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Surgery again / updated

Damn... Husband had CT on monday and on first feedback from the radiologist all looked clear... liver, lung, bones... all fine... but there was a indifferent strukture somewhere (and I cannot remember if she said omentum or peritoneum or some other stuff inside) but she said it did not look suspect so I stopped thinking and hearing.
But today we met with his Onc and he wants that something cut out and so husband will have to have surgery again. We will know more Datails next monday after the tumorboard hat its meeting...
Now I am a wreck and all the emotions and panic from 20 months ago is back.... (then stage 4 with mets to liver)
*sigh*
Petra
Update: Got a copy of the CT report. Try to translate in english...
"...behind the colon transversum is an round area (28 mm x 19 mm) of thickened mesenterial fat tissue which demands further examination" (it was only 8 mm at the last CT 9 months before)
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Oh shoot, Petra.
I'm really sorry that he has to go through surgery again. Is there any chance they can do a PET to get more info first? At any rate, I hope they can do this laparascopically (or however you spell that, really wish CSN had spell-check), rather than having to do an open surgery.
Keep us posted on how things go.
Hugs to you both~AA
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Sendingannalexandria said:Oh shoot, Petra.
I'm really sorry that he has to go through surgery again. Is there any chance they can do a PET to get more info first? At any rate, I hope they can do this laparascopically (or however you spell that, really wish CSN had spell-check), rather than having to do an open surgery.
Keep us posted on how things go.
Hugs to you both~AA
you ((((HUGS)))
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