Guided management for Cancer

Today cancer considered being a major killer in modern and developed countries throughout the world, and a major clinical dilemma in patient cares for health industries. Various challenges interfere with proper and effective care for the cancer patient as well as dealing with identifying the primary cause, diagnosis, prognosis, and selection of effective therapy against the cancer. There is no consistent algorism and pathways in solving those aforementioned problems. The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) has developed evidence based guidelines for every cancer to resolve many obstacles facing the cancers. The NCCN guidelines describe various effective methods and algorisms for accurate diagnosis and prognosis based on initial physical examination followed by conventional and genetic lab tests, and also specific imaging analysis. Based on information provided by these identifying testing and images a comprehensive patient profile is made to start the treatment process. Nonetheless the profile is used to select a specific treatment that suit the patient’s disease process. Moreover the drug dose will be tailored and assessed later for the patient to evaluate the treatment and the follow ups.