Surgical Treatment In Israel - Operation Abroad - Surgery In Israel

How is surgery used in treatment? Surgical treatment in Israel includes many ways to help patients recover. This provides the best chance to cure many diseases, and also plays an important role in diagnosis. Surgery in Israel is different and individual for each patient, depending on the type of operation and the state of health of the patient. For some people, surgery is one of the basic medical procedures. For others, surgery abroad is quick and has few side effects.

There are several types of surgical operations. Some operations are used in combination with other types of treatment:

• Cancer surgery removes a cancerous tumor. Surgeons use surgical treatment when the tumor is local. However, other types of cancer treatment, such as radiation, can be used before or after the operation.
• Preventative surgery in Israel is used to remove tissue that does not contain cancer cells, but can develop into a malignant tumor. For example, polyps in the colon can be considered as precancerous tissues and can be removed by a preventive operation.
• Diagnostic surgery helps to determine whether cells are malignant. The diagnostic operation is used to remove the tissue sample for analysis and evaluation. Tissue samples help confirm the diagnosis, determine the type of cancer, or determine the stage of cancer.
• Surgery abroad works to identify the extent of cancer, or the extent of the disease in the body. Laparoscopy is a viewing tube with a camera lens and is inserted through a small incision to examine the inner part of the body and is an example of a minimally invasive surgical procedure.
• Palliative surgery in Israel is used to treat cancer in later stages. This will not work to cure cancer, but to reduce the suffering of an oncological patient.
• Supportive operation is similar to palliative surgery, because it does not work to cure cancer. Supportive surgery helps other types of treatment work effectively.
• Reconstructive surgery is used as a medical operation to change or restore the appearance of a person or the function of a part of the body. For example, women with breast cancer sometimes undergo breast reconstruction surgery to restore the physical shape of the affected breast.

The hospital in Israel always requires the patient's written permission to perform a particular operation of treatment, when the patient is familiar with all risks and possible side effects of surgical treatment. Risk is part of any operation. Although science and medical technologies have made the operation safe and reliable - there is always a risk of potential problems and side effects. In many cases, however, the positive effect of surgery outweighs the risk.