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What is the treatment for thymus cancer?
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Resectable or not: Surgery for resectable thymic cancers. Surgery may occur before or after radiation +/- chemotherapy in some late stage cancers.
Answered 2/20/2021
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Excission: Excission when possible is both diagnostic and therapeutic.
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