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Para aortic and lung nodule
I had partial neprektomi (left kydney) 3 mont ago, 3,7 cm renal cell carcinoma,
and the pathologi resutl are, #Tumour limited to the lydney.#Resection margin not involvet by tumor
#no lymfe nodes identified#necrocis not identified#non neoplastic, glomerolusclerosis and some intestitial
chronic inflamatory infiltrate focally seen.
before surgery i had ct scan kydney (abdomen) and discovered nodul 6 mm at the lower thorac.
1 week ago i had been the first scan, the resut of ct scan
1. All is good ,NED, no reccurren or magligancy
2. no limfadhenopaty defenite significant. But some low volume of left smaal para arortic nodes not defenitif
Significant base on size criteria
3. Lung bases are clear, but the area at the previously seen
has not been included on the upper limit on the scan.
My doctor/oncogist said "congratulation this is good", we will CT scan (kydney and thorax) again 6 month in the future.
i am very happy with the number one result Of ct scan, also about suggestion of the doctor.
But i am very anxious with the result of number 2 and 3.
i am afraid and suspicious the para aortis and nodul of the lung is metastase.
I realy hope the lung nodul was gone (clear). But the doctor of ct scan not to say that.
Cant anyone give me similar axperiences or any insight
Thank you
(i am male, 42 years old)
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I had two removed.......
I had a 5mm and 6mm removed ( Jan 2017) from my left lung upper lobe almost 6 years after my kidney removal. I also had two others 1.0 cm size removed from my right lung lower lobe the year before April 2016, 5 years post kidney removal. The 1st surgery they biopsied the one that was 1.0 cm and it came back positive for rcc, the 2nd surgery we decided no biopsy and just had them cut out, pathology report after surgery showed they were positive for rcc.
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