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additional comments on second pathology
PTEN expression is variably lost in the tumor, with the loss of expression more pronounced in intraductal component and cribriform
carcinoma
. Immunohistochemical stain PIN4 helps distinguish the presence of high grade PIN, intraductal component, and invasive tumor. All controls are appropriate.
PTEN expression is variably lost in the tumor, with the loss of expression more pronounced in intraductal component and cribriform
carcinoma
. Immunohistochemical stain PIN4 helps distinguish the presence of high grade PIN, intraductal component, and invasive tumor. All controls are appropriate.
Granolaberry
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 months ago
Oil of Evening Primrose
It was a small ductal
carcinoma
which was invasive. I went on to have Radiotherapy and started a five year course of Letrozole. I developed bad joint pain and I had a month off to see if the Letrozole was the culprit. It was better but not gone.
It was a small ductal
carcinoma
which was invasive. I went on to have Radiotherapy and started a five year course of Letrozole. I developed bad joint pain and I had a month off to see if the Letrozole was the culprit. It was better but not gone.
Tabbycat64
in
My Breast Cancer Community
4 months ago
chels1
My hemo consultant said it was a side effect of meds but may have to change but you still get different side effects with the other meds so don’t really know what to think consultant who took lump out thinks it could be a basal cell
carcinoma
but not sure any one else had this
My hemo consultant said it was a side effect of meds but may have to change but you still get different side effects with the other meds so don’t really know what to think consultant who took lump out thinks it could be a basal cell
carcinoma
but not sure any one else had this
Chel1
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MPN Voice
7 months ago
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And more ASCO GU 2024 phase 3 trial
Data will be presented at ASCO GU 2024 but looks promising "In combination with immunotherapy, Cabometyx is delivering long-term survival benefits today for people living with renal cell
carcinoma
worldwide, while also showcasing future potential in metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, an
Data will be presented at ASCO GU 2024 but looks promising "In combination with immunotherapy, Cabometyx is delivering long-term survival benefits today for people living with renal cell
carcinoma
worldwide, while also showcasing future potential in metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, an
Maxone73
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
You couldn’t make it up!
Recently I have been found to have a basal cell
carcinoma
in the corner of my eye which has turned into a nightmare. I am single handedly taking up the entire NHS budget for the year! (Sorry!)
Recently I have been found to have a basal cell
carcinoma
in the corner of my eye which has turned into a nightmare. I am single handedly taking up the entire NHS budget for the year! (Sorry!)
Shonkie
in
NRAS
4 months ago
Getting head around what to expect
Situation: 8/2022: Hubby (56) DX Prostate Cancer 4+ 3= 7, 11/2022 prostatectomy Gleason , T3a and Intraductal
Carcinoma
....Somatic ATM and TP53BP1. Decipher .98 No further treatment at that time. May 2023, PSA <.05 , November 2023 PSA <.05, May 2024 PSA 1.6.
Situation: 8/2022: Hubby (56) DX Prostate Cancer 4+ 3= 7, 11/2022 prostatectomy Gleason , T3a and Intraductal
Carcinoma
....Somatic ATM and TP53BP1. Decipher .98 No further treatment at that time. May 2023, PSA <.05 , November 2023 PSA <.05, May 2024 PSA 1.6.
Melzer2169
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Second Recurrence
I was originally diagnosed in December 2018 with stage 3 high-grade primary peritoneal
carcinoma
. It recurred in December 2022. I had the same chemo both times: carbo/taxol. It appears that I have another recurrence because my CA 125 was 8 this past November.
I was originally diagnosed in December 2018 with stage 3 high-grade primary peritoneal
carcinoma
. It recurred in December 2022. I had the same chemo both times: carbo/taxol. It appears that I have another recurrence because my CA 125 was 8 this past November.
purfekt10
in
My Ovacome
7 months ago
Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Since then I have had an MRI, PET scan and biopsy which has found 5 tumours on my prostate with Gleason score of 8 to 9 and Intraductal
Carcinoma
in 2 tumours and Adenocarcinoma in all others. Fortunately at this stage it is still confined to the prostate.
Since then I have had an MRI, PET scan and biopsy which has found 5 tumours on my prostate with Gleason score of 8 to 9 and Intraductal
Carcinoma
in 2 tumours and Adenocarcinoma in all others. Fortunately at this stage it is still confined to the prostate.
Wharfster
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Prostate Cancer Network
12 days ago
I was diagnosed with Squamous Cell Carcinoma on my chin today.
I heard today from the doctor that it was definitely squamous cell
carcinoma
and a very large one at that.
I heard today from the doctor that it was definitely squamous cell
carcinoma
and a very large one at that.
Jonquiljo
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CLL Support
15 days ago
A clearer picture
I had to push for information as the pathology results are incomplete.So now I know I have a stage 2 invasive
carcinoma
, hormone positive. Cancer type to follow. I've been referred for an MRI. I'll have a follow up to discuss the results and talk about the treatment plan.
I had to push for information as the pathology results are incomplete.So now I know I have a stage 2 invasive
carcinoma
, hormone positive. Cancer type to follow. I've been referred for an MRI. I'll have a follow up to discuss the results and talk about the treatment plan.
LindaLittleBear
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My Breast Cancer Community
7 months ago
Has Anyone Heard that it’s More Common that Patients on Abiraterone (Zytiga) are more prone to their PC morphing into Neuroendocrine ?
I read a post today that it’s more common that patients on Abiraterone (Zytiga) are more prone to their Prostate Cancer morphing into Neuroendocrine
Carcinoma
? Is this true? Any other Medications that are prone to have it Morp into Neuroendocrine
Carcinoma
?
I read a post today that it’s more common that patients on Abiraterone (Zytiga) are more prone to their Prostate Cancer morphing into Neuroendocrine
Carcinoma
? Is this true? Any other Medications that are prone to have it Morp into Neuroendocrine
Carcinoma
?
Shorehousejam
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
alternative liver cancer screening for those w/ cirrhosis
It is for all cancers, including hepatocellular
carcinoma
. My hospital offers it. I'm not sure how insurance or anything works yet. This is just one of a few newer screening methods for cancer, and there will be a lot more and better in the future.
It is for all cancers, including hepatocellular
carcinoma
. My hospital offers it. I'm not sure how insurance or anything works yet. This is just one of a few newer screening methods for cancer, and there will be a lot more and better in the future.
Clong12
in
Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
1 month ago
CLL + Bladder cancer + prostate cancer
I just got diagnosed with Bladder cancer with a medium grade
carcinoma
. My uroligist has burnt the 2 spots she found. Usually they treat this with Imunotherapy where they fill the bladder with a fluid containing teburculosis. That causes the immune system to find the cancer cells and kill them.
I just got diagnosed with Bladder cancer with a medium grade
carcinoma
. My uroligist has burnt the 2 spots she found. Usually they treat this with Imunotherapy where they fill the bladder with a fluid containing teburculosis. That causes the immune system to find the cancer cells and kill them.
Brucex100
in
CLL Support
5 months ago
Help interpreting PMSA Pet scan
In the setting of rising PSA, the possibility of local/marginal recurrence of prostate
carcinoma
should be considered. Further evaluation with contrast-enhanced MRI with particular attention to this suspicious lesion is recommended. 2.
In the setting of rising PSA, the possibility of local/marginal recurrence of prostate
carcinoma
should be considered. Further evaluation with contrast-enhanced MRI with particular attention to this suspicious lesion is recommended. 2.
hatecancer
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Feasibility of someone from out of USA joining a clinical trial in USA?
My father has Prostate cancer (stage IV) and High Grade Neuro-endocrine cancer / Small Cell
Carcinoma
in liver. His six doses of Chemotherapy (carboplatin + etoposide) that ended seven weeks earlier. My understanding is that chemotherapy is the established regimen for High Grade NE Cancer/SCC.
My father has Prostate cancer (stage IV) and High Grade Neuro-endocrine cancer / Small Cell
Carcinoma
in liver. His six doses of Chemotherapy (carboplatin + etoposide) that ended seven weeks earlier. My understanding is that chemotherapy is the established regimen for High Grade NE Cancer/SCC.
RindaMan
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Pulmonary Node revealed with PET scan not growing
My main question is, since I have been on Eligard for 6 months - and finished that ADT last month - could that have interfered with the growth of the node if it is a
carcinoma
not related to the prostate ? Or could the lack of growth indicate it is a benign node.
My main question is, since I have been on Eligard for 6 months - and finished that ADT last month - could that have interfered with the growth of the node if it is a
carcinoma
not related to the prostate ? Or could the lack of growth indicate it is a benign node.
Eadgbe
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
EDS and LS?
My gynae initially said it was eczema but then said I should seek a specialist gynae with a microscope to do a biopsy as LS can cause squamous cell
carcinoma
or vulvar
carcinoma
. From what I’ve researched , LS is an autoimmune connective tissue condition .
My gynae initially said it was eczema but then said I should seek a specialist gynae with a microscope to do a biopsy as LS can cause squamous cell
carcinoma
or vulvar
carcinoma
. From what I’ve researched , LS is an autoimmune connective tissue condition .
moos
in
Ehlers-Danlos Support UK
1 year ago
New primary plus first progression
Hi everyone, I was diagnosed de novo ductal
carcinoma
ER/PR+ and HER2 - June 2021 with bone Mets spine and hip. I had a mastectomy and axillary clearance left side and then palbociclib, letrezole, monthly goserelin and denusamab.
Hi everyone, I was diagnosed de novo ductal
carcinoma
ER/PR+ and HER2 - June 2021 with bone Mets spine and hip. I had a mastectomy and axillary clearance left side and then palbociclib, letrezole, monthly goserelin and denusamab.
RachH20
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
11 months ago
So what IT will be in the future
I know that IT Can be Higher risk of
carcinoma
but in my work i have Seen carncer in All Ages group, without predisposition so I just think risk have everyone.
I know that IT Can be Higher risk of
carcinoma
but in my work i have Seen carncer in All Ages group, without predisposition so I just think risk have everyone.
Hugo17776
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 months ago
Scan shows spreading despite chemo but surgery going ahead..confused 🤔
Hello alI I have stage 4 clear cell
carcinoma
, had a scan this week and got the results today. My gynae nurse said she could only tell me what was written on a scrap bit of paper which left me with more questions than answers (not impressed with this).
Hello alI I have stage 4 clear cell
carcinoma
, had a scan this week and got the results today. My gynae nurse said she could only tell me what was written on a scrap bit of paper which left me with more questions than answers (not impressed with this).
Kazzh
in
My Ovacome
6 months ago
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