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By Dr Albert Edwards
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Prostate cancer begins in the prostate gland. Traditional treatment methods for prostate cancer can cause damage to the surrounding tissues, which can result in further urinary problems. Another option is using LDR seed brachytherapy, which treats prostate cancer in a localised manner, protecting nearby tissue. Highly skilled consultant clinical oncologist Dr Albert Edwards, based in Canterbury and Maidstone, explains what LDR brachytherapy is and what to expect from the procedure.
By Professor Chris Nutting
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Clinical oncology
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Professor Chris Nutting gives an expert guide for patients on what to expect from radioactive iodine therapy, often administered following surgery to remove a thryoid cancer.
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Lung cancer is a common cause of death from cancer in the UK, affecting more than 47,000 people every year. While the long-term outlook improves every day from improvements in treatment of advanced disease, detection and treatment of cancer in its earliest stage(s) remains key for prognosis. Here, Dr Crispin Hiley, highly esteemed consultant clinical oncologist, provides a comprehensive overview of early-stage lung cancer.
By Dr Crispin Hiley
12.09.22
Clinical oncology
Ask an expert: What is oligometastatic cancer?
What exactly is oligometastatic cancer? In this article, highly revered London-based consultant clinical oncologist shares his expertise on the disease. He discusses how this cancer isdiagnosed and evaluated, and what the prognosis is in patients who have developed oligometastatic cancer.
By Dr Apurna Jegannathen
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Clinical oncology
Chemotherapy and breast cancer: an expert insight
Here, find out how effective chemotherapy can be for patients who are undergoing treatment for breast cancer, how often chemotherapy is required for patients with the illness, and what exactly patients can expect in the chemotherapy process, as highly revered consultant clinical oncologist, Dr Apurna Jegannathen, gives us a comprehensive all-you-need-to-know guide.
By Professor Chris Nutting
12.05.22
Clinical oncology
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is an extremely common virus that the majority of us will be exposed to at one point or another in our lifetime. In our latest article, extremely well-regarded and highly experienced London-based consultant clinical oncologist Professor Chris Nutting, explains how vaccination against HPV works to protect against the virus and its effects.
By Dr Richard Shaffer
01.04.22
Clinical oncology
Psoriasis, keloid scarring, arthritis and many more: Could radiotherapy be the answer?
Radiotherapy, traditionally used to treat cancer, can also be beneficial to patients with benign conditions such as psoriasis, arthritis and keloid scarring. In this illuminating article, highly respected radiotherapy specialist and consultant clinical oncologist Dr Richard Shaffer gives an expert guide to radiotherapy for benign conditions.
By Dr Matthew Williams
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Clinical oncology
Extended genomic testing explained
Extended genomic testing is the process by which alterations, copies and mutations in genes are analysed. The reach of this type of testing has developed greatly in recent years and it now has many applications. One such application is in assessing and treating brain tumours, as the results give doctors the specefic information they need in order to target treatment as effectively as possible. In this article, renowned consultant clinical oncologist and researcher Dr Matthew Williams explains the science behind this innovative type of testing and how it can be used to achieve improved outcomes for patients.
By Professor Chris Nutting
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Clinical oncology
Swallowing problems after head & neck cancer treatment
Patients who are treated with chemotherapy and radiation for head and neck cancer develop side effects both during and in the long term after treatment. In this article, expert consultant clinical oncologist Professor Chris Nutting discusses what swallowing problems may occur after cancer treatment in the head and neck.
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