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Effect of early diagnosis, response to conventional therapies and possibility of recurrence of disease in different cancer patients in Bangladeshi adults

Samiur Rahman, Jahangir Alam, Kazi Saiful Islam, T. Mustafa, AGM Rakibuzzaman, Sadia Afrin

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Recurrence is a great problem in cancer treatment. A proportion of cancer patients develop recurrence, even after curative resection. In the present study, data of a total 315 cancer patients, age between 22 to 60 years were analyzed, among them 130 patients were male and 185 were female. Patients were diagnosed with primary stage of cancer (72%) and secondary stage of cancer (28%). They were treated with either chemo-therapy or radiation therapy or surgery. We found that most patients show good response and improved clinical features on surgical removal than other treatment. Cancer may recur after conventional therapies and this recurrence may be prevented through early diagnosis and treatment, proper knowledge, life style change.

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Recurrence is a great problem in cancer treatment. A proportion of cancer patients develop recurrence, even after curative resection. In the present study, data of a total 315 cancer patients, age between 22 to 60 years were analyzed, among them 130 patients were male and 185 were female. Patients were diagnosed with primary stage of cancer (72%) and secondary stage of cancer (28%). They were treated with either chemo-therapy or radiation therapy or surgery. We found that most patients show good response and improved clinical features on surgical removal than other treatment. Cancer may recur after conventional therapies and this recurrence may be prevented through early diagnosis and treatment, proper knowledge, life style change.

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Recurrence is a great problem in cancer treatment. A proportion of cancer patients develop recurrence, even after curative resection. In the present study, data of a total 315 cancer patients, age between 22 to 60 years were analyzed, among them 130 patients were male and 185 were female. Patients were diagnosed with primary stage of cancer (72%) and secondary stage of cancer (28%). They were treated with either chemo-therapy or radiation therapy or surgery. We found that most patients show good response and improved clinical features on surgical removal than other treatment. Cancer may recur after conventional therapies and this recurrence may be prevented through early diagnosis and treatment, proper knowledge, life style change.

Key concepts: Medicine, Cancer, Radiation therapy, Stage (stratigraphy), Disease, Surgery, Cancer treatment, Cancer recurrence

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