Why Choose MCHG | Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, China

Colon cancer

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the 3rd most common cancer worldwide and the 2nd leading cause of death from cancer. In 2020, there were 1.93 million new cases of CRC and 940,000 deaths from CRC, accounting for 10% of the total number of new cancers and 9.4% of the total number of deaths in the world, second only to lung cancer. The incidence of early-onset CRC is growing worldwide rapidly.

Symptoms of colon cancer

When you were diagnosed with colorectal cancer, did you feel helpless, scared, and lost?

Persistent physical discomfort
Abdominal pain, bloating, persistent vague or dull aches, and pains are symptoms that affect your daily life and make you suffer mentally.
Upheaval in bowel habits
Diarrhea alternates with constipation, bowel movements are often painful or unusual, and you feel like you haven't emptied your bowels after a bowel movement. These changes make your life incredibly difficult.
Fear of side effects from treatment
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy, surgery, and other treatments can help you fight the disease, but the side effects such as nausea, vomiting, and fatigue may make your treatment more difficult.

You're not alone when it comes to bowel cancer! At our hospital, you will find the courage and strength to overcome the disease. Join us now and let us work together for your health!
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Classification and Stages of Colorectal Cancer

Understanding the classification and stages of colorectal cancer is essential to developing an effective treatment plan.

Classification:

Location classification: Depending on the location of the tumor in the colon or rectum, colorectal cancer can be divided into right colon cancer, left colon cancer, and rectal cancer. Pathological classification: According to the histological characteristics of the tumor, colorectal cancer can be divided into adenocarcinoma, mucinous adenocarcinoma, signet ring cell carcinoma, etc.

Stages:

The stage of colorectal cancer is based on the size of the tumor, the depth of invasion, lymph node metastases, and distant metastases. It’s usually divided into stage I, II, III, and IV.

How long can a patient with colorectal cancer live?

Colorectal cancer
Five-year survival rate

about 90%
Early stage (stage I)
about 50% to 78%
Mid-stage (stage II-III)
about 5% to 15%
Late stage (stage IV)

Interventional Treatment X Colorectal Cancer

Minimally invasive treatment guided by imaging technologies only requires an incision of 1-2 mm, puncture under the guidance of imaging technologies, and special catheters, guidewires, and other precision instruments are directly introduced into the human body to diagnose the lesion, or extract its tissue and choose to carry out local treatment at the same time or electively.

1.Less trauma and faster recovery: Compared with traditional surgery, interventional therapy has less trauma, less pain, and shorter recovery time, allowing patients to return to normal life faster.
2. High accuracy and remarkable effect: Under the guidance of imaging equipment, interventional therapy can accurately reach the lesion area, carry out precise treatment, and improve the treatment effect.
3. Less side effects and high safety: Due to small trauma, there are relatively few side effects and complications for interventional patients, and the safety is higher.
4. Conducive to preserving intestinal function: Interventional therapy can preserve the patient's intestinal function to the greatest extent and improve the patient's quality of life.
5. Improve the quality of life: Interventional therapy not only effectively treats colorectal cancer, but also alleviates the symptoms of patients, improves the quality of life, and prolongs the survival period.

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Integrated Minimally Invasive Treatment VS Traditional Treatment

St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou mainly uses the new integrated anti-cancer model of "integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, minimally invasive targeting" to treat cancer, such as interventional therapy, seed implantation therapy, combined knife, microwave ablation, nanoknife, cryotherapy, etc., combined with each cancer patient's specific condition and personal needs, to develop a personalized integrated minimally invasive treatment plan.

Integrated Minimally Invasive Treatment 1. No need for excision and few complications: Minimally invasive treatment can greatly preserve the intestine and enter the body through a small incision, which greatly reduces complications such as postoperative infection.
2. Small trauma, fewer side effects, fewer complications, and fast recovery: Minimally invasive treatment is a minimally invasive non-open surgery, which has less postoperative pain and fast recovery, which can greatly improve the life quality of patients.
3. Short treatment time: The minimally invasive treatment cycle is about one week, the recovery cycle is short, and the effect is fast, helping patients return to normal life faster.
4. Patients do not need to wait for an appointment and are admitted to the hospital for immediate treatment.
5. One-on-one individual consultation to ensure the privacy and security of patients to a great extent.

Surgical Resection: 1. There are many complications of resection: surgical resection of part of the intestine, intestinal anastomosis is not ideal, such as anastomotic leakage will cause fecal secretion in the intestinal tract to cause peritonitis, resulting in sepsis affecting life.
2. Affect bowel function: It’s easy to change bowel habits and increase the frequency of bowel movements.
3. Long recovery cycle: patients need to undergo a long period of dietary adjustment and rehabilitation training after surgery.
Radiotherapy: 1. Serious side effects: radiotherapy is often accompanied by side effects such as nausea, vomiting, and mouth ulcers, which greatly affect the quality of life of patients.
2. Long treatment cycle: It usually lasts for many weeks or even months, affecting the patient's life and work.
3. Large trauma: If the number of radiotherapy is relatively high, it may lead to serious damage to the intestinal wall, and intestinal perforation is prone to occur.
Chemotherapy: 1. Serious side effects: Often accompanied by obvious side effects such as hair loss, anemia, vomiting, immunosuppression, etc., which greatly affect the life quality of patients.
2. Unstable treatment effect: Patients are prone to problems such as drug resistance and immunosuppression to chemotherapy drugs, resulting in a decrease in treatment effect, an increase in complications, and treatment difficulty.
3. Long treatment cycle: Usually 8-24 times, affecting the patient's life and work.

Integrated Minimally Invasive Treatment Techniques for Colorectal Cancer

When it comes to colorectal cancer, choosing the right treatment is crucial. We have 18 minimally invasive treatment techniques to protect your health. Join us now and let's fight the cancer together!

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Colorectal Cancer Patient Story

At St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, we have witnessed countless colorectal cancer patients come out of their pain and regain their self-confidence in life. The following are real cases of colorectal cancer patients in our hospital.

Prostate cancer: SOMPORN NA PHATTHALUNG; Thailand

Tongue Cancer: EVA JESSICA; Indonesia

Stage IV Colon Cancer: CHNG BON KEE; Malaysia

Colon Cancer: Nguyen Thi Tuoi; Vietnam

Lung Cancer: Truong Khac Tuoc; Vietnam

Breast Cancer: Huynh Thi Nuong; Vietnam

Cervical Cancer: Mai Thi Kim Duyen; Vietnam

Stage IV Colorectal Cancer: HENDRY ANGGLES; Indonesia

Synovial Sarcoma: VERA MATWICHYNA; Canada

Lymphoma: Muhammad Fakhri; Indonesia

Stage IV Lung Cancer: Toh Bee Guet; Malaysia

Basal Cell Carcinoma (a form of skin cancer): Vuong The Hung; Vietnam

Stage IV Pancreatic Cancer: Nguyen Thinh; Vietnam

Lymphoma: Chong Fui Min; Malaysia

Breast Cancer: SULASTRI; Indonesia

Lung Cancer: WONG SIOE IN; Indonesia

Nasopharyngeal Cancer: ANNI IBRIAH; Indonesia

Endometrial Cancer: LINDA LILIANA SITOMPUL; Indonesia

Multiple Myeloma: PALINEE SUTHISARUNSAK; Thailand

Meet the Professional, Meet the Hope - MDT

When faced with the challenges of colorectal cancer, it’s crucial to choose a hospital with a strength, experience, and professional team. Our MDT is your trusted partner. The MDT at St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou is composed of multidisciplinary medical experts with deep academic backgrounds and rich clinical experience in this field. Our team of experts not only pursues exquisite surgical techniques but also provides a full range of services in terms of psychological support and rehabilitation guidance to ensure that patients receive the most comprehensive care. Our hospital always adheres to the patient-centered approach and formulates personalized treatment plans based on the specific conditions of patients to ensure that patients get the best results.