Gastric Cancer
While it is the world’s fourth most prevalent cancer, it is not common in the US. Early symptoms often mimic other less ominous conditions, so gastric cancers are often identified at later stages.
Colon Cancer
Colorectal cancer invades the colon or rectum, and usually begins as a small, mushroom-shaped polyp. These common, fleshy adenomatous growths are usually benign, but may turn cancerous over time.
Rectal Cancer
If you live in the United States, the risk of developing colon cancer at some point in your life is about 7%, or about 1 in 14.
Pancreatic Cancer
If pancreatic cancer is suspected, there are multiple studies that can be performed to make the diagnosis and determine treatment options.
Liver Cancer
Early on, liver cancer doesn’t always produce identifiable symptoms. As a result, it often evades detection until progressing to later stages.
Team of Specialists
Colorectal/GI Cancer Physicians
Florida Hospital Cancer Institute is proud to have a multi-disciplinary Colorectal/GI Cancer Program. Our team consists of a group of physicians that work together to give our patients outcomes that are above national average, access to over 100 clinical trials and the ability to work with a Colorectal/GI Care Coordinator to share the technology and advancement that Florida Hospital Cancer Institute has to offer.
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