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If the tumor can not be completely removed, how else can it be treated?

April 26, 2017completely removed treated tumor

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If the tumor can not be completely removed, how else can it be treated?

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Just because a tumor is “inoperable”, it does not mean that it can not be treated. Often, surgeons will remove as much of the tumor as is safely possible, and then use radiation or chemotherapy to control the growth of the tumor.