What Does Metastatic Deposits Of Mucin Secreting Carcinoma At Right Inguinal Region Mean?
hi sir i have query about a biopsy lab report there is a impression (metastatic deposits of mucin secreting carcinoma/pseudomyxoma peritoneil ) at right inguinal region (measuring tissue 2.0*2.0*1.0cm) i need an explanation of disease and its treatment and whether it is curable or not?(age 74 male)
Hello sir, it is a kind of epithelial tumor usually originates from appendix,here i have no idea whether you undergone appendectomy earlier.it is a very rare kind of tumor .As the tumor grows and occludes the lumen, mucus accumulates and the appendix ruptures. The peritoneum is then seeded with mucus-producing cells, which continue to proliferate and produce mucus. The progressive accumulation of copious amounts of mucinous fluid gradually fills the peritoneal cavity and then it leads to intestinal obstruction, which is fatal without treatment. there is two types of treatment, 1.best suggested one is aggressive type; it includes cytoreduction and intraperitoneal chemotherapy cytoreduction means removal of as much as cancerous growth . intraperitoneal chemotherapy means administration of heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy after surgery. the survival rate is 5 years in 70-80%. i hope this information is helpful.
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What Does Metastatic Deposits Of Mucin Secreting Carcinoma At Right Inguinal Region Mean?
Hello sir, it is a kind of epithelial tumor usually originates from appendix,here i have no idea whether you undergone appendectomy earlier.it is a very rare kind of tumor .As the tumor grows and occludes the lumen, mucus accumulates and the appendix ruptures. The peritoneum is then seeded with mucus-producing cells, which continue to proliferate and produce mucus. The progressive accumulation of copious amounts of mucinous fluid gradually fills the peritoneal cavity and then it leads to intestinal obstruction, which is fatal without treatment. there is two types of treatment, 1.best suggested one is aggressive type; it includes cytoreduction and intraperitoneal chemotherapy cytoreduction means removal of as much as cancerous growth . intraperitoneal chemotherapy means administration of heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy after surgery. the survival rate is 5 years in 70-80%. i hope this information is helpful.