Tumor Removal

Tumor removal is a medical procedure to eliminate abnormal growths in the body, often called tumors. The goal is to remove the tumor entirely to stop it from spreading or causing further health issues. Depending on the tumor's size, location, and type, surgeons may perform surgery, use targeted treatments, or combine methods. Removal helps diagnose the tumor's nature and can improve symptoms or chances of recovery. After removal, the tumor is often sent to a lab for analysis to guide additional treatment if needed. This procedure is a common step in managing cancer and other abnormal tissue growths.