Can cardiac cancer be cured early

The early symptoms of cardiac cancer are abdominal fullness and discomfort, and the symptoms of pain when eating. In the early stage of cardiac cancer, gastroscopy is mainly used to confirm the disease. Cardiac cancer can take barium meal examination of upper digestive tract to confirm whether there is invasion of the lower esophagus. If the lesion invades the lower esophagus, radical surgery for cardiac cancer needs to be taken. If the patient does not invade the lower esophagus, radical surgery for abdominal cardiac cancer is recommended for the patient. Cardiac cancer can be cured after early surgical treatment, but regular review is still needed after surgical treatment. Although the possibility of early recurrence and metastasis is not high, attention should still be paid to it.