ANA Discussion Forum
Treatment Options => Radiation / Radiosurgery => Topic started by: GM on September 18, 2009, 04:30:04 pm
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Just wanted to share some good news. I received my MRI review letter from the University of Virginia (Dr. Steiner) today...they have been tracking my MRI since my GK treatment in 2003 at UVA. Looks like they are in agreement with my Otolaryngologist at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth...
"The tumor looks the same size and enhances solidly, just slightly heterogeneously. There is no significant mass effect on the brain stem. The tumor seems stable, and it seems that the Gamma procedure stopped the growth of the tumor." They suggest a new follow-up in two years.
I would be happier if the darn thing shrank...I guess that I'll have to settle for no-growth :D
Happy weekend all!
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GM~
Glad you got a good report - that is a good way to start the weekend!!
K ;D
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well, here is a MIGHTY HEARTY well done!!!!!!!! FAB news! MAJOR congrats!!! "Another one bites the dust!"
Phyl
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While shrinkage might be a nice thing, no growth is definitely nothing to sneeze at ;D
Congratulations, GM. This IS a great way to start a weekend - or any other day for that matter.
Jan
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Congratulations! Stable is great news. Have a greate weekend.
Vivian
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Sounds unremarkable, Gary. Which is a good thing. 8)
Steve
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Gary ~
Congratulations! Who cares about shrinkage? No growth over 6 years is a very good outcome. Enjoy your 'good news weekend'! :)
Jim
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Thanks all !! Ya'll are the best. 8)