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Prevention and Detection Routine Colonoscopies Can Save Lives - Schedule Your Colonoscopy Today 877-758-2626 Read more about Prevention and Detection	Appointments The information on this page has moved. To make an appointment, call 734-647-8902. Or visit the Appointment Request page. Read more about Appointments	Multidisciplinary Colorectal Cancer Clinic The information on this page has moved. Please visit the Colorectal Cancer Clinic page for more information. To make an appointment, please call 734-647-8902 Read more about Multidisciplinary Colorectal Cancer Clinic	Colorectal Cancers Rogel Cancer Center experts diagnose and treat all colorectal cancer types. We offer precise diagnosis and treatment of anal, rectal and colon cancers. Read more about Colorectal Cancers
Resources There are a number of services available to support those diagnosed with gastrointestinal cancers. From the U-M Rogel Cancer Center: Information Guides providing lists of resources, from books and video, to web sites and newsletters. All the links open as pdf documents: Bile Duct Cancer Colon Cancer Read more about Resources	Research The information on this page has moved. To learn more about research related to the treatment of gastrointestinal cancers, please see the Translational Research page. Read more about Research	Make an Appointment The information on this page has moved. You can find it on the Gastrointestinal Clinic page. Read more about Make an Appointment	Gastrointestinal Cancer Clinic The information on this page has moved. Please visit the Gastrointestinal Clinic page for more information. To request an appointment, call 734-647-8902 Read more about Gastrointestinal Cancer Clinic
Gastrointestinal Cancers Our dedicated cancer team provides personalized treatment plans for gastrointestinal (GI) cancers. We offer compassionate care for all digestive system cancers. Read more about Gastrointestinal Cancers	Bone Metastasis Glossary alkaline phosphatase:an enzyme that is released in larger amounts when bone is being formed. allograft: the use of frozen samples of bone that will with time become part of the human skeleton during bone reconstruction. anemia: a medical condition where the blood has lower than normal levels of red blood cells. arthritis: a medical condition that causes joint pain or swelling and often limits a person's ability to get around. benign tumor: a tumor that is not cancerous. Read more about Bone Metastasis Glossary

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