Hospital GroupJohannesburg, South Africa
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Netcare Group provides innovative, quality healthcare in South Africa and the United Kingdom.
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At a glance
Key planning information for uterine cancer treatment in South Africa.
4–5 daysProcedure time
3–4 daysHospital stay
4 hospitalsList uterine cancer treatment
Uterine Cancer Treatment in South Africa is priced per case at 4 hospitals. The operation takes 4 to 5 days, with 3 to 4 days in hospital. Each hospital quotes its own price for your case.
Hospitals and clinics offering Uterine Cancer Treatment in South Africa
Uterine Cancer Treatment is listed by 4 hospitals in South Africa. The order reshuffles every hour so each gets equal exposure.
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Hospital GroupJohannesburg, South Africa
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Life Healthcare is a leading private hospital operator in South Africa and primarily serves the market for privately insured individuals, representing approximately eight million people. The group provides mainly acute care, high technology private hospital services.
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Private HospitalMthatha, South Africa
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Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital is a large Provincial government funded hospital situated in central Mthatha in South Africa. It is a tertiary teaching hospital and forms part of the Mthatha Hospital Complex.
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Private HospitalCape Town, South Africa
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The extensive hospital network includes 64 hospitals (of which 57 are majority owned by Life Healthcare and another seven in which the group holds substantial minority ownership), providing a range of healthcare services throughout South Africa.
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Description of Uterine Cancer Treatment:
Treatment overview:
The treatment of uterine cancer endometrial cancer depends on the stage of the cancer. In the early stages, surgery and close follow up may be the only required management. The choice of treatment depends on the location and severity of the cancer.
What are the treatment options for uterine cancer?
What is the success rate of uterine cancer treatment?
Surgery and histopathological staging forms the mainstay of management of endometrial or uterine cancers. Other treatment options, include chemotherapy, radiotherapy and hormonal therapy also play an important role.
- Surgery: Surgery involves the removal of uterus and cervix with or without the removal of ovaries and fallopian tubes. Adjacent lymph nodes may also be removed. Staging is also done during surgery in which few samples of tissue or fluid are taken and sent for examination.
- Radiotherapy: High energy radiations are used to destroy the cancer cells. Radiation may be given as external beam therapy in which radiation source is outside the body or as internal beam therapy where small source is placed inside the body near the cancer tissue. The decision to start radiotherapy depends on the extent of the cancer. Though, it is usually given in stage II, III and IV. It is treatment of choice in patients who are poor candidates for surgery.
- Chemotherapy: It is mainly used in the advanced stages of uterine cancer. Powerful drugs are used to kill the cancer cells.
- Hormonal therapy: It is also an option in uterine cancer, though it is mainly used in the advanced or metastatic stages of cancer.
What is the success rate of uterine cancer treatment?
Success of treatment in uterine or endometrial cancer depends on the stage and grade of the uterine cancer. Early stage of cancer has good response to surgery and chemotherapy. Survival rate with radiotherapy alone is 15-20% less than that with surgery.
About Uterine Cancer Treatment
Key facts to plan your treatment: how long it takes, your hospital stay, anaesthesia, risks and recovery.
Duration of surgery/treatment
A stay of 4- 5 days is required in the hospital. Further stay depends on the chemotherapy and radiotherapy cycles.
Days admitted
Usually 3-4 days of hospital stay is required for the surgery
Anesthesia
Surgery is done under general anaesthesia
Recovery
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Risks
Haemorrhage, Risks associated with anaesthesia, Infection, Risks due to chemotherapy such as fatigue, hair loss, anaemia, nausea, increased susceptibility to infections etc., Risks associated with radiation therapy including diarrhoea, fatigue, local skin reaction, burning and increased urination
After care
Uterine or endometrial cancer can recur hence, regular follow up is required. Any warning signs like vaginal bleeding, weight loss, decreased appetite, shortness of breath etc. need urgent attention.
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