If surgery is done to cure the cancer, the lymph nodes and some of the fatty tissue (omentum) around the stomach are removed as well. If the cancer has spread beyond the stomach to the spleen, it will be removed too. Many surgeons believe that the chances of a cure are better if all of the lymph nodes near the stomach are removed.
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This reduced the growth of new tumors by 68 percent, when measured four weeks after treatment. More.
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