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Electrochemotherapy treatment for skin cancer, Imaging Equipment

Electrochemotherapy treatment for skin cancer, Imaging Equipment

Imaging Equipment Limited supplies products for Electrochemotherapy. 

For more information go to www.electrochemotherapy.co.uk

Electrochemotherapy is a new therapeutic treatment to improve the quality of life of patients affected by skin cancer not treatable with standard therapies

Electrochemotherapy is available to patients with advanced or spreading cancer involving the skin surface.  It has been used very successfully with painful skin cancer and bleeding cancer lesions.  It allows a very low dose of chemotherapy agents to be injected directly into the skin tumours and over 85% of tumours respond successfully regardless of tumour type.  This can bring enormous reduction in pain and discomfort to skin cancer patients without the normal side effects of chemotherapy drugs.

Who Benefits from Electrochemotherapy?

  • Patients who have had previously unsuccessful skin cancer treatments such as surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy
  • Patients concerned about potentially disfiguring skin cancer surgery, such as cancer of the lip, cancer of the tongue, and other head and neck cancers
  • Patients who might be scheduled for a limb amputation
  • Elderly patients who cannot be treated with other therapies
  • Patients whose tumours are too large for surgery can have Electrochemotherapy in order to shrink the tumour to make it operable
  • The range of tumours treated include; Basel cell carcinoma (bcc), Squamous cell carcinoma (scc), Advanced melanoma, Recurrence of breast cancer, Secondary kidney cancer, secondary prostate cancer

Currently Electrochemotherapy is only available at a limited number of locations, but is available both privately and on the NHS. For any questions or queries on these products please contact us or see www.igea.it