Lyn Balzer, NSW
- Rectal
NETS has hugely impacted my life…going from a full and hectic life, of designing objects and exhibiting our art installation works and jewellery, everything had to stop so I could just focus one day at a time.
Rectal Neuroendocrine Cancer
Overview
These Neuroendocrine Cancers are often found ‘by accident’ such as during an endoscopy. Patients may present with symptoms such as rectal bleeding or change in bowel habit, but often have no symptoms. If it doesn’t cause symptoms, the cancer may spread before it is found.
Helpful Resources
Fact Sheets
5HIAA
Causes & Risk Factors
Abdominal Pain in NETs
Booklets & Guides
About NETs
Booklets & Guides
Acronyms & Terminology for Neuroendocrine Cancer Patients
Causes & Risk Factors
Age and Gender as Risk Factors for NETs
Treatment Options
Anatomic Distribution of Neuroendocrine Tumours
Booklets & Guides
Associated Conditions
Clinical Trials
AUS-NET – Neuroendocrine Tumours
To improve patient quality of life and develop a cost-effective system that can be implemented across other rare cancers in the future.
Other Resources
Australian Patient Travel Subsidy Scheme
Booklets & Guides
