Diagnosis & treatment - page 10

Sports can involve spectacular competitions and fans often experience vivid emotions when watching them. They admire the skill and physical capabilities of athletes, often without thinking about the other side of the coin – active workout and the high risk of injury during training and performance. According to statistics, the average injury during training and performance. According to statistics, the average injury rate is 2.6 cases for every 1,000 hours of training.

Glioblastoma is a malignant neoplasm arising from brain cells. This diagnosis sounds threatening due to a number of reasons. First of all, even benign intracranial tumors have certain risk regarding the life and neurological status. Another thing is that the neoplasm grows fast and invades surrounding tissue. The World Health Organization determines this type of cancer as the grade IV one, with the highest degree of malignancy.

A neuroendocrine cell tumor, or NET, is a relatively rare neoplasm that can develop in all body regions where the hormone-producing cells are present. Tumors that develop from the neuroendocrine cells preserve the ability to produce hormones and respond to the impulses from the autonomic nervous system. In addition to the unusual and...

Tinnitus is one of the most frequent symptoms with which patients refer to the doctor. This symptom is non-specific. That is, a doctor won’t be able to define the illness right away, as tinnitus accompanies many various pathological processes. Some of them are quite dangerous and can be even life-threatening. Let’s talk about noise...

Lung cancer is a severe disease with an unfavorable prognosis. If the disease is detected during the first stage, the five-year survival of patients in developed countries reaches 70%.. But the problem is that patients with lung cancer are usually diagnosed during the advanced stages. Therefore, the average five-year survival rate of patients is only 10%. At the same time, 80% of patients die within a year after diagnosis.

The phrase “treatment in Germany” has long been a symbol of solving complex health problems. Thousands of people come here from European countries, CIS and the United States annually. German clinics willingly provide medical care to foreign patients, because treatment of foreigners is rarely covered by the health insurance and therefore brings an additional income.

The World Health Organization classifies obesity as a "noncommunicable epidemic of the 21st century". According to current statistics, more than 50% of Europeans cannot get rid of their excessive weight, while more than 20% of Europeans suffer from obesity. In economically developed countries, the treatment costs for obesity and...

Choosing the best doctor abroad is not an easy task for a cancer patient. Health, the likelihood of a cancer cure, life expectancy, and quality of life depend on this choice. We will tell you how to choose the best oncological gastroenterologist for the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal cancers, and, if necessary, we will help you choose a doctor who specializes in the treatment of your specific disease.