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Advanced Stomach Cancer Diagnosis - Reliable Testing & Results

Advanced Stomach Cancer Diagnosis - Reliable Testing & Results

Stomach Cancer Diagnosis - Advanced Screening & Testing Care

It can be alarming to receive a stomach cancer diagnosis. Understanding the details of your report empowers you to make informed treatment choices. Since, selecting an appropriate treatment leads to better outcomes and improved quality of life. Key components include:

  • Tumor type
    The majority of stomach cancers are adenocarcinomas originating from gastric glands.
  • Grade
    Indicates how aggressive cancer cells appear under the microscope; high-grade tumors tend to grow faster and spread sooner.
  • Stage
    Describes how much the cancer has spread within the stomach wall, nearby lymph nodes, or to distant organs (metastasis).
  • Biomarkers
    HER2 status, mismatch repair proteins, and MSI testing guide targeted therapies and immunotherapy eligibility.

In nursing practice, nursing diagnosis for stomach cancer targets physical concerns, nutritional deficiencies, emotional trauma, and potential complications; essential for holistic care.

Our Stomach Cancer Diagnosis Process

Initial Clinical Evaluation

Diagnosis begins with a thorough medical history and physical examination, including abdominal and lymph node assessment.

Imaging Tests

  • Gastroscopy (endoscopy)
    Visualization and biopsy of suspicious lesions.
  • CT scan and CT enterography
    Review tumor size, local spread, and distant metastases.
  • Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS)
    Assesses tumor depth and regional lymph nodes.
  • PET-CT scan
    Used selectively to detect metastases in advanced or recurrent disease.

Biopsy Procedures

Biopsy of gastric lesions establishes the diagnosis; tissues are examined histologically to determine tumor type, grade, and biomarkers.

Genetic and Molecular Testing

HER2, MSI, and other markers guide personalized therapy. Genetic counseling is provided for hereditary syndromes.

Diagnostic Methods We Use

  • Endoscopy with biopsy
    (diagnostic gold standard).
  • CT and PET scans
    for staging and metastasis detection.
  • Endoscopic ultrasound
    for tumor invasion depth and nodal involvement.
  • Histopathology and immunohistochemistry
    for tumor classification.
  • Genetic testing
    for high-risk or familial cases.

Factors Affecting Diagnosis Rates

  • Recognition & screening
    Early detection is higher where gastroscopy is routinely performed for at-risk groups.
  • Symptom awareness
    Delays occur when symptoms are ignored or unrecognized.
  • Access to care
    Advanced imaging and pathology facilities influence accuracy and stage at detection.

What Happens After Diagnosis

  • Staging
    Detailed imaging and pathology determine tumor extent.
  • Multidisciplinary review
    Surgeons, oncologists, and radiologists create personalized treatment plans.
  • Support services
    Nutritional, psychological, and financial support are initiated early.

Cost of Stomach Cancer Diagnosis in India

Costs depend on

  • Endoscopy and biopsy
    Affordable and accessible.
  • CT scans and PET-CT
    Higher in cost based on technology and center.
  • Molecular tests
    Additional but essential when targeting therapies are planned.

Everhope provides transparent pricing, packages, and financial guidance to improve access for diagnostic procedures.

Why choose Everhope for Stomach Cancer Diagnosis

  • State-of-the-art diagnostic technology
    High-resolution endoscopy, advanced imaging.
  • Expert multidisciplinary team
    Gastroenterologists, oncologists, radiologists, pathologists.
  • Prompt, confidential reporting
    Accurate, timely results, safeguarding patient privacy.

FAQs

Endoscopic biopsy during gastroscopy.

It involves symptom management, nutritional support, and emotional care alongside medical treatment.

Gastroscopy with biopsy, CT, PET-CT, endoscopic ultrasound, and molecular marker analysis.

It offers better chances for curative treatment and improved survival.

Gastritis, peptic ulcers, lymphoma, GIST, benign polyps.