Surgery
Appendix Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Pseudomyxoma Peritonei
Are you preparing for, or recuperating from surgery or are you the caregiver of someone who is recuperating?
We hope the following resources will assist you in moving ahead with a strong recuperation following surgery for the treatment of Appendix Cancer, Pseudomyxoma Peritonei or other peritoneal surface malignancies!
Appendix Cancer Blog:
Articles to help you prepare and recuperate from surgery
Appendix Cancer Surgery
CRS and HIPEC for Appendiceal Cancer treatment
Appendix Cancer Surgeons
Locate an appendix cancer treatment specialist in your region
Caregiving
Friends and families of patients share helpful suggestions for post op surgical complications
Fistulas
Fistulas: what they are and how they are treated
G Tubes
G Tubes: what they are and why some patients need them
Health Insurance
HIPEC
Heated Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy Regional Perfusion
Infection Prevention
Preventing post op infections at home and in the hospital
Obstructions
Causes and treatments of obstructions and ileus
Ostomies
Colostomies, Ileostomies and Urostomies
Pseudomyxoma Peritonei Surgery
CRS and HIPEC for Pseudomyxoma Peritonei Treatment
Special Needs
A wide variety of post op special needs and resources
What to Expect the Night Before Surgery
Coping with Cancer Treatment
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Pals, Bob and Misty!
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Please respect your fellow patients and caregivers by not copying or cutting and pasting any pages from this website onto yours.
The PMP Pals Network is a volunteer patient advocacy program. We support the services that we provide, including this web page, as volunteers and through subscriptions to our publications.
We neither solicit nor receive funds from pharmaceutical companies or healthcare providers, thus maintaining our dedication to serving as patient advocates.
Individuals or organizations who plagiarize this copyrighted website will be prosecuted.
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