Transverse colon cancer can also be considered for minimally invasive surgical treatment. The main procedure involves a complete resection of the transverse colon, and sometimes, it may require the resection of part of other organs. For instance, if the cancer has invaded the splenic region of the colon, a splenectomy may be necessary. If there is invasion into the liver area, partial liver resection may be needed. In cases where minimally invasive surgery is not suitable or inconvenient, it is also possible to switch to open surgery. The goal is to completely remove the tumor. Whether minimally invasive or traditional surgery is used, it is just a method of operation. Additionally, postoperative adjunct chemotherapy and other comprehensive treatments are necessary.