If you have stomach cancer, you have a higher chance of being cured if your healthcare team detects it early. A CT scan is often part of the diagnosis. Stomach cancer, or gastric cancer ...

A research team led by Professor Jeong Dong-jin of the Department of Radiology at the Catholic University of Korea's Yeouido St. Mary's Hospital (Professor Jeong Dae-young of Gastroenterology) has ...

A computed tomography (CT) scan can give your doctor detailed pictures of structures inside of the body using X-rays. This test is used after a stomach cancer is diagnosed in order to determine ...

Stomach cancer is a disease in which cancerous cells form in the tissues of the stomach. There are different types of stomach cancer. The most common type is stomach adenocarcinoma, also called ...

For differentiating mucosal lesions from submucosal lesions, EUS is the first-line imaging modality; this is because it shows more detail of the five-layer structure of the gastric wall than CT.

CT or PET scan imaging, and a staging laparoscopy are used to determine the clinical stage. While it is uncommon to find early stomach cancer, treatment for early-stage disease often only requires ...

Stomach cancer (or gastric cancer) happens when cancerous cells grow in your stomach. Doctors usually treat gastric adenocarcinomas with chemotherapy or radiation therapy to kill cancer cells.

You may have a CT scan of your chest, tummy and pelvis. This is to find out where the cancer is and whether it has spread to other parts of the body. This test combines an ultrasound and endoscopy to ...