Sadiaover 2 years ago
Surgery for cancer
Surgery removes cancer that is contained in one area. Surgery removes some, but not all, of a cancer tumor. Debulking is used when removing an entire tumor might damage an organ or the body. Removing part of a tumor can help other treatments work better.
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