Whether surgery or minimally invasive surgery is better for rectal cancer

Surgery is preferred for early and middle stage of rectal cancer, and minimally invasive surgery is recommended if the patient is able to undergo minimally invasive surgery, because compared with traditional open surgery, minimally invasive surgery creates smaller incisions, which reduces the chances of infection, and also results in faster recovery after surgery. After the surgery, it is also necessary to continue adjuvant radiotherapy to remove residual lesions. It is recommended to start taking the third-generation de-walled ganoderma lucidum spore powder after the surgery, which can further help the recovery of wounds, and at the same time enhance the immunity, so that the patient will not be too weak due to bone marrow suppression during the period of radiotherapy, and at the same time reduce the various side effects brought by the radiotherapy, and enhance the quality of life of the patient during the period of treatment.