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Esther · 10-10-2007, 08:00 PM

Well I got back the results from the pet/ct scan and according to the results, my liver does not have progression. There is only one lesion that may be scar tissue and a long shot second small one barely visible.

This after the Feb 04 scans showed "innumerable mets lesions too many to count" on my liver!

I am scheduled to consult with the specialist at LLUMC next Tuesday the 16th of Oct at noon...maybe I should take him sandwich, I'm cutting into his lunch!

I will also check into topo therapy at City of Hope and cyberknife at Stanford. I'll keep the board posted on what I find out in case anyone else is thinking about this.

I may not need these options right now, but I want to be a patient at these centers and know my options, just in case I need them and need to move quickly.

10-10-2007, 08:00 PM	#5
Esther Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 484	Tests results Well I got back the results from the pet/ct scan and according to the results, my liver does not have progression. There is only one lesion that may be scar tissue and a long shot second small one barely visible. This after the Feb 04 scans showed "innumerable mets lesions too many to count" on my liver! I am scheduled to consult with the specialist at LLUMC next Tuesday the 16th of Oct at noon...maybe I should take him sandwich, I'm cutting into his lunch! I will also check into topo therapy at City of Hope and cyberknife at Stanford. I'll keep the board posted on what I find out in case anyone else is thinking about this. I may not need these options right now, but I want to be a patient at these centers and know my options, just in case I need them and need to move quickly.