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Cancer Screening

Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States. The correlation between early detection and survival is significantly relevant. If detected early, the 5-year cancer mortality rate is only 11%, but if detected late, it increases to 79%.

Executive Medicine of Texas is dedicated to helping our patients not just detect cancer early, but prevent it altogether.

PROACTIVE CANCER MEASURES SAVE LIVES

Cancer is one of the most prevalent causes of death worldwide, accounting for nearly 10 million deaths in 2020 alone. Since cancer risks increase dramatically as we age, it’s important to ensure your regular health checkups include cancer screening and detection services.

Anywhere from 30-50% of cancers can be prevented by reducing risk factors and implementing existing evidence-based prevention strategies. Besides preventative measures, early detection and appropriate treatment can be crucial to survival, as many patients actually have a higher rate of cure if diagnosed and treated properly.

CANCER DETECTION

There are five recommended single-cancer screening tests that most people are aware of: mammogram, colonoscopy, pap smear, prostate exam with PSA testing, and CT Scan of the chest. While these screenings can be helpful, they do not catch all cancers. Over 70% of cancer deaths are caused by cancers that are not screened using one of these methods.

Now, a new blood test called the Galleri™ looks for the DNA of more than 50 types of cancer. This simple test could either detect cancer or give you the peace of mind you desire.

When using the Galleri™ blood test, along with the five recommended single-cancer screenings, cancers are 3X more likely to be detected early, giving you the best chance at survival.

Bar chart comparing annual cancer cases detected in ages 50–79: 204K with 5 screenings, 420K with Galleri test, and 624K with both; text notes 3x more cancers detected with Galleri plus guideline screenings.
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CANCER PREVENTION

Cancer is not inevitable, even for those with a strong family history of it. The best way to increase your chances of surviving cancer is to prevent it from ever presenting itself.

We know that chronic inflammation can lead to cancer by damaging the DNA of cells. That’s why our preventative component focuses on reducing inflammation within the body and restoring it to a state of health.

This is done through a lifestyle assessment, nutritional consultation, micronutrient testing, and lab testing that looks at inflammatory markers.

CANCER SCREENING & PREVENTION PACKAGE

  • Physician consultation and family medical history review
  • Galleri™ – looking for cancer DNA within the blood
  • CT of the Chest
  • Virtual Colonography with CT of Abdomen and Pelvic (requires prep)
  • Skin cancer screening
  • Mammogram (female)
  • Pap Smear (female)
  • Manual prostate exam with PSA and Free PSA lab tests
  • Inflammatory blood markers
  • Lifestyle assessment
  • Micronutrient testing
  • Nutritional consultation and anti-inflammatory diet plan

Package Price $4590

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WHAT IS GALLERI™ TESTING?

Galleri is a multi-cancer early detection test created by healthcare company, GRAIL. It can detect over 50 types of cancers — over 45 of which lack recommended screening today — with a low false positive rate, through a single blood draw.

The Galleri™ test can be added to an executive physical exam package for $998.

AS FEATURED IN

Our top-tier medical packages along with our team of highly-respected medical experts have been highlighted across several U.S. publications over the years.

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REDUCE YOUR CANCER RISK

Reduce your risk of cancer with comprehensive screening measures and increase your chance of survival with early detection and proper treatment. Get in touch with a team member from our practice to learn more.

Cancer Screening Q & A

What is cancer screening?

Cancer screening is a group of tests that detect precancerous or cancerous cells early in their development when they respond best to treatment. When cancer detection happens early, the five-year mortality rate is only 11%. When caught in the late stages, the five-year mortality rate increases to 79%.

Executive Medicine of Texas offers several types of cancer screening to not only detect cancer early but to prevent it altogether.

What are the types of cancer screening?

Executive Medicine of Texas offers several types of cancer screening:

Galleri™

Galleri is a cutting-edge screening tool that analyzes a sample of your blood to detect more than 50 types of cancer. It boasts a low false-positive rate and you can add it to your physical exam for a separate fee.

3D colonoscopy

A 3D colonoscopy is an advanced computed tomography (CT) scan that captures high-quality images of the large intestine (colon). Unlike traditional colonoscopy, there’s no anesthesia required, so you can return to work and other routine activities immediately after your appointment.

CT scan of the chest

If you have a history of tobacco use or you experience persistent chest pain or a cough that won’t go away, your provider might recommend a CT scan of your chest. This type of screening can diagnose lung cancer before it spreads to other parts of your body.

PSA test

A PSA test analyzes the amount of prostate-specific antigen in your blood. If your PSA levels are abnormally high, it may indicate prostate cancer.

Pap test

A Pap test is a preventive screening measure that detects cervical cancer in women. During a Pap test, your provider collects a sample of cells from your cervix. They send your sample to a laboratory that analyzes it for the presence of precancerous or cancerous cells.

Mammogram

A mammogram is a special type of X-ray that diagnoses breast cancer. It uses electronic sensors and ionizing radiation to capture images of the breast tissue.

Prostate exam

For men, a prostate exam, or digital rectal exam, involves your provider using a gloved finger to assess the size and position of your prostate gland. If they feel any abnormal growths, they can order additional screenings, like a PSA test.

Skin cancer screening

During a skin cancer screening, your provider assesses the appearance and general health of your skin. If they find any abnormalities, like unusual moles or other growths, they can order a biopsy and analyze them further.

Assessment of inflammatory markers

Chronic inflammation is one of the underlying mechanisms that may increase your risk of cancer. Executive Medicine of Texas can assess inflammatory markers in your blood through micronutrient testing and a lifestyle assessment.

If they determine you have markers for inflammation, your provider can develop an anti-inflammatory nutrition plan that aligns with your needs.

What type of cancer screening might benefit me?

To see the type of cancer screening that benefits you most, make an appointment at Executive Medicine of Texas. Following a review of your medical history and a comprehensive exam, your provider can make recommendations that align with your needs.

Don’t wait to request cancer screening at Executive Medicine of Texas. To make an appointment, call the office or click the online booking feature today.

Location

Executive Medicine of Texas
2106 East State Hwy 114 , Suite 300
Southlake, TX 76092
Phone: 817-552-4300
Fax: 817-552-4301

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