metastatic lung cancer to sacral bone.
Hello all..I am the daughter of a lung cancer survivor. My dad was diagnosed with non small cell lung cancer-squamous cell in may of 2011. had chemo/radiation. In 2012, he was told he had a 8mm lesion on L5-S1 sacral bone. He did have 10 radiation treatments to that spot.My question is. He had a Pet scan on 4/11/13.It indicated that this area had a higher suv rating .Non the less, no other areas of metastasis. How in 2 yrs does a person only have 1 spot of mets if its cancer?
He had a biopsy yesterday. We are waiting on results. the size of the "spot" is 2.4 x 1.5.now.Is that common to have 1 area.He is 79 yrs old.
Thanks,Kado.
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