k Stomach cancer treatment, Xray Stomach cancer treatment. Postoperative coloured X ray of a patients digestive system, having undergone a gastrectomy as a result of stomach cancer. The procedure was an anastomosis Billroth I gastrectomy, which removed part of the stomach and connected the remaining portion centre, pink to the start of the small intestine duodenum, centre to lower left, pink. Stomach gastric cancers may cause pain, loss of appetite, nausea and weight loss. If the cancer is detected early and the gastrectomy is successful, 85 of patients survive over five years. In more advanced and inoperable cases, radiotherapy and anticancer drugs are used to prolong life. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Stomach cancer treatment, X ray Stomach cancer treatment. Post operative coloured X  ray of a patient s digestive system, having undergone a gastrectomy as a result of stomach cancer. The procedure was an anastomosis  Billroth I gastrectomy , which removed part of the stomach and connected the remaining portion  centre, pink  to the start of the small intestine  duodenum, centre to lower left, pink . Stomach  gastric  cancers may cause pain, loss of appetite, nausea and weight loss. If the cancer is detected early and the gastrectomy is successful, 85  of patients survive over five years. In more advanced and inoperable cases, radiotherapy and anticancer drugs are used to prolong life.
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Stomach cancer treatment, X-ray

Stomach cancer treatment. Post-operative coloured X- ray of a patient's digestive system, having undergone a gastrectomy as a result of stomach cancer. The procedure was an anastomosis (Billroth I gastrectomy), which removed part of the stomach and connected the remaining portion (centre, pink) to the start of the small intestine (duodenum, centre to lower left, pink). Stomach (gastric) cancers may cause pain, loss of appetite, nausea and weight loss. If the cancer is detected early and the gastrectomy is successful, 85% of patients survive over five years. In more advanced and inoperable cases, radiotherapy and anticancer drugs are used to prolong life.

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