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Stages of Cervical Cancer
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Stages:
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Cancer Location:
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0
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Cancer located only in cervix, no spreading.
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I
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Strictly confined to the cervix.
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1-A
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Lesions are detected microscopically and can be measured.
The upper size of the measurement is about 5 mm.
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II
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The carcinoma extends through the cervix, but has not yet
invaded the pelvic wall. Carcinoma has also extended
into the top third of the vagina.
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III
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The carcinoma has now extended to the Pubic Wall. On
a rectal exam, there is no cancer-free space between the tumor
and the pelvic wall. Tumor involves the lower third of the
vagina.
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IV
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Carcinoma has extended beyond the pelvis and has penetrated
the bladder or rectum.
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IV-A
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Carcinoma has spread to distant organs.
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| Stages
of Hodgkin's Disease |
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Stages:
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Cancer Location:
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I
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Involvement of a single lymph-node region.
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II
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Involvement of two or more lymph node regions on the
same side of the diaphragm, or localized involvement
of lymph-node regions on the same side of the diaphram.
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III
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Involvement of two or more lymph-node regions on the
same side of the diaphragm, which may also be accompanied
by localized involvement of an organ or spleen, or both.
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IV
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Diffusion to other areas of the body.
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| Stages
of Prostate Cancer |
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Stages:
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Cancer Location:
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A
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Cancer located only in prostate. No spread. Tumor is
non detectable on a rectal examination.
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B
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The carcinoma is still confined to the prostate, however,
tumor is evident on a rectal exam. Tumor is approximately
2 cm. in diameter.
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C
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Tumor has extended through the prostate, but has not
spread. Tumor still one piece.
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D
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Carcinoma has spread to distant organs, may also be
found in regional lymph node.
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Stages of Neuroblastoma
(Cancer of Children)
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Stages:
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Cancer Location:
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I
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Strictly confined to organ of origin.
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II
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Tumor spreads, but does not cross the midline.
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III
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Tumor spreads over the midline.
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IV
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Metastases (spreads) to lymph notes, bones, brain,
or lung.
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IV-S
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Small primary tumor with metastases to liver, skin,
and/or bone marrow.
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Stages of Colon
/ Rectum
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Stages:
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Cancer Location:
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I
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Strictly confined colon.
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II
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Tumor spreads, but is still confined to the bowel walls.
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III
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Tumor spreads with no regional lymph node metastasis.
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IV
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Metastases (spreads) to the bowel wall with or without
lymph node metastasis.
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