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bone marrow biopsy
Do you get results of bone marrow
biopsy
over the phone or do you see the doctor
Do you get results of bone marrow
biopsy
over the phone or do you see the doctor
glyndale
in
MPN Voice
2 years ago
Biopsy 2 years post treatment
I was just told by my oncologists office (Zelefsky) that it is now standard practice at MSKCC to perform a 14 core
biopsy
to check for any residue cancer cells even if the PSA has been trending in the right direction (8.5 one year ago, 1.35 now), at the 2 year mark.
I was just told by my oncologists office (Zelefsky) that it is now standard practice at MSKCC to perform a 14 core
biopsy
to check for any residue cancer cells even if the PSA has been trending in the right direction (8.5 one year ago, 1.35 now), at the 2 year mark.
WilsonPickett
in
Prostate Cancer Network
2 years ago
Chemo damaged my bone marrow.
I’m so worried that I now have myleodysplasia or acute leukemia and am afraid to have bone marrow
biopsy
. My oncologist said if I do have this, there isn’t much to be done. Has this happened to others?
I’m so worried that I now have myleodysplasia or acute leukemia and am afraid to have bone marrow
biopsy
. My oncologist said if I do have this, there isn’t much to be done. Has this happened to others?
Judicorbin
in
Lung Cancer Support
2 years ago
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Go through with radical prostatectomy or explore Hifu?
My
biopsy
confirmed cancer in multiple samples: (left base: 60% of 1 of 3 cores; left mid: 75% of 1 of 3 cores; left apex: 15% and 20% of 2 of 3 cores; left anterior: 20 % and 80% of 2 of 3 cores; CF1: 15% of 1 of 3 cores). All the right-side core samples were benign tissue.
My
biopsy
confirmed cancer in multiple samples: (left base: 60% of 1 of 3 cores; left mid: 75% of 1 of 3 cores; left apex: 15% and 20% of 2 of 3 cores; left anterior: 20 % and 80% of 2 of 3 cores; CF1: 15% of 1 of 3 cores). All the right-side core samples were benign tissue.
Smarks42
in
Prostate Cancer Network
2 years ago
GCA OR TMJ?
Well after going through all the GCA tests, including
biopsy
which shows a 3 cm piece of the temporal artery with no extra wear and tear, it would seem that Rheumie cannot definitely say it is or isn't GCA and so has begun reducing the Pred.
Well after going through all the GCA tests, including
biopsy
which shows a 3 cm piece of the temporal artery with no extra wear and tear, it would seem that Rheumie cannot definitely say it is or isn't GCA and so has begun reducing the Pred.
Missus835
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Other Gleason 8 guys, I see in studies, research and in on going trials, Radical Prostatectomy shows better over all survival
Biopsy
07/15/2022 Prostate cancer (C61) DIAGNOSIS : A.
Biopsy
07/15/2022 Prostate cancer (C61) DIAGNOSIS : A.
Shorehousejam
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Bone marrow biopsy frequency ?
I had my first nine marrow
biopsy
6 years ago now. The emergency consultant I saw then did BMB to get baseline levels as well as confirmation of E.T However I was then transferred to my local haematology consultant who said she wouldn't have bothered with a BMB.
I had my first nine marrow
biopsy
6 years ago now. The emergency consultant I saw then did BMB to get baseline levels as well as confirmation of E.T However I was then transferred to my local haematology consultant who said she wouldn't have bothered with a BMB.
Lainy1
in
MPN Voice
2 years ago
Progressed
He wants to do a CT scan and bone
biopsy
to be 100% sure the disease has progressed. If it has - has given me two options: Venetoclax + Rituximab OR LOXO 305 trial . Any thoughts folks? Anybody on one of these 2nd line treatments? Thanks Steve
He wants to do a CT scan and bone
biopsy
to be 100% sure the disease has progressed. If it has - has given me two options: Venetoclax + Rituximab OR LOXO 305 trial . Any thoughts folks? Anybody on one of these 2nd line treatments? Thanks Steve
steve_canada
in
CLL Support
2 years ago
IMRT WITHOUT SPACEOAR PROTECTION (EPE) WORRIED ABOUT RECTUM PROBLEMS (PROCTITIS) & IMRT (20x,28x,???) vs SBRT
I am going to have to have IMRT for 20 treatments at UCLA as opposed to the 5 Sbrt treatments as the EPE on reread on my
Biopsy
identified the extracapsular extension. My Ro thinks that: Not to have spaceoar as it may trap the Extracapsular extension microscopic cancer cells .
I am going to have to have IMRT for 20 treatments at UCLA as opposed to the 5 Sbrt treatments as the EPE on reread on my
Biopsy
identified the extracapsular extension. My Ro thinks that: Not to have spaceoar as it may trap the Extracapsular extension microscopic cancer cells .
JWS13
in
Prostate Cancer Network
2 years ago
Post operative PSA persistence and outcome
He is a Gleason 9, RALP
biopsy
results were hopeful, negative margins, no lymph or SV invasion. Initial bone scan was also negative and MRI didn’t show any activity outside the prostate. Do any of you have any experiences that may help us understand what going forward might look like.
He is a Gleason 9, RALP
biopsy
results were hopeful, negative margins, no lymph or SV invasion. Initial bone scan was also negative and MRI didn’t show any activity outside the prostate. Do any of you have any experiences that may help us understand what going forward might look like.
JLR65
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
In case it helps anyone else - Ondansetron
hi there,I was on here for many years trying to find solutions to recurrent glutening symptoms (urgent diarrhoea a majority of days) despite being incredibly carefully gluten free (I was diagnosed with coeliac about 6 or so years ago). My life was increasingly restricted (holidays were a nightmare,
hi there,I was on here for many years trying to find solutions to recurrent glutening symptoms (urgent diarrhoea a majority of days) despite being incredibly carefully gluten free (I was diagnosed with coeliac about 6 or so years ago). My life was increasingly restricted (holidays were a nightmare,
Megaloo
in
IBS Network
1 year ago
In case it helps anyone else - Ondansetron
hi there, I was on here for many years trying to find solutions to recurrent glutening symptoms (urgent diarrhoea a majority of days) despite being incredibly carefully gluten free (I was diagnosed with coeliac about 6 or so years ago). My life was increasingly restricted (holidays were a nightmare,
hi there, I was on here for many years trying to find solutions to recurrent glutening symptoms (urgent diarrhoea a majority of days) despite being incredibly carefully gluten free (I was diagnosed with coeliac about 6 or so years ago). My life was increasingly restricted (holidays were a nightmare,
Megaloo
in
Gluten Free Guerrillas
1 year ago
expert opinion
Since being dx’d with Sjogrens, back to maybe SLE (after a second opinion read on my
biopsy
at Brigham and Womens looking more like C3GN and not lupus nephritis)…can you have this disease with a normal C3?
Since being dx’d with Sjogrens, back to maybe SLE (after a second opinion read on my
biopsy
at Brigham and Womens looking more like C3GN and not lupus nephritis)…can you have this disease with a normal C3?
CherylJR
in
C3 Glomerulopathy
1 year ago
Time between MRI and biopsy
I have been given
biopsy
date 10weeks after MRI. It seems quite long to me. I go to Stanford health, which is one of the top places and the person doing the
biopsy
is one of the top uro-oncologists. I am just worried about the time lag. I guess if you go to top places you have to wait.
I have been given
biopsy
date 10weeks after MRI. It seems quite long to me. I go to Stanford health, which is one of the top places and the person doing the
biopsy
is one of the top uro-oncologists. I am just worried about the time lag. I guess if you go to top places you have to wait.
witantric
in
Prostate Cancer Network
2 years ago
Can Biopsies Cause Mets?
I understand the slow development of prostate cancer as it attaches itself to the gland (10-15 years) until it tricks the immune system to settle and hence the Gleason grade. But when a needle gun hits a cancerous core and there is bleeding, does that mean cancer cells get released in the blood? Has
I understand the slow development of prostate cancer as it attaches itself to the gland (10-15 years) until it tricks the immune system to settle and hence the Gleason grade. But when a needle gun hits a cancerous core and there is bleeding, does that mean cancer cells get released in the blood? Has
caysary
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Could a schwannoma on a scan be wrongly diagnosed as cancer? I have Schwannomatosis NF3 and have two schwannomas on my prostate gland.
I was diagnosed in June 2022 via a
biopsy
for Prostate Cancer.
I was diagnosed in June 2022 via a
biopsy
for Prostate Cancer.
Adlon57
in
Healthy Evidence
2 years ago
REZUM?
I am 63 diagnosed 5 years ago with G6 score and have been on active surveillance for 5 years , PSA has gone from 5.75 and has gone up to 12.78 (a couple of points each year ... doctor is scheduling a
biopsy
(not a blind
biopsy
) to see if anything has become more aggressive .. last
biopsy
was four years
I am 63 diagnosed 5 years ago with G6 score and have been on active surveillance for 5 years , PSA has gone from 5.75 and has gone up to 12.78 (a couple of points each year ... doctor is scheduling a
biopsy
(not a blind
biopsy
) to see if anything has become more aggressive .. last
biopsy
was four years
jbsnv
in
Active Surveillance - Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Sharing Genomic Mutations Panel with hopes someone will understand it and explain it…
These Results are from the
biopsy
samples from when my husband was diagnosed this past July 2022, PSA 942.40, Gleason 8, Ductal w/ crib from architecture, 4 cores out of 15, 44% Ductal PCA average from 4 cores, more info in bio 3 Lytic Lesions, Pelvic Lymph Node Involvement, Thoracic Lymph Node
These Results are from the
biopsy
samples from when my husband was diagnosed this past July 2022, PSA 942.40, Gleason 8, Ductal w/ crib from architecture, 4 cores out of 15, 44% Ductal PCA average from 4 cores, more info in bio 3 Lytic Lesions, Pelvic Lymph Node Involvement, Thoracic Lymph Node
Shorehousejam
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Hepatologist Appts
I’m still stage 2 fibrosis ( by fibroscan &
biopsy
), but I’m not really okay with once a year. Your thoughts?
I’m still stage 2 fibrosis ( by fibroscan &
biopsy
), but I’m not really okay with once a year. Your thoughts?
gwillistexas
in
PBC Foundation
1 year ago
GCA Hair Loss & Skin Changes
Diagnosed with GCA ( Right Temporal artery
biopsy
) & placed on 50mg Prednisone daily & 10mg AMLO daily Dec 2022 commenced weekly injections of 162mg Tocilizumab (Actemra) & still having the injection as I write Dec 2022 commenced tapering of Prednisone as directed & last dose was taken April 2023
Diagnosed with GCA ( Right Temporal artery
biopsy
) & placed on 50mg Prednisone daily & 10mg AMLO daily Dec 2022 commenced weekly injections of 162mg Tocilizumab (Actemra) & still having the injection as I write Dec 2022 commenced tapering of Prednisone as directed & last dose was taken April 2023
driveway77
in
PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
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