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The Nation of skin cancer: they look for early diagnosis

In the Faculty of Medical Sciences of the National University of Asunción (FCM-UNA) the launch of the nineteenth leather cancer prevention campaign was launched.The campaign aims to diagnose skin cancer early to apply the correct treatment and monitorThe skin, knowing how to identify the different forms of photoprotection and establish a culture on the care of this.

The organizers explained that skin cancer is one of the most frequent tumors.They mentioned that melanoma, a type of skin cancer, is an extremely aggressive and lethal tumor;Your early diagnosis allows you to save a life.

They stated that the work methodology this year will be by schedule.In the case of the Clinic Hospital, it will be the week of October 25 to 29 and the Line is (0986) 301-004.While in the IPS is through the Ministry of Dermatology, at the Central Central Care Center (CAA) of the Central Hospital.

La Nación Cáncer de piel: Buscan el diagnóstico temprano

For its part, the Children's Pediatric General Hospital of Acosta Ñu will attend on Tuesday, October 26 and the enabled line is (021) 589-508/9.Likewise, at the Calle’í Dermatological Specialties Center, it will be held next Thursday 28 and the agendation is through (021) 585-807.

Another attached health center is the National Hospital of Itauguá, where it will be attended on the days 27, 28 and 29 through the enabled lines that are the (0294) 321-450/54, internal 2020 and also the (0982) 638-896.Finally, on Friday 29 will be attended at the Regional Hospital of Ciudad del Este, where it must be scheduled in the offices area.Likewise, at the Regional Hospital of Villarrica, the agendation can be held through (0961) 520-093, and in the Sanatorium La Trinidad de Encarnación, communicating to (071) 203-222, (0986) 962-900 and the (0985) 602-444.

The campaign is organized by the Paraguayan Dermatology Society, with the support of the Chair and Dermatology Service of the FCM-UNA, the Social Security Institute (IPS), the Center for Dermatological Specialties (Calle'í), National Hospital of the National Hospital ofItauguá, Children's Pediatric Hospital of Acosta Ñu, Regional Hospital of Ciudad del Este, Hospital de Villarrica and the La Trinidad de Encarnación Sanatorium.