MODERN ASPECTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSIS OF COLORECTAL CANCER

Professor. Tillyashaikhov Mirzagolib Nigmatovich; K.m.n. Rakhimov Okiljon Abdukhalilovich; D.m.n. associate professor Adilhodzhaev Askar Anvarovich; K.m.n. Akhmedov Odiljon Muhamedzhanovich; Makhkamov Tahir Khakimovich

MODERN ASPECTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSIS OF COLORECTAL CANCER

Authors

Professor. Tillyashaikhov Mirzagolib Nigmatovich
K.m.n. Rakhimov Okiljon Abdukhalilovich
D.m.n. associate professor Adilhodzhaev Askar Anvarovich
K.m.n. Akhmedov Odiljon Muhamedzhanovich
Makhkamov Tahir Khakimovich

Keywords:

Colorectal cancer, colon resection, rehabilitation

Abstract

Today, colorectal cancer remains the most common malignant neoplasm, the main method of which is surgical treatment. According to Global Cancer Statistics, in 2020, the mortality rate from colorectal cancer was 9.4%, and the number of new cases was about 2 million.

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Published

2024-03-05

How to Cite

Professor. Tillyashaikhov Mirzagolib Nigmatovich, K.m.n. Rakhimov Okiljon Abdukhalilovich, D.m.n. associate professor Adilhodzhaev Askar Anvarovich, K.m.n. Akhmedov Odiljon Muhamedzhanovich, & Makhkamov Tahir Khakimovich. (2024). MODERN ASPECTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSIS OF COLORECTAL CANCER. World Bulletin of Public Health, 32, 4-5. Retrieved from https://scholarexpress.net/index.php/wbph/article/view/3884