Emergency surgery saves 70-year-old from life-threatening intestinal tumour

A 70-year-old resident of Primorsky Territory has undergone emergency surgery after being admitted to Vladivostok Clinical Hospital No. 4 with severe abdominal pain. Doctors discovered a large tumour in the patient’s intestine, leading to an urgent operation to remove it. The patient arrived at the hospital suffering from intense pain, bloating, and signs of intestinal obstruction. Following a thorough examination, doctors identified a five-centimetre tumour in the cecum, a critical section of the large intestine.

Surgeons determined that immediate intervention was necessary. They removed the affected part of the intestine and successfully restored its normal function. The procedure preserved the patient’s full digestive abilities, avoiding long-term complications. Since the operation, the patient’s health has shown steady improvement. Medical staff continue to monitor recovery closely.

The surgery successfully eliminated the tumour and restored intestinal function. The patient is now recovering under medical supervision. Doctors expect a continued positive progression in the coming days.