Colon cancer

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Colon cancer refers to malignancy that occurs in the first five feet of the large intestine. Up to 95 percent of colon tumors begin as benign polyps. It can take years for a polyp to become malignant, and not all will. The slow growth of colon cancer increases its potential to invade lymph nodes or breach the intestinal wall into surrounding organs.

From early screening and genetic testing to diagnosis through treatment and support, we offer you a team of leading colorectal surgeons and gastroenterologists, the latest technology and a wide variety of care options to improve your outcome and overall quality of life.

Treatment options

First of all, it is comforting to know that a colostomy is seldom needed as part of your colon cancer treatment. It's true that surgery is a frequent first step. Our colorectal surgeons are experienced in traditional and high-tech surgical techniques that can reduce recovery times with excellent results.

We also specialize in emerging targeted and biologic (immuno) therapies that show promising outcomes. As medical experts, our goal is to leave no stone unturned to restore your health. Our facilities and technology offer every advanced capability available. Learn more about colon cancer treatments here, and know that we consider the role of guiding your health journey a privilege.

Biologic therapy
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Chemotherapy
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Laparoscopic surgery
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Radiation oncology
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Robotic–assisted surgery
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Targeted therapy
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Transanal endoscopic microsurgery
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