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Cancer Screening Uncovers 2 Suspected Cases, 19 Tumors
8 Sep
Summary
- Two suspected breast cancer cases were identified.
- Nineteen benign tumors were detected during the camp.
- Six oral pre-cancerous conditions were found.
Two suspected breast cancer cases and six oral pre-cancerous conditions were detected during a recent cancer screening camp held at the Mayem primary health centre. The health initiative saw 186 individuals, including 146 women and 40 men, attend for various outpatient services. Gynaecological evaluations focused on cervical cancer screening, leading to the identification of two potential breast cancer cases requiring urgent further investigation.
In addition to gynaecological services, the camp provided surgical and dental consultations. Examinations at the surgery OPD resulted in the detection of 19 benign tumors. The dental OPD identified six pre-cancerous conditions, referring affected individuals for specialized care. Various medical professionals and local dignitaries were present at the successful screening event.
