TREATMENT: The prognosis and treatment options depend on the following: • The stage of the cancer. • If the cancer has blocked or created a hole in the colon. • If there is any cancer cells left after surgery. • If the cancer has come back. • General health status of the patient. Six types of standard treatment are used: Surgery: Surgery is the most common treatment for all stages of colon cancer. Cancer cells can be removed by one of the following procedures: • Local excision: This is done when cancer is found in an early stage. The procedure does not require cutting the abdominal wall to remove the cancer, but a tube with a sharp tube attached to it is placed into the rectum in the colon and then the cancer is removed. Polypectomy is a similar procedure, but the cancer cells are found within a polyp (a small swollen area of ​​tissue • Colon resection with anastomosis: A partial colectomy is a procedure by which the cancer and a small amount of of healthy tissue around it. anastomosis can also be performed, i.e. the stitching of the healthy parts of the colon...