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A Review of Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy in the Management of Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer - Anticancer Research - May 2020
Comprehensive review of SBRT in oligomestatic PCa patients. Please note the potential bias in the individual studies used (". . .12 were retrospective and only one was a randomised controlled trial.") From the review paper: . . . [i]SBRT uses highly conformal and precisely targeted radiation
Comprehensive review of SBRT in oligomestatic PCa patients. Please note the potential bias in the individual studies used (". . .12 were retrospective and only one was a randomised controlled trial.") From the review paper: . . . [i]SBRT uses highly conformal and precisely targeted radiation
cujoe
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Fight Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
I'm a brain tumor survivor - Optic Glioma
I am partially sighted in my left eye and near to blind in my right, and I have been through chemotherapy,
radiotherapy
and a variety of other treatments. I am very keen to share my knowledge and help others as much as I can, so do ask me questions and hopefully I'll give you some answers! :-) xx
I am partially sighted in my left eye and near to blind in my right, and I have been through chemotherapy,
radiotherapy
and a variety of other treatments. I am very keen to share my knowledge and help others as much as I can, so do ask me questions and hopefully I'll give you some answers! :-) xx
Lizzie-13
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Survivors of Childhood Brain Tumours
4 years ago
Confused and angry
My dad (67) was diagnosed with cirrhosis about 3 years ago, he has lived with this with relatively mild symptoms up until about 3 months ago, he had to undergo
radiotherapy
for a small contained cancerous polyp in his esophagus.
My dad (67) was diagnosed with cirrhosis about 3 years ago, he has lived with this with relatively mild symptoms up until about 3 months ago, he had to undergo
radiotherapy
for a small contained cancerous polyp in his esophagus.
AJD1310
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
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Breathlessness and dry cough since last October
I've always been prone to chest infections and a scan over 12 months ago found damage to my left lung (around the area that the
radiotherapy
was delivered to) and then more damage was found on my scan in December which was attributed to the afinitor that I was taking at the time.
I've always been prone to chest infections and a scan over 12 months ago found damage to my left lung (around the area that the
radiotherapy
was delivered to) and then more damage was found on my scan in December which was attributed to the afinitor that I was taking at the time.
Julie2233
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 years ago
Getting fit after chemotherapy
Hi All, I am doing this app to try and build my fitness after going through chemotherapy and
radiotherapy
just finishing last month .... any other ladies on here recovering from ill health?
Hi All, I am doing this app to try and build my fitness after going through chemotherapy and
radiotherapy
just finishing last month .... any other ladies on here recovering from ill health?
apps1806
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Women's Health
4 years ago
New
I am trying to increase my fitness after being poorly and completing chemotherapy and
radiotherapy
... only just finished active treatment last month and now with being lockdown for 12 weeks i am doing the app on my treadmill .....
I am trying to increase my fitness after being poorly and completing chemotherapy and
radiotherapy
... only just finished active treatment last month and now with being lockdown for 12 weeks i am doing the app on my treadmill .....
apps1806
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
4 years ago
At risk?
I have had lung cancer and have had a lung removed, chemo and
radiotherapy
2 years ago. I have not received a letter telling me that I am vulnerable.
I have had lung cancer and have had a lung removed, chemo and
radiotherapy
2 years ago. I have not received a letter telling me that I am vulnerable.
Bel1966
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Radiotherapy
Radiotherapy
. I would appreciate hearing experience of this treatment and it's effects. Thank you.
Radiotherapy
. I would appreciate hearing experience of this treatment and it's effects. Thank you.
ferntreegully
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
4 years ago
My father's metastatic cancer, a new challenge
He also went under
radiotherapy
to his right femur one week later (this was the pain that took him to see a doctor almost for first time in many years). His radioterapist want him to do radio in some spot on his spine mets.
He also went under
radiotherapy
to his right femur one week later (this was the pain that took him to see a doctor almost for first time in many years). His radioterapist want him to do radio in some spot on his spine mets.
olloreda
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Seeking info
Hi I have just been diagnosed with stage 1lepidic cell adenocarcinoma of rt lower lung, I have been offered a lobectomy for treatment but first I am trying to research other options of treatment,
radiotherapy
, cyber knife etc, I will be greatful to hear back from anybody with similar diagnosis and what
Hi I have just been diagnosed with stage 1lepidic cell adenocarcinoma of rt lower lung, I have been offered a lobectomy for treatment but first I am trying to research other options of treatment,
radiotherapy
, cyber knife etc, I will be greatful to hear back from anybody with similar diagnosis and what
Blackkeys
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
4 years ago
Lung cancer update
It's been a long time since I posted and much has happened. A tumor in my lung which my oncologist and I have been following for 3 years has finally reached the point where we are looking into treatment options. The most promising one so far is stereoscopic radiation therapy. An appointment was originally
It's been a long time since I posted and much has happened. A tumor in my lung which my oncologist and I have been following for 3 years has finally reached the point where we are looking into treatment options. The most promising one so far is stereoscopic radiation therapy. An appointment was originally
JeanE41
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Lung Cancer Support
4 years ago
New Gov Guidelines
One of the criteria is
radiotherapy
for lung cancer but of course mine is brain now ?!?!
One of the criteria is
radiotherapy
for lung cancer but of course mine is brain now ?!?!
Starky67
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
4 years ago
Perineural invasion after RP: next steps?
A friend of mine has Gleason 7 PCa. He chose to have the RP. During a follow-up consultation he was informed that there were no positive margins, and there was no lymph node or seminal vesicle involvement. The report he was handed noted that he was positive for perineural invasion. He didn't catch
A friend of mine has Gleason 7 PCa. He chose to have the RP. During a follow-up consultation he was informed that there were no positive margins, and there was no lymph node or seminal vesicle involvement. The report he was handed noted that he was positive for perineural invasion. He didn't catch
tallguy2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Fluctuations psa
my father 69 years old Radical prostatectomy 2016 pt 3b gleason 8 psa post op 0.24 3 months later 0.56
Radiotherapy
2017 that failed psa a year later about 2 Tepscan ok in September 2018: lupron, casodex December 2018 psa 0.08 April 2019 0.11 Octobre 2019 0,10 April 2020 0,13 are these fluctuations
my father 69 years old Radical prostatectomy 2016 pt 3b gleason 8 psa post op 0.24 3 months later 0.56
Radiotherapy
2017 that failed psa a year later about 2 Tepscan ok in September 2018: lupron, casodex December 2018 psa 0.08 April 2019 0.11 Octobre 2019 0,10 April 2020 0,13 are these fluctuations
Katiafrench
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Bladder Cancer Blood Test
I have damage to my bladder as a result of Prostate Cancer Guided Radiation Treatment, in 2013. I have had a couple of instances this year of small clots, in my urine. The last Urologist that used a scope up my penis to check for Bladder Cancer, a few years ago, caused a lot of pain and bleeding. I
I have damage to my bladder as a result of Prostate Cancer Guided Radiation Treatment, in 2013. I have had a couple of instances this year of small clots, in my urine. The last Urologist that used a scope up my penis to check for Bladder Cancer, a few years ago, caused a lot of pain and bleeding. I
lavis
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Weird info
I know In my heart of hearts that treatment naive CLL patients are included in the high risk category but it’s either a massive typo or misunderstanding on my behalf when the information below is being sent out snout who is at risk: “Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or radical
radiotherapy
for
I know In my heart of hearts that treatment naive CLL patients are included in the high risk category but it’s either a massive typo or misunderstanding on my behalf when the information below is being sent out snout who is at risk: “Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or radical
radiotherapy
for
spiller
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Radiotherapy in ovarian cancer
Just wondered if anyone else has had
radiotherapy
. I was told initially that they do not use it for ovarian cancer. To cut a long story short diagnosed 2107 stage 4. Had chemo then surgery NED then mop up chemo then Avastin for 18 sessions. Finished Nov. 2018.
Just wondered if anyone else has had
radiotherapy
. I was told initially that they do not use it for ovarian cancer. To cut a long story short diagnosed 2107 stage 4. Had chemo then surgery NED then mop up chemo then Avastin for 18 sessions. Finished Nov. 2018.
transf2856
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
How to care for cancer patient when I have a cold
I am caring for my husband who has just started his cancer (Barrett's Esophagus) treatment this Monday (3
radiotherapy
sessions and 1 chemotherapy so far). I am devastated, I had a sore throat on Sunday night, then had a cold! I can hear that he had a slight cough once or twice today!
I am caring for my husband who has just started his cancer (Barrett's Esophagus) treatment this Monday (3
radiotherapy
sessions and 1 chemotherapy so far). I am devastated, I had a sore throat on Sunday night, then had a cold! I can hear that he had a slight cough once or twice today!
Notknowmuch
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CLL Support
4 years ago
PSMA PET-CT in patients with high-risk PCa before curative-intent surgery or radiotherapy ...
From
MedPage Today
article [2]: "In men with high-risk prostate cancer, imaging with prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) PET-CT prior to curative surgery or
radiotherapy
proved far more accurate than conventional imaging for detecting metastatic disease, a randomized trial found.
From
MedPage Today
article [2]: "In men with high-risk prostate cancer, imaging with prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) PET-CT prior to curative surgery or
radiotherapy
proved far more accurate than conventional imaging for detecting metastatic disease, a randomized trial found.
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
PSA 3.12 after 3/17 radical prostatectomy. Future treatment thoughts?
I'm new to Advanced Prostate Cancer, moving "up" from Prostate Cancer Network due to recent pathology results after da Vinci radical prostatectomy (RP) on March 17 in Spokane, WA, with Dr. Raymond Lance, who had more than 2,000 da Vinci RPs under his belt. I feel very good about this choice. Surgery
I'm new to Advanced Prostate Cancer, moving "up" from Prostate Cancer Network due to recent pathology results after da Vinci radical prostatectomy (RP) on March 17 in Spokane, WA, with Dr. Raymond Lance, who had more than 2,000 da Vinci RPs under his belt. I feel very good about this choice. Surgery
happycamperguy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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