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Vulvar Cancer
This video shows the surgical technique to perform the sentinel lymph node detection with Tc 99 and ICG in women with vulvar cancer in Valencia Spain
More information to contact Dr Lucas Minig
https://drlucasminig.com/en/contacto/
What is Vulvar Cancer?
https://withoutaribbon.org/vul....var-squamous-cell-ca
Vulvar cancer is a rare cancer that develops in the vulva. It is the area of the skin that surrounds and protects the female external (urethra, vagina) and internal (cervix and uterus) reproductive organs. Among vulvar cancer squamous cell carcinoma is most common.
What is #Vulvar #Squamous Cell #Carcinoma?
Disease Etiology (Cause)?
Signs and Symptoms?
Diagnosis?
Treatment?
What Support can we Give for Vulvar Squamous Cell Carcinoma?
Visit the link above.
#cancer #NFP #rarecancer
Conoce todo sobre el cáncer de vulva, a través del Dr. Jorge Enrique Monges Jones, destacado cirujano general y miembro de Top Doctors
http://www.topdoctors.mx/docto....r/jorge-enrique-mong
El cáncer de vulva afecta principalmente los órganos externos de las mujeres, es decir, los labios mayores y menos.
Inicialmente comienza con una lesión pequeña hasta que crece y se vuelve más agresiva.,
Los síntomas del cáncer de vulva pueden ser comezón, sangrado, mancha o cambio de coloración en los labio.
Las mujeres que tienen mayor riesgo de desarrollar cáncer de vulva son aquellas que hayan tenido o tengan alguna enfermedad de transmisión sexual.
Esta enfermedad tienda a afectar principalmente a las mujeres mayores de 60 años, sin embargo también puede afectar a mujeres más jóvenes.
El tratamiento del cáncer de vulva principalmente es quirúrgica, sin embargo depende de el estado en el que el cáncer sea diagnosticado.
¿Qué encontrarás en el video?
0:16 ¿Qué es y en qué consiste?
0:51 ¿Cuáles son los síntomas o factores de riesgo?
01:49 ¿A quiénes afecta principalmente?
02:12 ¿Cuál es el tratamiento?
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