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Before 4 years my brother did cystoscopie and results of pathology was : urothelial neoplasm of low malignant potential. After that he is under control via echografie and urine test during 4 years, until now results are negativ, can we consider that he is cured? How much percentage of reccurence ?

Hello, I have Glioblastoma with mutation of gene EGFR an MSH2. I was operated on january 2024. Can you help ? Thank you

I have been diagnosed with Plasmacytoid Urothelial Carcinoma of the Bladder. Blood clots blocking my urine sent me to the ER and surgery to remove a 2.6 mm tumor. So far NO invasion of the muscle wall. 2 Turbts performed. Second one, to get a deeper biopsy. 2 CT scans done from the lungs down to the thighs showing no spread or problems. Pet Scan scheduled from the top of skull to thighs scheduled Dec 22...Radical Cystectomy scheduled for Jan 15. Please Pray for me! Afraid of this rare carcinoma

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What is the recovery rate if the appendix surgery margin are clean and no spread showing in pothlogy report

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I am so sorry to hear so dear Alexis but I am happy to know that you are fine now and that you made the right decision. Stay safe.

I was diagnosed with Atypical Polypoid adenomyoma at 28. I have PCOS and had very bad hormonal issues when my periods began, I was never listened to being told 'your issues are just part of being a woman' until I started bleeding and it never stopped for almost a year. I was desperate and finally found the right doctor who listened to me for the first time, she knelt down looking at me in the eyes and said 'we are going to figure this out'. My journey started with an ultrasound where they saw the polyps, I was then sent to an oncologist where a biopsy was performed when I finally got my answer that I had Atypical Polypoid Adenomyoma. I advocated to have a hysterectomy and it has been the best decision I could have made.

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Hello dear. Thank you for sharing the case. Without molecular classification you cannot it call it as such especially that supportive features including the loss of ATRX are not seen. You can call it high grade glioma, consistent with glioblastoma NOS.

Dear prof , i have a problematic case 5yrs , deep frontal ( with a midline component yet the radio is suggesting that the epicenter is not midline) , Histo: looks glial with atypia , bizzare cells , mitotic activity , microvascular proliferation IHC : GFAp: patchy positive Olig2 ; diffuse positive Ki67: around 25% Neurofilment: some fragments are negative other tumor areas are positive H3kme3: loss INi: retained Synato; patchy EMA; negative IDH: non mutant P53: non mutant BRaF: negative CD34: negative Its a def. High grade glioma yet i need to push towards somewhere can it be a HGG with piloid features although i have no rosenthal or EGBs or ATRX or molecular

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Does it means having cancer ?

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I have one similar case, thanks Dr Maysa.

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