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Adenocarcinoma treatment

Adenocarcinoma is a malignant formation that occurs in various tissues and organs of the human body. Adenocarcinoma develops from cells of the glandular epithelium. Some of the most common forms of cancer are adenocarcinomas. Thus, the vast majority of breast, esophagus, prostate, pancreatic cancers are adenocarcinomas.

Different forms of adenocarcinoma have little in common signs and characteristics. They may differ in their structure, dominant symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

A benign analog of adenocarcinoma is adenoma. Such tumors also come from glandular cells, but have less aggressive growth, do not spread to the surrounding tissues and have no ability to metastasize.

The average duration of adenocarcinoma diagnostics in foreign medical centers is 4 days. Patients do not have to wait several weeks in line for one or another examination. This allows identifying adenocarcinoma at an early stage and start treatment immediately.

MedTour patients recommend clinics for the treatment of adenocarcinoma:

Republic of Korea, Seoul
Samsung Medical Center
5.00
Excellent(5.001 review)
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from 100 USD
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Turkey, Istanbul
Medipol University Hospital
5.00
Excellent(5.001 review)
Admission fee:
from 120 USD
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Spain, Barcelona
Teknon Medical Center
5.00
Excellent(5.001 review)
Admission fee:
from 300 USD
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Israel, Tel-Aviv
Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov Clinic)
5.00
Excellent(5.001 review)
Admission fee:
from 600 USD
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Turkey, Istanbul
LIV Hospitals
5.00
Excellent(5.001 review)
Admission fee:
from 120 USD
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Turkey, Istanbul
Medical Park Hospitals Network
4.67
Excellent(4.676 reviews)
Admission fee:
from 130 USD
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Israel, Haifa
Rambam Medical Center
Admission fee:
To be clarified
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Turkey, Istanbul
Memorial Hospitals
4.22
Excellent(4.229 reviews)
Admission fee:
from 140 USD
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Israel, Tel-Aviv
Assuta Medical Center
5.00
Excellent(5.001 review)
Admission fee:
from 500 USD
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Italy, Milan
San Raffaele Hospital
Admission fee:
from 300 USD
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Germany, Bremen
Nord Clinic Alliance
5.00
Excellent(5.003 reviews)
Admission fee:
from 500 USD
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Germany, Hamburg
Hospital network «Asklepios»
Admission fee:
from 400 USD
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Germany, Berlin
Helios Hospital Berlin-Buch
3.50
Good(3.502 reviews)
Admission fee:
from 280 USD
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Spain, Barcelona
Quirónsalud Barcelona Hospital
Admission fee:
from 450 USD
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India, Bangalore, Goa
Manipal Hospitals Network
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from 100 USD
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Spain, Barcelona, Madrid
HM Hospitals
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from 300 USD
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Germany, Solingen
Municipal Clinic Solingen
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To be clarified
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Turkey, Istanbul
Hisar Hospital Intercontinental
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from 120 USD
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Republic of Korea, Seoul
Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH)
Admission fee:
from 50 USD
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Czech Republic, Prague
Motol University Hospital
3.00
Good(3.001 review)
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Patient was treated for Prostate cancer in the clinic Radiosurgery center Sigulda
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Рудченко Олексадр Украіна. Велике спасибі за професіоналізм та чуйність до всього колективу відділення, особливо лікарю Марісу Межецкісу. Лікування відбувалося у січні 2023 року.

Patient was treated for Breast cancer in the clinic Samsung Medical Center
Recommend

My mom had a mastectomy at the Samsung medical center. We were very worried, but everything went well. MedTour helped us get to the clinic and hired a transfer. The clinic is of a high class, my mother was pleased with the treatment, the conditions of the ward and the service.

Patient was treated for Prostate cancer in the clinic Medipol University Hospital
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I had prostate cancer and I decided to have a surgerv in Medipol clinic. I have heard about it from my friends to did the same surgery here. I was amazed about modern technology in this hospital! Doctors and nurses are super polite and educated. Everyone speaks english and is ready to help in every situation. My turkish surgeon was the best doctor, which I have ever met in my life. Results of the surgery are estounishing. I feel myself great and I am very thankful to MedTour for organizing my medical trip!

Frequently Asked Questions

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What organs and tissues are adenocarcinoma detected in?

Adenocarcinoma occurs in all organs and systems of the body, where there is a glandular epithelium. Iron cancer is localized in such parts of the human body as:

  • The stomach,
  • Pancreas,
  • Kidneys,
  • Lungs,
  • Pischevoda,
  • All sections of the small and large intestine, including the rectum,
  • Mammary gland,
  • Hypofysis,
  • Salivary glands,
  • Ovaries of uterine endometrium,
  • The prostate gland,
  • The thyroid gland,
  • Liver.
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Why does adenocarcinoma occur?

There is no main and common cause of adenocarcinoma. In the case of adenocarcinoma of the prostate, endometrium and ovary, hormonal shifts due to age-related changes in the body can be the trigger for development.

Burns and frequent mechanical damage are the main cause of glandular cancer in the esophagus. Stomach adenocarcinoma is often preceded by a prolonged ulcer process.

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What are the symptoms of adenocarcinoma?

No specific symptoms for adenocarcinoma. Patients may notice weakness, weight loss, no appetite, nausea, vomiting, digestive problems. Depending on the location of the tumor, patients have pain of varying intensity in the projection of the abdomen, esophagus, liver, kidneys and other organs.

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How is adenocarcinoma diagnosed?

Depending on the expected tumor location, a diagnostic plan is prepared individually by your doctor or a team of oncology specialists.
In the initial stage, you will receive a consultation with your oncologist. The doctor will collect a detailed anamnesis, listen to complaints, conduct an examination, and review your medical history. After the consultation, a specialist will draw up a diagnostic plan. Most often, the diagnosis of adenocarcinoma includes such studies:

MRI or CT scan. This method is necessary for a detailed visualization of the tumor, assessing its size and spread within the surrounding tissue.

PET-CT. In this study, the patient is injected with intravenous radioactive contrast. Most often it is glucose. Tumor cells have a great ability to divide. This means that they consume more energy and capture more glucose from the bloodstream. This feature allows specialists to assess on the images the areas of contrast accumulation and establish the degree of spread of the tumor outside the primary focus, to identify remote metastases.

Laboratory blood tests. Laboratory diagnostics provides information on the current state of individual organs and systems. With the help of general and biochemical laboratory tests, specialists can diagnose anemia, dysfunction in the kidneys, liver, gastrointestinal tract, lungs. In some cases, adenocarcinoma-specific laboratory tests are performed. For example, in prostate cancer, a test to determine the level of PSA (prostat specific antigen) in the blood is carried out.

Biopsy. Any cancer diagnosis is made on the basis of a biopsy. A small area of the tumor is taken with a thin needle and other minimally invasive method under the control of ultrasound or other imaging methods. The biopsy can also be taken during the operation. After extraction, the tissue is treated in a special way and evaluated by a pathologist in a specialized laboratory.

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Where do adenocarcinoma diagnoses and treats abroad?

Adenocarcinoma treatment is a complex, multi-step process, which requires a well-coordinated team of specialists: medical oncologist, radiologist, surgeon, specialists of related specialties. It means that the patient must be diagnosed and treated at a multidisciplinary medical facility equipped with everything necessary for the treatment of oncological pathology.

MedTour website presents foreign medical centers, where the patient can undergo all necessary examinations, as well as get the full range of medical care within one hospital.
Adenocarcinoma diagnosis and treatment is possible in clinics of Turkey, Germany, Spain, Austria, Czech Republic, Israel, South Korea, India.

More detailed information can be provided by our coordinating physician. To do this, you need to leave an application on our website.

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How to arrange adenocarcinoma treatment abroad?

In order to be able to diagnose and treat adenocarcinoma in one of the clinics, you must leave an application on our website. You will be contacted by our coordinator doctor, who will answer all your questions, collect a detailed anamnesis and request medical documentation that reflects the current state of the patient.

Your medical documents will be reviewed by a specialized specialist in the international department of the clinic. The doctor will assess the current situation and recommend a diagnostic plan. You will be able to get preliminary cost of diagnostics and treatment before coming to the clinic.

MedTour staff will be able to make an appointment for your diagnosis and treatment at the necessary time, book a transfer, as well as help with air ticket reservations and accommodation of accompanying persons near the clinic.

MedTour services are absolutely free for patients. You pay directly at the clinic, on the fact of diagnosis and treatment.

How is adenocarcinoma treated abroad?

Surgical treatment

If adenocarcinoma is detected at an early stage of the process, the doctor considers surgical removal of the tumor. Depending on which area adenocarcinoma is detected, in addition to the tumor, the doctor can remove lymphatic vessels and nodes, as well as some areas of healthy tissue. This radical approach increases the patient’s chances of full recovery and reduces the risk of development that is remote during the relapse.
In foreign clinics, doctors use minimally invasive surgical techniques such as laparoscopy and robotic operations on the Da Vinci robot.

Chemotherapy

Chemotherapy can act as monotherapy or in combination with other treatments such as radiation therapy and immunotherapy. Chemotherapy is prescribed both before and after surgery.
Chemotherapy may be injected intravenously or directly into the cavity where the tumor is located. Also, chemopreparations can be injected into the lumen of the vessel through which the tumor is fed from the vascular channel. This method is called chemoembolism.

Radiation Therapy

Tumor irradiation is one of the main methods of adenocarcinoma treatment. Radiation therapy can be prescribed during treatment along with other methods — surgical removal of the tumor or chemotherapy.
Radiation therapy helps to reduce the size of the tumor, and also helps to destroy the tumor areas that are not amenable to surgical intervention or remain out of sight due to the small size of the doctor. That is why radiation therapy can be useful before and after surgery.

Target therapy and immunotherapy

Every day, scientists conduct dozens of clinical trials on the use of new methods of treatment of cancer processes, including adenocarcinoma. In foreign clinics, patients are offered treatment with targeted drugs and immunotherapy.
Targeted therapy (therapy with targeted effect) is aimed directly at tumor cells. Such drugs have an effect on cell division and growth. Target therapy has less effect on healthy organs and tissues and is less toxic than classical chemotherapy.
Immunological treatment (immunotherapy) stimulates the patient’s own immunity and increases the ability of the patient’s cells to recognize and destroy the tumor.

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Kateryna Maliarchuk
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