Colon Cancer Prevention Center - Glenview, ILGlenview Gastroenterologist Doctors for Colon Cancer PreventionType of Physician: Gastroenterologist What is a Gastroenterologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners focus on the stomach, intestines, colon, liver, and gallbladder (digestive organs). The gastroenterologist treats conditions such as abdominal pain, ulcers, diarrhea, cancer, and jaundice and they consult with surgeons when abdominal operations are indicated. Specialty: Gastroenterology Common Name: GI Doctor Gastroenterologist Doctors in Glenview *![]() Digestive Disease Associates of the North Shore ![]() John M Wieland MD ![]() Evanston Hospital Gastroenterology ![]() Thomas G Neumann MD ![]() Evanston Hospital Gastroenterology ![]() Evanston Hospital Gastroenterology ![]() Gastrenterology & Liver Disease Associates ![]() Gastrenterology & Liver Disease Associates ![]() Gastrenterology & Liver Disease Associates ![]() Gastrenterology & Liver Disease Associates ![]() Jan H Faibisoff MD ![]() North Shore University Healthcare System ![]() North Shore University Healthcare System ![]() North Suburban Gastroenterology Assoc ![]() North Suburban Gastroenterology Assoc ![]() North Suburban Gastroenterology Assoc ![]() North Suburban Gastroenterology Assoc ![]() North Suburban Gastroenterology Assoc ![]() Gastroenterology Consultants of the North Shore ![]() Gastroenterology Consultants of the North Shore ![]() Gastroenterology Consultants ![]() Gastroenterology Consultants ![]() Paul Fahrenbach & Arun Ohri MDs ![]() Paul Fahrenbach & Arun Ohri MDs ![]() Eduardo Villa MD ![]() Ashok Jilhewar MD ![]() Lake Shore Gastroenterology ![]() Lake Shore Gastroenterology ![]() Ravinia Associates Ltd ![]() Ravinia Associates Ltd ![]() Ravinia Associates Ltd ![]() Fahey Medical Center ![]() Evanston Hospital Gastroenterology ![]() Jeffrey J Glass MD ![]() Evanston Hospital Gastroenterology ![]() Right Care Medical Center ![]() Anthony P Merza MD ![]() Albert Saporta MD ![]() Garcia Medical Center ![]() Garcia Medical Center ![]() Garcia Medical Center ![]() Advocate Medical Group Arlington Heights ![]() Lake Shore Gastroenterology ![]() Lake Shore Gastroenterology ![]() Huck & Uzer MDs ![]() Associates In Gastroenterology & Liver Disease LLC ![]() Associates In Gastroenterology & Liver Disease LLC ![]() Associates In Gastroenterology & Liver Disease LLC ![]() Associates In Gastroenterology & Liver Disease LLC ![]() Associates In Gastroenterology & Liver Disease LLC ![]() Sinha Chunduri MD ![]() Ghazanfam & Olivera Gastroenterology LTD ![]() Manuel C Iglesias MD ![]() Ghazanfam & Olivera Gastroenterology LTD ![]() Ghazanfam & Olivera Gastroenterology LTD ![]() Riverside Medical ![]() Therapeutic Endoscopy Associates PC ![]() Therapeutic Endoscopy Associates PC ![]() Arias Castillo Duarte & Heydarpour MDs ![]() Chicago Gastro ![]() Dyer GI Clinics of Illinois ![]() Ramamoorthy Sundaresan MD ![]() Loyola University Medical Center ![]() Lawrence E Gluskin MD ![]() Loyola University Medical Center ![]() Loyola University Medical Center ![]() Loyola University Medical Center ![]() Benjamin K Matsumoto MD ![]() Amrit P Patel MD ![]() Loyola University Medical Center ![]() St Joseph Hospital ![]() David N Butler MD & Nadira Ali Kahn MD SC ![]() Northwest Gastroenterologists ![]() Northwest Gastroenterologists ![]() Northwest Gastroenterologists ![]() Northwest Gastroenterologists ![]() Northwest Gastroenterologists ![]() Northwest Gastroenterologists ![]() William Markey MD ![]() Northwest Gastroenterologists ![]() Northwest Gastroenterologists ![]() Northwest Gastroenterologists ![]() Elmhurst Clinic Gastroenterology ![]() Elmhurst Clinic Gastroenterology ![]() Elmhurst Clinic Gastroenterology ![]() Fox Glen Gastroenterology ![]() Drs Kane, Misawa & Spiess LLC ![]() K Krishnankutty MD ![]() Drs Kane, Misawa & Spiess LLC ![]() Drs Kane, Misawa & Spiess LLC ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology ![]() Rush University Gastroenterology Glenview, IllinoisUpcoming Local Events2012-06-03
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Colon Cancer PreventionRead the Colon Cancer Prevention article » Introduction to colon cancer prevention
Cancer of the colon and the rectum (also known as colon cancer or colo-rectal cancer) is a malignant growth arising from the inner lining of the colon or rectum. Colo-rectal cancer is a major cause of cancer-related deaths among men and women in the United States. The good news is that colo-rectal cancer is both curable and preventable if it is detected early and completely removed before the cancerous cells metastasize (spread) to other parts of the body. Colo-rectal cancer can be prevented by removing colo-rectal polyps before they grow and change into cancers, or by using natural substances or man-made chemicals to prevent the colo-rectal polyps from changing into cancer. (Using natural substances or chemicals to prevent cancer is called chemo-prevention). Measures to prevent diseases usually fall into one of five categories of safety and effectiveness. These categories are:
What measures to prevent colo-rectal cancer have proven effectiveness and long term
safety? Most colo-rectal cancers arise from colo-rectal polyps (small growths on the inner lining of the colon and the rectum). Even though colo-rectal polyps are initially benign, they can grow and change into c... Recommended Reading Related to Colon Cancer PreventionWhat is a colon polyp?Colon polyps are fleshy growths that occur on the inside (the lining) of the large intestine, also known as the colon. Polyps in the colon are extremely common, and their incidence increases as individuals get older. It is estimated that 50% of the people over the age of 60 will harbor at least one polyp. The significance of polyps is that we know that when certain types of polyps grow large enough, they can become cancerous, and, moreover, colon cancer is the second leading cause of death from cancer in the United Sates. Therefore, screening for colon polyps and removing them before they become cancerous should markedly reduce the incidence of colon cancer. What types of polyps become cancerous? Other Related Colon Cancer Prevention ArticlesEmergency Contact for Glenview
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