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Prostate, left apex lateral, needle core biopsy: Prostatic
adenocarcinoma
, WHO Grade Group 2 (Gleason Score 3+4=7), involving one needle core and approximately 5% of the tissue submitted. D.
Prostate, left apex lateral, needle core biopsy: Prostatic
adenocarcinoma
, WHO Grade Group 2 (Gleason Score 3+4=7), involving one needle core and approximately 5% of the tissue submitted. D.
Adenocarcinoma of Lung
My husband was diagnosed with metastatic
adenocarcinoma
of lung cancer (T4N3M1A) last month. He is on Afatinib the last two weeks but he is suffering from all three blowup of the side affects in the first week , mouth sore/ ulcers , , diarrhoea, face n chest rashes.
My husband was diagnosed with metastatic
adenocarcinoma
of lung cancer (T4N3M1A) last month. He is on Afatinib the last two weeks but he is suffering from all three blowup of the side affects in the first week , mouth sore/ ulcers , , diarrhoea, face n chest rashes.
Adenocarcinoma Recurrence
I have just learned that I definitely have a recurrence of my
adenocarcinoma
from my LLL lobectomy 2.5 years ago. PET scan and brain MRI next week. Then we will know whether it is stage 3 or 4. We will plot our course of action at that point. New territory for me. Best to you all, Rick
I have just learned that I definitely have a recurrence of my
adenocarcinoma
from my LLL lobectomy 2.5 years ago. PET scan and brain MRI next week. Then we will know whether it is stage 3 or 4. We will plot our course of action at that point. New territory for me. Best to you all, Rick
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Feedback Request On One Year Followup Biopsy Results After Initial Diagnosis
Biopsy Results TRUS biopsy - 12 specimens - #1 right lateral base, Prostatic ductal
adenocarcinoma
, Gleeson's score 8 (4 + 4), Grade Group 4, involving 1 of 2 cores and 10% of the tissue, perineural invasion not identified - #9 left lateral mid, Prostatic
adenocarcinoma
, Gleeson score 6 (3+3), Grade
Biopsy Results TRUS biopsy - 12 specimens - #1 right lateral base, Prostatic ductal
adenocarcinoma
, Gleeson's score 8 (4 + 4), Grade Group 4, involving 1 of 2 cores and 10% of the tissue, perineural invasion not identified - #9 left lateral mid, Prostatic
adenocarcinoma
, Gleeson score 6 (3+3), Grade
Need Feedback On Followup Biopsy Results
Biopsy Results TRUS biopsy - 12 specimens - #1 right lateral base, Prostatic ductal
adenocarcinoma
, Gleeson's score 8 (4 + 4), Grade Group 4, involving 1 of 2 cores and 10% of the tissue, perineural invasion not identified - #9 left lateral mid, Prostatic
adenocarcinoma
, Gleeson score 6 (3+3), Grade
Biopsy Results TRUS biopsy - 12 specimens - #1 right lateral base, Prostatic ductal
adenocarcinoma
, Gleeson's score 8 (4 + 4), Grade Group 4, involving 1 of 2 cores and 10% of the tissue, perineural invasion not identified - #9 left lateral mid, Prostatic
adenocarcinoma
, Gleeson score 6 (3+3), Grade
Reaccurance Ovarian Cancer
Originally diagnosed April 2017 Ovarian Cancer clear cell
adenocarcinoma
carcinoma stage 1c1. Recurrence Nov 25, 2019 pet scan showed no mass one lymph nodes measurable and multiple edivance of activity . Looking for advise on treatment for recurrenceRead less
Originally diagnosed April 2017 Ovarian Cancer clear cell
adenocarcinoma
carcinoma stage 1c1. Recurrence Nov 25, 2019 pet scan showed no mass one lymph nodes measurable and multiple edivance of activity . Looking for advise on treatment for recurrenceRead less
Is there anyone out there that has or knows someone with stable post-radical prostatectomy non zero ultrasensitive PSA levels?
, GLEASON GRADE 3+4 = 7
ADENOCARCINOMA
INVOLVES 2 OF 2 CORES AND 10 MM OF 30 MM The first involved core from the left base contains 3 mm of Gleason grade 3+3=6
adenocarcinoma
and the
adenocarcinoma
is located 6 mm from the presumed peripheral edge (see note).
, GLEASON GRADE 3+4 = 7
ADENOCARCINOMA
INVOLVES 2 OF 2 CORES AND 10 MM OF 30 MM The first involved core from the left base contains 3 mm of Gleason grade 3+3=6
adenocarcinoma
and the
adenocarcinoma
is located 6 mm from the presumed peripheral edge (see note).
Is there anyone out there that has or knows someone with stable post-radical prostatectomy non zero ultrasensitive PSA levels?
, GLEASON GRADE 3+4 = 7
ADENOCARCINOMA
INVOLVES 2 OF 2 CORES AND 10 MM OF 30 MM The first involved core from the left base contains 3 mm of Gleason grade 3+3=6
adenocarcinoma
and the
adenocarcinoma
is located 6 mm from the presumed peripheral edge (see note).
, GLEASON GRADE 3+4 = 7
ADENOCARCINOMA
INVOLVES 2 OF 2 CORES AND 10 MM OF 30 MM The first involved core from the left base contains 3 mm of Gleason grade 3+3=6
adenocarcinoma
and the
adenocarcinoma
is located 6 mm from the presumed peripheral edge (see note).
advice request with regards to SRT/similar post-op RP treatment
, GLEASON GRADE 3+4 = 7
ADENOCARCINOMA
INVOLVES 2 OF 2 CORES AND 10 MM OF 30 MM The first involved core from the left base contains 3 mm of Gleason grade 3+3=6
adenocarcinoma
and the
adenocarcinoma
is located 6 mm from the presumed peripheral edge (see note).
, GLEASON GRADE 3+4 = 7
ADENOCARCINOMA
INVOLVES 2 OF 2 CORES AND 10 MM OF 30 MM The first involved core from the left base contains 3 mm of Gleason grade 3+3=6
adenocarcinoma
and the
adenocarcinoma
is located 6 mm from the presumed peripheral edge (see note).
Questions regarding the when(s), how and where(s) of SRT as my uPSA levels have started to rise post-op RP after 2 years.
, GLEASON GRADE 3+4 = 7
ADENOCARCINOMA
INVOLVES 2 OF 2 CORES AND 10 MM OF 30 MM The first involved core from the left base contains 3 mm of Gleason grade 3+3=6
adenocarcinoma
and the
adenocarcinoma
is located 6 mm from the presumed peripheral edge (see note).
, GLEASON GRADE 3+4 = 7
ADENOCARCINOMA
INVOLVES 2 OF 2 CORES AND 10 MM OF 30 MM The first involved core from the left base contains 3 mm of Gleason grade 3+3=6
adenocarcinoma
and the
adenocarcinoma
is located 6 mm from the presumed peripheral edge (see note).
Substantial remission of prostate adenocarcinoma with dendritic cell therapy APCEDEN® in combination with chemotherapy 29 Oct 2019
Substantial remission of prostate
adenocarcinoma
with dendritic cell therapy APCEDEN® in combination with chemotherapy Chaitanya Kumar , Jasmine Bagga , Srikanth Chiliveru , Sakshi Kohli , Asmi Bharadwaj , Minish Jain , Shriram Inamdar & Bandana Sharan Published Online:29 Oct 2019https://doi.org/10.2144
Substantial remission of prostate
adenocarcinoma
with dendritic cell therapy APCEDEN® in combination with chemotherapy Chaitanya Kumar , Jasmine Bagga , Srikanth Chiliveru , Sakshi Kohli , Asmi Bharadwaj , Minish Jain , Shriram Inamdar & Bandana Sharan Published Online:29 Oct 2019https://doi.org/10.2144
Pembrolizumab Treatment every six weeks instead of three.
I have been on Pembrolizumab as a first line treatment for
Adenocarcinoma
Stage 4 for 18 months, having treatment every three weeks at a dose of 200 mg. My oncologist is suggesting I change to having treatment every six weeks and doubling the dose.
I have been on Pembrolizumab as a first line treatment for
Adenocarcinoma
Stage 4 for 18 months, having treatment every three weeks at a dose of 200 mg. My oncologist is suggesting I change to having treatment every six weeks and doubling the dose.
Loss of appetite
I was recently diagnosed with
adenocarcinoma
A1. Shortly afterward I noticed I lost my appetite. I am wondering if the cancer has caused this lack of appetite or is it just from anxiety of what comes next? If anybody else has experienced this would you please reply. Thanks.
I was recently diagnosed with
adenocarcinoma
A1. Shortly afterward I noticed I lost my appetite. I am wondering if the cancer has caused this lack of appetite or is it just from anxiety of what comes next? If anybody else has experienced this would you please reply. Thanks.
Advice on a prophylactic hysterectomy
I have
adenocarcinoma
of serous papillary - epithelial and am 75 years old and Stage 3c. Even though I am negative BRCA 1 and 2, my oncologist said our two daughters are high risk for getting OV cancer. Should they get hysterectomies prophylactically (if their doctors recommend it)?
I have
adenocarcinoma
of serous papillary - epithelial and am 75 years old and Stage 3c. Even though I am negative BRCA 1 and 2, my oncologist said our two daughters are high risk for getting OV cancer. Should they get hysterectomies prophylactically (if their doctors recommend it)?
Upper arm pain.
Mine were really sore during and after pneumonia and up until the Lobectomy for
Adenocarcinoma
but has gradually come back and now when I have a bad bout my arms are very sore again. Love to everybody, Danni xxxxxxx
Mine were really sore during and after pneumonia and up until the Lobectomy for
Adenocarcinoma
but has gradually come back and now when I have a bad bout my arms are very sore again. Love to everybody, Danni xxxxxxx
New member, need help
Diagnosed metastatic prostate
adenocarcinoma
with neuroendocrine differentiation in June 2019. Only symptom was urinary retention. Stage IV, Gleason score 10. Poorly differentiated carcinoma. 66 yr old. When diagnosed, PSA was 21.
Diagnosed metastatic prostate
adenocarcinoma
with neuroendocrine differentiation in June 2019. Only symptom was urinary retention. Stage IV, Gleason score 10. Poorly differentiated carcinoma. 66 yr old. When diagnosed, PSA was 21.
Final Pathological Report After Robotic Assisted Laproscopic Radical Prostatectomy On 11-21-19
Synoptic report: Procedure: Radical Prostatectomy Tumor Histological type: Acinar
adenocarcinoma
Histological grade group and Gleeson score: -Grade group 2 -Gleeson score 3+4 =7 Percentage of pattern: 10% Extraprostatic extension: not identified Urinary bladder neck: not identified Treatment
Synoptic report: Procedure: Radical Prostatectomy Tumor Histological type: Acinar
adenocarcinoma
Histological grade group and Gleeson score: -Grade group 2 -Gleeson score 3+4 =7 Percentage of pattern: 10% Extraprostatic extension: not identified Urinary bladder neck: not identified Treatment
Final Pathology Report after Radical Prostatectomy on 11-21-19
1: Right bundle margin, biopsy: No tumor seen. 2: Right pelvic lymph nodes, excision: No tumor seen in two lymph nodes (0/2) 3: Left pelvic lymph nodes, excision: No tumor seen in three lymph nodes (0/3) 4: Prostate and seminal vesicles, radical prostatectomy: Prostatic
adenocarcinoma
1: Right bundle margin, biopsy: No tumor seen. 2: Right pelvic lymph nodes, excision: No tumor seen in two lymph nodes (0/2) 3: Left pelvic lymph nodes, excision: No tumor seen in three lymph nodes (0/3) 4: Prostate and seminal vesicles, radical prostatectomy: Prostatic
adenocarcinoma
Meeting with consultant today
Ampulary
adenocarcinoma
detected and also detected in 5 out of 27 lymph nodes. He said it's a stage 3 cancer and I am to see oncologist this Thursday It's taken wind out of my sails as I don't really know what to expect.
Ampulary
adenocarcinoma
detected and also detected in 5 out of 27 lymph nodes. He said it's a stage 3 cancer and I am to see oncologist this Thursday It's taken wind out of my sails as I don't really know what to expect.
Recurrent Adenocarcinoma is now Stage IIIB
So I was scheduled to begin radiation on 11/18, but the week before, I reported pain in upper chest and back and some dysphagia along with a cough. A PET scan revealed a new lymphadenopathy above my clavicle. Also a suspicious mass-like growth above and adjacent to the very hypermetabolic subcarinal
So I was scheduled to begin radiation on 11/18, but the week before, I reported pain in upper chest and back and some dysphagia along with a cough. A PET scan revealed a new lymphadenopathy above my clavicle. Also a suspicious mass-like growth above and adjacent to the very hypermetabolic subcarinal
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