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Recurrence rate data
I am trying to find some data on recurrence rates specifically after you have had one! 2 Stage 1 adenomocarcoma surgically removed 2018 with no other treatmetn (rll lobectoby and r ul wedge) - stage 1 resection 10/18/23 with r upper lobe partial lobectomy. Once you have a recurrence what are the stats
I am trying to find some data on recurrence rates specifically after you have had one! 2 Stage 1 adenomocarcoma surgically removed 2018 with no other treatmetn (rll lobectoby and r ul wedge) - stage 1 resection 10/18/23 with r upper lobe partial lobectomy. Once you have a recurrence what are the stats
kri312
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 months ago
Recurrence!
Been a bumpy year (5 1/2 years ago R lower lobectomy stage 1 R upper lobe wedge stage 1) .....(see below for recent details) but wondering for those who had recurrences when did they occur and how were they managed? Did you have others since? My surgeon did frozen sample in OR and detected no cancer
Been a bumpy year (5 1/2 years ago R lower lobectomy stage 1 R upper lobe wedge stage 1) .....(see below for recent details) but wondering for those who had recurrences when did they occur and how were they managed? Did you have others since? My surgeon did frozen sample in OR and detected no cancer
kri312
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 months ago
persistent pneumothorax
I finally had my procedure last Wednesday due to uncertain recent pet /ct changes ( had r lower lobe lobectomy and r upper wedge 5 1/2 years ago) at the scar site of upper. Bronch was completed with insignificant findings but Tumor board recommended to go in for surgery. Great news following surgery
I finally had my procedure last Wednesday due to uncertain recent pet /ct changes ( had r lower lobe lobectomy and r upper wedge 5 1/2 years ago) at the scar site of upper. Bronch was completed with insignificant findings but Tumor board recommended to go in for surgery. Great news following surgery
kri312
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
9 months ago
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Another Xray but why ?
Hi all. I haven't been here for quite a long time so I hope that you are all coping and getting all the help and support you need. This forum helped me so much. Unfortunately, I now have multiple problems because of the lung misdiagnosis and because of negligence by our hospital. Another long story
Hi all. I haven't been here for quite a long time so I hope that you are all coping and getting all the help and support you need. This forum helped me so much. Unfortunately, I now have multiple problems because of the lung misdiagnosis and because of negligence by our hospital. Another long story
Danni54
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Lung Cancer Support
6 months ago
mucus
hello every one i have that THING CALLED COPD YUK YUK . i am fed up with mucus , i went into my local chemist asked the chap anything to help getrid of mucus he went straight to the shelf BENYLIN CHESTY COUGH ORIGINAL under neath the writing says DIPHENHYDRAMINE @ LEVOMENTHOL
hello every one i have that THING CALLED COPD YUK YUK . i am fed up with mucus , i went into my local chemist asked the chap anything to help getrid of mucus he went straight to the shelf BENYLIN CHESTY COUGH ORIGINAL under neath the writing says DIPHENHYDRAMINE @ LEVOMENTHOL
devon29
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 day ago
Doing well after surgery and diagnosis of lung cancer
Hi, I am in the process of waiting to see if my lung nodule has grown which is a spickulated one and I have lost weight. My ct scan results will be a couple of weeks after when I thought so this is quite stressful. On the Internet there is lot of negative stories about lung cancer and I was advised
Hi, I am in the process of waiting to see if my lung nodule has grown which is a spickulated one and I have lost weight. My ct scan results will be a couple of weeks after when I thought so this is quite stressful. On the Internet there is lot of negative stories about lung cancer and I was advised
YellowBirdLady
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
17 days ago
Hello from Chom đ
Chom turned 9 on June 17th. He was adopted from a shelter when he was just one. Abandoned in a flat to fend for himself with a few other dogs it took almost a week for them to be found and rescued. Two of the dogs did not survive. He was the smallest dog that made it. Initially he was a bag of nerves
Chom turned 9 on June 17th. He was adopted from a shelter when he was just one. Abandoned in a flat to fend for himself with a few other dogs it took almost a week for them to be found and rescued. Two of the dogs did not survive. He was the smallest dog that made it. Initially he was a bag of nerves
Caspiana
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
17 days ago
Alone and Surgery 03/01/2024
Hello All, I am 60 on the 1st January 2024 and I am having an upper
lobectomy
2 days after.
Hello All, I am 60 on the 1st January 2024 and I am having an upper
lobectomy
2 days after.
xinte60
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 months ago
Nottingham health and well being event
Hello all, Our next Information Day is taking place at the Mercure hotel, Sherwood Forrest Nottingham on Tuesday 2nd July. The day will feature a range of speakers, stalls and an opportunity to share experiences with other people affected by lung cancer. The event will focus on health and wellbeing
Hello all, Our next Information Day is taking place at the Mercure hotel, Sherwood Forrest Nottingham on Tuesday 2nd July. The day will feature a range of speakers, stalls and an opportunity to share experiences with other people affected by lung cancer. The event will focus on health and wellbeing
LorraineD
Roy Castle
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
1 month ago
Had lung surgery - would you be willing to share your experience?
We have been asked to share this survey that is being carried out to seek the views of people who have had surgery across the UK and Europe. The survey is being carried out by an organisation called LUCE and supported by a distinguished UK based surgeon. The short questionaire can be completed
We have been asked to share this survey that is being carried out to seek the views of people who have had surgery across the UK and Europe. The survey is being carried out by an organisation called LUCE and supported by a distinguished UK based surgeon. The short questionaire can be completed
LorraineD
Roy Castle
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
1 month ago
Bra after lung surgery?
What bras did you find most comfortable post surgery or maybe I should be asking, what bras did you find most tolerable? (Not initially after but a few weeks after surgery). Thanks in advance for your responses. I'm asking on behalf of someone else. Also, we are currently working to create a lung cancer
What bras did you find most comfortable post surgery or maybe I should be asking, what bras did you find most tolerable? (Not initially after but a few weeks after surgery). Thanks in advance for your responses. I'm asking on behalf of someone else. Also, we are currently working to create a lung cancer
Miranda_GO2
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Lung Cancer Support
1 month ago
Interested in joining GO2's Mind Over Matter group?
What is Mind Over Matter (also known as MOM)?
In this group, you will learn tips and tools to handle the big feelings that often come up after a cancer diagnosis and treatment. This 5-week group can help you deal with the fears, worries, and sadness that come up for many people.
Who can join
What is Mind Over Matter (also known as MOM)?
In this group, you will learn tips and tools to handle the big feelings that often come up after a cancer diagnosis and treatment. This 5-week group can help you deal with the fears, worries, and sadness that come up for many people.
Who can join
Miranda_GO2
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Lung Cancer Support
1 month ago
Excessive weight gain after lower lobectomy
Hi everyone, Since I'd a lower left lobectomy last Nov 2022 I've noticed a gradual increase in my weight. I was 9st 12 Ibs & now I'm 10st 12 Ibs. This notable increase's happened within 6 months. I just can't shift the excess weight. My daily routine hasn't changed & I'm at a loss on how to stop my
Hi everyone, Since I'd a lower left lobectomy last Nov 2022 I've noticed a gradual increase in my weight. I was 9st 12 Ibs & now I'm 10st 12 Ibs. This notable increase's happened within 6 months. I just can't shift the excess weight. My daily routine hasn't changed & I'm at a loss on how to stop my
Eaglewings1
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
10 months ago
Post radiotherapy for lung cancer
Can someone please share with me their experience after going thru radiotherapy for lung cancer? My dad had a radiotherapy for his lung cancer in Oct 2023. The radiotherapy went well with him not going thru any adverse side effects. However, now, 7 months later, he is experiencing shortness of breath
Can someone please share with me their experience after going thru radiotherapy for lung cancer? My dad had a radiotherapy for his lung cancer in Oct 2023. The radiotherapy went well with him not going thru any adverse side effects. However, now, 7 months later, he is experiencing shortness of breath
Hokiun
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
2 months ago
Please join us Tuesday,May 21st, for our Living Room discussion on Is a Clinical Trial Right for You?
Hello, Please join us in our San Carlos office Tuesday May 21st in person or if you donât live in the area, you can join us virtually on GO2's YouTube Live channel. We are thrilled to have Jorge J. Nieva, MD, Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine, Keck School of Medicine of USC, Medical Oncologist
Hello, Please join us in our San Carlos office Tuesday May 21st in person or if you donât live in the area, you can join us virtually on GO2's YouTube Live channel. We are thrilled to have Jorge J. Nieva, MD, Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine, Keck School of Medicine of USC, Medical Oncologist
Michelezeh
Partner
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Lung Cancer Support
2 months ago
New approval for treatment of Small Cell Lung Cancer (SCLC)
FDA Approves Imdelltra (tarlatamab-dlle) for Extensive Stage Small Cell Lung Cancer Written by colleague, Matthew Reiss, MSE, PhD, Manager, Precision Medicine & Navigation, GO2 for Lung Cancer On May 16, 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted Imdelltra (tarlatamab-dlle) accelerated
FDA Approves Imdelltra (tarlatamab-dlle) for Extensive Stage Small Cell Lung Cancer Written by colleague, Matthew Reiss, MSE, PhD, Manager, Precision Medicine & Navigation, GO2 for Lung Cancer On May 16, 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted Imdelltra (tarlatamab-dlle) accelerated
Miranda_GO2
Partner
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Lung Cancer Support
2 months ago
Lung cancer stage 4
Just curious - have had cancer 6 times now, breast cancer x 3; bowel; lung; 5 times all operated on & fine, now this 6th time caused by the radiotherapy I had 25 years ago for my breast cancer caused my squamous lung cancer, not operable + of course no radiotherapy as I've had the max - was only discovered
Just curious - have had cancer 6 times now, breast cancer x 3; bowel; lung; 5 times all operated on & fine, now this 6th time caused by the radiotherapy I had 25 years ago for my breast cancer caused my squamous lung cancer, not operable + of course no radiotherapy as I've had the max - was only discovered
younginmind
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 months ago
Pulmonary Node revealed with PET scan not growing
During my treatment for PC the first Pet scan showed a pulmonary node. There were no Mets beyound the prostate. Three DRs., Urologist, Oncologist and Pulmonary, did not attribute the node to the PC, since it was so far removed and there were no other mets revealed. A subsquent MRI 3 months later indicated
During my treatment for PC the first Pet scan showed a pulmonary node. There were no Mets beyound the prostate. Three DRs., Urologist, Oncologist and Pulmonary, did not attribute the node to the PC, since it was so far removed and there were no other mets revealed. A subsquent MRI 3 months later indicated
Eadgbe
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Do I still say I have cancer?
I had the upper left lobe of my lung (that's a mouthful) removed in February. The tumour was crimping a pulmonary artery and when examining the removed bit it was shown to have active cancer cells - they couldn't remove the lobe cleanly enough without nicking the artery so I was told. Consequently
I had the upper left lobe of my lung (that's a mouthful) removed in February. The tumour was crimping a pulmonary artery and when examining the removed bit it was shown to have active cancer cells - they couldn't remove the lobe cleanly enough without nicking the artery so I was told. Consequently
olwman
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
10 months ago
Please join INHERIT Study
Join the INHERIT Study to help us better understand the genetic risk for lung cancer, and what can be done for prevention and treatment. Our goals are to learn more about: -Inherited or genetic risk for developing lung cancer in certain people or families -Changes in lung cancer tumors in people with
Join the INHERIT Study to help us better understand the genetic risk for lung cancer, and what can be done for prevention and treatment. Our goals are to learn more about: -Inherited or genetic risk for developing lung cancer in certain people or families -Changes in lung cancer tumors in people with
Miranda_GO2
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Lung Cancer Support
3 months ago
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