Colorectal carcinoma - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology

What is colorectal carcinoma? Colorectal carcinoma, also known as colon cancer, is when malignant or cancerous cells arise in the large intestines, which includes the colon and rectum.
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[@terryshaw9471]

Had stage 2 almost stage 3 colorectal cancer and had chemo (4 rounds with 72 hrs with pump too after each round) and 28 rounds of radiation, Iliostomy surgery and reverse Iliostomy surgery. No complications from treatments as far as nausea and exercising in between helped too and kept appetite while eating smart. Now having normal bowel movements and very blessed

[@michaelfishman7174]

God was on your side. I lost my mom to colon cancer.

[@elsbandiola4943]

What were your symptoms?

[@terryshaw9471]

@@elsbandiola4943No pain but had blood in my stools

[@terryshaw9471]

@@elsbandiola4943Blood in my stools was the major warning sign for me then after the colonoscopy the doctor confirmed it

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2:38 Isn't KRAS a Protooncogene, sir? In the video @2:38 it is mentioned as a Tumor suppressor Gene

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my mom passed away from this cancer 😢

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Hello, could you please tell me what kind of cells and tissues the colon and rectum are comprised of exactly? :)

[@lukasx543]

But it is in the video.

[@webmasternotawebmaster356]

Anus has stratified squamous epithelium and the colon and intestines have i believe simple columnar epithelium

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My sister and mother died due to colon cancer. What are the state of the art oncology treatments for 2024?

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