"Can Dr. Zhou share the basis of the diagnosis?"
Yang Chan still felt somewhat incredulous.
The symptoms of this patient clearly indicated rectal cancer, and the experts had previously discussed and concluded that the patient might have gastrointestinal cancer. She could accept all these judgments and views.
Because one of the biggest characteristics of digestive tract tumors is that they tend to metastasize downwards.
For example, esophageal cancer, if not discovered in time, is very likely to metastasize, and patients may develop stomach cancer, intestinal cancer, and so on.
The ovaries are not part of the digestive system and are located in the pelvis of females, roughly behind the iliac anterior superior spine.
Although they are adjacent to the rectum, the pathology of the two doesn't quite fit together.
Even if the patient's primary lesion is an ovarian tumor, the uterus is the most likely to be affected by metastasis.
