Liver cancer in children
Liver cancer in children is an oncological disease characterized by the development of a malignant tumor that forms from abnormal cells of the child's liver or is a consequence of the metastasis of pathological cells of neighboring organs.
Cancer neoplasms of the liver in children have different types, some have an aggressive course, grow rapidly, metastasize. Symptoms of liver cancer in children depend on the type of tumor, size, structural features, the rate of metastasis of abnormal cells, and the degree of damage to other organs of the child. Timely detection of liver cancer in children increases the chances of successful treatment results.
Many parents seek to treat children diagnosed with cancer in Israel. Leading Israeli oncologists have many years of successful experience in the treatment of liver cancer in children through the use of progressive diagnostic techniques, modern therapeutic methods, and innovative medical equipment.
Diagnosis of liver cancer in childhood
In an Israeli clinic, a child diagnosed with liver cancer will undergo a high-quality examination, develop an individual treatment program at an affordable price. Examination of children diagnosed with liver cancer in Israeli clinics includes the use of the latest diagnostic methods, providing highly accurate results. The use of innovative robotic systems, imaging systems, progressive therapeutic techniques, organ-preserving minimally invasive surgeries contributes to the most effective treatment of liver cancer in children.
The following methods are used for differential diagnosis of childhood liver cancer:
- study of the child's medical history;
- blood test for tumor markers;
- biopsy, histological examination of biopsy;
- determination of the degree of metastasis, type of cancer;
- MRI, CT, X-ray examination, ultrasound.
The expediency of a specific diagnostic procedure for a child is determined by the clinic doctor on an individual basis. Based on the results of the diagnosis, oncologists and other narrow specialists jointly decide on further methods of treating a child diagnosed with liver cancer at an affordable price.
After a specified diagnosis, the total cost of treating the child is determined. The price formation is influenced by the results of the survey. The cost of services can be paid in any convenient way after the completion of all treatment measures.
Liver cancer in children: the cost of treatment in Israel
Therapy for liver cancer in children in Israeli clinics involves high-precision detection of malignant neoplasms, the use of effective treatment methods, as well as affordable prices.
Risk-adapted treatment of oncology in children requires an integrated approach. The list of therapeutic manipulations for cancer can be adjusted, and depends on the operability of the tumor, the degree of metastasis, the severity of symptoms, the structure of the tumor, and the general condition of the child. The cost of a separate therapeutic manipulation depends on the type, characteristics of the neoplasm, the nature of the course of the disease.
Therapy for liver cancer in children is carried out with minimal damage to healthy tissues, it involves the use of the following techniques:
- methods complete, partial removal of the tumor;
- radiation therapy;
- adapted chemotherapy;
- hepatic artery embolization.
Operation in the early stages of the child's illness, good results of therapy. The cost of cancer treatment in children in Israeli clinics depends on a number of factors. The price of services is influenced by the type of cancer, the stage of the disease, the peculiarities of diagnostic procedures, the methods of therapy used, the length of stay of the child in the clinic, etc. The cost of services in Israel is much lower than the prices for similar services for children in well-known European, American cancer centers.
In an Israeli clinic, every child diagnosed with liver cancer will be provided with high-quality medical care, a comfortable stay, and medical services focused on the full recovery of the child's health.