Thank u Dr. you are a true hero in my eyes for helping humanity!! I have a Question, my mother was diagnosed with rectal cancer last month and they said it is either stage 2 or 3.. what are the normal life expectancys if u don't mind telling me after her surgery in the next 2 months.. Thank u very much in advance!
@GengisTV Real stage will be determined only after operation and histological study of cancer and lymph nodes. As a rule, all patients with II-III stages undergo preoperative irradiation or neoadjuvant (adjuvant) chemoradiotherapy. The surgery usually depends on the localization of rectal cancer: rectum anterior resection or abdominoperineal rectum extirpation with lymph node dissection. If procedure is complete (R0) overall 5-year survival for these patients ranged from 70-80% to 100%.
@Kshivets002 Thanks for your reply! she just did a ultrasound this morning and they said now that it's in stage 1..i hope they're right. She's starting radiation i believe next week as well as chemo in pill form for 5 weeks than they said in about 6-8 weeks after they will perform surgery.
have concerns about the effects of these insanitary practices on the rest of society. Here in Britain, these disgusting men who participate in these dirty and unhealthy practices have got the law on their side. Watch my videos about this and why are men inserting eels into their bottoms". Well done for having the strength to publicise your views. These people are allowed to work in resaurants even though studies show that they have the highest incidence of hepatitis A and intestinal parasites.
Thank u Dr. you are a true hero in my eyes for helping humanity!! I have a Question, my mother was diagnosed with rectal cancer last month and they said it is either stage 2 or 3.. what are the normal life expectancys if u don't mind telling me after her surgery in the next 2 months.. Thank u very much in advance!
GengisTV 2 months ago 10
@GengisTV Real stage will be determined only after operation and histological study of cancer and lymph nodes. As a rule, all patients with II-III stages undergo preoperative irradiation or neoadjuvant (adjuvant) chemoradiotherapy. The surgery usually depends on the localization of rectal cancer: rectum anterior resection or abdominoperineal rectum extirpation with lymph node dissection. If procedure is complete (R0) overall 5-year survival for these patients ranged from 70-80% to 100%.
Kshivets002 1 month ago 14
@Kshivets002 Thanks for your reply! she just did a ultrasound this morning and they said now that it's in stage 1..i hope they're right. She's starting radiation i believe next week as well as chemo in pill form for 5 weeks than they said in about 6-8 weeks after they will perform surgery.
You are much appreciated by me Dr. !!
GengisTV 1 month ago 13
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have concerns about the effects of these insanitary practices on the rest of society. Here in Britain, these disgusting men who participate in these dirty and unhealthy practices have got the law on their side. Watch my videos about this and why are men inserting eels into their bottoms". Well done for having the strength to publicise your views. These people are allowed to work in resaurants even though studies show that they have the highest incidence of hepatitis A and intestinal parasites.
simplysell1 5 months ago
That's a really trusted technique.
surgerynci 1 year ago 82
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Funniest of all surgeries!
clsurg 1 year ago
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Funniest of all surgeries!
clsurg 1 year ago
Dear Dr Oleg Kshivets, what about Arab patients?
saudisurgery 1 year ago 152
@saudisurgery Yes, sure.
Kshivets002 1 year ago 10
Best colorectal surgeon
niohung 1 year ago 213
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I never saw surgeon who could operate perfectly like you since esophagogastrectomies, pneumonectomies and finishing rectum extirpations. Cool!
nypcts 1 year ago
I never saw surgeon who could operate perfectly like you since esophagogastrectomies, pneumonectomies and finishing rectum extirpations. Cool!
nypcts 1 year ago 275
Yes, extraordinary surgeon!
massachusettsgenhosp 2 years ago 202
Unique and simultaneously universal surgeon!
uhnpmh 2 years ago 231