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During a routine health check-up, the woman was surprised to discover she had cancer.

Dinh Nguyet - Lan Nguyen August 14, 2024 10:29

During a routine health check-up, a 49-year-old female patient was diagnosed with early-stage thyroid cancer that had not metastasized; the success rate of treatment is over 90%.

Accidentally diagnosed with thyroid cancer.

A 49-year-old female patient, who was undergoing a routine health check-up at Cua Dong General Hospital, stated that she usually has a general check-up once a year, but in previous years she had not had a thyroid ultrasound. This year, she chose to have her health check-up at Cua Dong General Hospital.

An ultrasound revealed two tumors in the patient's thyroid gland, with cancer risk levels assessed as TIRADS 3 and TIRADS 4 (Thyroid Imaging Reporting and Data Systems). Therefore, the doctor ordered a fine-needle aspiration biopsy to determine whether the thyroid tumors were benign or malignant (cancerous). After examination, the patient was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, but it was in an early stage, resulting in a high success rate for treatment.

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The medical team at Cua Dong General Hospital performed thyroid cancer surgery on a 49-year-old female patient. Photo: PV

The patient underwent surgery to remove the entire thyroid gland and eliminate the cancerous tissue. Following the surgery, the patient's condition stabilized and they were discharged from the hospital.

Dr. Thai Doan Cong, MD, MSc - Head of General Surgery Department, Cua Dong General HospitalIt is reported that the 10-year survival rate for thyroid cancer treatment is over 90%. Treatment is highly successful, and surgery and post-operative recovery are relatively quick. However, if left untreated or treatment is delayed, the tumor can grow and metastasize to other areas such as the lymph nodes in the neck, and even further to the lungs and bones.

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Patient's specimen after surgery. Photo: PV

According to the Global Cancer Foundation (Globocan) in 2020, thyroid cancer is one of the 10 most common cancers in Vietnam, with approximately 5,470 new cases each year and about 640 deaths. Thyroid cancer is more common in women than men, and is more frequently seen in women aged 40-50 and men aged 60-70.

However, thyroid cancer is a very slow-progressing cancer, so the prognosis is usually very good. In the early stages (tumor diameter less than 1cm), patients have almost no symptoms. A lump may not be felt when palpating the neck, so regular health checkups are essential for early detection and timely treatment.

Cua Dong General Hospital – an effective treatment center for thyroid cancer.

Currently, patients can choose between laparoscopic or traditional open surgery for thyroid cancer at Cua Dong General Hospital.

The hospital boasts a team of highly qualified doctors, specialists, and physicians with many years of experience in diagnosing, surgically treating, and providing palliative care for cancer patients.

The hospital utilizes modern techniques and equipment, including endoscopic surgery systems and centralized drug dispensing, to enhance treatment effectiveness. Furthermore, its ultrasound, endoscopy, and CT scan systems, capable of capturing 768 slices, 3.0 Tesla MRI, and genetic and cellular testing, are equipped with state-of-the-art technology. These systems are regularly updated with the latest treatment protocols, enabling rapid detection of early-stage cancer, supporting patients' quick recovery, achieving complete treatment, and minimizing costs.

Contact 086.231.6767 or send a message via the Cua Dong General Hospital fanpage for free consultation.

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During a routine health check-up, the woman was surprised to discover she had cancer.
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