A new Datadomography and Abdonimal

[NOCanceros]

Hell Good people

I did these examination aand the result is the following:

Statement: Examining doctor: Rosenqvist Kerstin (time for examination: 2021-04-19, 09:55)

DT thorax / abdomen with iv contrast 2021-04-13, 08:56

Thorax: Apically in the right upper lobe, two 6 mm large nodules are seen, metastasis suspected. Upon examination of the previous survey on 7 May 2019, only minimal shyness can be sensed in these premises. A micronodulus dorsally apical in the left lower lobe, unchanged and not suspected of metastasis. No pleural effusion. No enlarged lymph nodes.

Abdomen: No enlarged lymph nodes. Discreet roughness adjacent to the retroperitoneal fascia to the left of the pelvis, is interpreted as travel after radiotherapy. Left groin hernia with herniation of the sigmoid colon, untreated.

The low-attenuating change in liver segment V that was detected in the thoracic examination in May 2019 is difficult to define in today's examination. Metastasis that has regressed or isoattenuating benign change? A small benign cyst and a very discrete low-attenuating change in segment VIII are unchanged. No newcomer or metastasis suspected in the liver at today's examination.

New addition since DT urography June 29, 2015, a rounded, just over 1 cm large, change is seen laterally in the right kidney. Higher attenuation than simple cyst and small kidney tumor may be suspected. Single simple cyst in each kidney as before, benign appearance. No hydronephrosis or hydrourethritis. No focal changes in pancreas, adrenal glands or spleen.

Skeleton: No destruction.

- Two metastasis-suspected lung nodules. New tumor right kidney.

[Spyder54]

What protocol has your MO/ONC suggested for you?

[NOCanceros in reply to Spyder54]

helloMy Dr. he is urologist and up to now he never did anything ,i by myself calling the house DR. to make something ,may be i will change the urologist dr.but i have another Oncology DR. from Germany he suggested the following:

I recommend that the suspected kidney tumor needs closer examination. What does the urologist say?, is it something he/she can see with ultrasound?. Maybe a biopsie is necessary, alternatively a resection. The items in the lung can be followed up, the kidney needs to be looked at first.

George

[RonnyBaby]

Urologist are LIMITED in their ability to treat PCa patients because their focus and 'education' are limited to surgical practice.

When it comes to more advanced cases and the need(s) for drug intervention(s) you need to seek the Oncologists.

They can manage and treat cases that go beyond the most basic type of treatment.

CONSULT with an Oncologist .....

[j-o-h-n]

LIsten to RonnyBaby....If you should have an issue with your lungs Make sure you doctor is up to date about Keytruda....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 04/20/2021 7:38 PM DST