Examination of the vagina and cervix with an instrument called a colposcope.

Cancer/carcinoma

A common fungal infection.

A substance that causes cancer.

An enlargement of the heart

A blood tumor marker. Used widely to follow up colorectal carcinoma and other type of cancers.

The inflammation of soft tissue or skin (epithelial layer).

A special intravenous tubing that is surgically placed into a large vein near the heart and exits from the chest or abdomen. The catheter allows medications, fluids, or blood products to be given and blood samples to be taken.

Lymph nodes in the neck. There are five levels of these lymph nodes, level I is upper in the neck and level V is down in the super clavicular area.

The treatment of cancer with drugs. Adjuvant chemotherapy Chemotherapy given to kill any remaining cancer cells, usually after all detectable tumor is removed by surgery or radiation.