Benign rectal tumor treatment in 311 Oncology clinics in Europe

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311 clinics specializing in Oncology providing treatment of Benign rectal tumor A benign rectal tumor refers to a non-cancerous growth in the rectum. It may cause symptoms like rectal bleeding, pain, or changes in bowel habits. Treatment options depend on the specific tumor and may include surveillance or surgical removal. disease in Europe.

Albania · 1
Austria · 22
Belarus · 3
Belgium · 5
Bosnia and Herzegovina · 1
Bulgaria · 4
Croatia · 1
Czech Republic · 23
Denmark · 2
Finland · 2
France · 24
Germany · 43
Greece · 3
Hungary · 11
Ireland · 5
Italy · 10
Latvia · 6
Lithuania · 2
Luxembourg · 1
Moldova · 1
Netherlands · 8
Norway · 4
Poland · 9
Portugal · 7
Romania · 7
Russia · 27
Serbia · 1
Slovakia · 19
Spain · 10
Switzerland · 16
Ukraine · 2
United Kingdom · 31
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Albania · 1 Austria · 22 Belarus · 3 Belgium · 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina · 1 Bulgaria · 4 Croatia · 1 Czech Republic · 23 Denmark · 2 Finland · 2 France · 24 Germany · 43 Greece · 3 Hungary · 11 Ireland · 5 Italy · 10 Latvia · 6 Lithuania · 2 Luxembourg · 1 Moldova · 1 Netherlands · 8 Norway · 4 Poland · 9 Portugal · 7 Romania · 7 Russia · 27 Serbia · 1 Slovakia · 19 Spain · 10 Switzerland · 16 Ukraine · 2 United Kingdom · 31
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Clinic with the highest rating of 5 — Berkana clinic in Moscow, Russia and 3 more, clinic with the most reviews number of 2843 — Clinique Mont-Louis in Paris, France.

With rating 4.0 and over — 86 clinics .

Countries with the highest number of clinics treating the diseases:

Benign rectal tumor:

worldwide 690 clinics
Brazil 43 clinics
Germany 43 clinics
India 31 clinics
United Kingdom 31 clinics
Australia 27 clinics

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Procedures are likely to be used for Benign rectal tumor treatment: Colorectal endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR), Low anterior resection (LAR), Robotic surgery for colorectal cancer, and Transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM) .

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  1. Cholecystectomy $105 - $11,462
  2. Distal gastric resection $690 - $25,307
  3. Duodenectomy $618 - $10,945
  4. Esophagogastrectomy $2,377 - $199,170
  5. Extended cholecystectomy $2,234 - $75,083
  6. Gastric endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) $287 - $11,105
  7. Jejunostomy $385 - $16,155
  8. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy $81 - $11,283
  9. Laproscopic total gastrectomy $592 - $47,954
  10. Major liver resection $705 - $92,913
  11. Minimally invasive video-assisted thyroidectomy (MIVAT) $763 - $8,523
  12. Minor liver resection $90 - $33,833
  13. Non-anatomic liver resection (NAR) $649 - $78,132
  14. Parathyroidectomy $391 - $18,587
  15. Proximal gastric resection $697 - $36,912
  16. Small bowel resection $119 - $21,061
  17. Subtotal gastrectomy $732 - $33,340
  18. Total esophagectomy $873 - $90,085
  19. Total gastrectomy $941 - $87,138
  20. Transoral endoscopic thyroidectomy via vestibular approach (TOETVA) $640 - $1,011
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  2. Bone cancer
  3. Chronic pain
  4. Eye cancer
  5. Eye melanoma
  6. Head and neck cancer
  7. Hip osteoarthritis
  8. Jaw tumor
  9. Knee osteoarthritis
  10. Lacrimal sac tumor
  11. Lip cancer
  12. Mandibular cancer
  13. Maxillary cancer
  14. Oral cancer
  15. Parotid tumor
  16. Pharyngeal cancer
  17. Rheumatoid arthritis
  18. Salivary gland tumor
  19. Spinal cancer
  20. Submandibular sialadenitis