Treatment and diagnostics ewing's sarcoma in Tokyo, Japan

Treatment of sarcoma in Tokyo is a set of measures developed by leading oncologists and surgeons that helps destroy the cancerous tumor, prevent its dissemination, and optimize body functions. Sarcomas are among the most insidious and dangerous tumors, but with modern medical capabilities they can be treated successfully. The doctor’s task is to correctly determine the form, nature, stage, and spread of the pathological process in order to choose appropriate control measures.

Preparation of the treatment plan begins with differentiation of the disease. Diagnosis of sarcoma in Tokyo includes the following procedures:

• laboratory tests of blood and other biological fluids,
• tumor marker tests,
• MRI and MR angiography,
• ultrasound of the neoplasm and surrounding structures,
• CT and PET-CT of the chest and abdominal cavity,
• radioisotope scanning of the tumor,
• biopsy of neoplastic tissue followed by histology and cytology.

Sarcoma therapy may be drug-based and operative, but a combined method is used most often.

The treatment program may include the following measures:

• robot-assisted surgical resection of the neoplasm,
• polychemotherapy or monochemotherapy according to an personalized regimen,
• contact and external beam radiation therapy,
• radiotherapy on a linear accelerator with modulated beam intensity,
• targeted therapy,
• biological and immune therapy,
• hormone therapy.

Patients who have undergone surgery are also recommended a rehabilitation and prevention program. It helps consolidate the effect, normalize motor and organ functions, and prevent recurrence.