Laboratory methods for diagnosing cancer include: general clinical blood and urine tests, biochemical blood tests, proteinograms, immunohistochemical tests.
For cancer treatment, leading Spanish specialists perform pre-surgery course of chemotherapy, which helps reduce the tumour size and prevent metastases into healthy tissues and organs. For this purpose, special cytostatic preparations are used, which stop the development and spread of cancer cells.
Surgery for a malignant tumour is organ-preserving. In cases of severe cancer, advanced cancer and lack of timely treatment, surgeons resort to removing the tumour affected area and then replace it with an implant.
After surgery, the Navarra Hospital offers post-operative chemotherapy and radiotherapy. This helps to kill the remaining cancer cells, prevent metastases and prevent recurrences.