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Mucinous Adenocarcinoma

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  • zigswife
    zigswife CSN Member Posts: 61
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    juliebeth said:

    just joined
    What is your husband's status now. I have mucinous adenocarinoma of the app. stage 4.

    I'm not sure if that was in
    I'm not sure if that was in response to my original post, but I just saw it and wanted to respond. My husband responded well to the first six rounds of FOLFOX and Avastin and will be getting an MRI next week to see if he can go through with a liver resection (we have two surgeons who say there is a good possibility!). The PET scan showed that two of the original tumors are no longer lighting up and the third has about half as much activity as it did in the beginning. At the same time, the mucinous features of the tumors means there still could be some activity going on but that it isn't showing up on the PET scan. Now I just wait with my fingers crossed and see what the surgeons say.
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