:12:34
1. Metabolically active progressive esophageal lesion with lymphnodal involvement 2. No other metabolically active disease elsewhere in the body
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Dear practo user, surgery is best treatment for lower esophagus, For upper and mid esophagus Radiation therapy along with chemotherapy is best treatment. Please consult me privately for more information.
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Consult Radiation oncologist

Answered2017-10-09 02:15:19

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If this is cancer the best way to treat is by surgery. Laparoscopic or robotic surgery gives best results. However, complete workup is needed

Answered2017-10-09 01:28:49

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