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What does a new tumor on MRI mean for radiation?

KL

Community Member

a month ago

Hi, finally got my MRI. A new tumor has developed. It's at 1/2cm. the other one is 4cm. Next step... mapping for radiation.

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CA

Community Member

a month ago

Radiation mapping is an important step that helps doctors plan the most precise treatment for both tumors. This process allows the medical team to target the affected areas while protecting healthy tissue as much as possible. Many members here have shared helpful experiences about what to expect during mapping and radiation treatment - hopefully others will chime in with their insights to support you through this next phase.

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CM

Community Member

a month ago

If it hasn't metastasis get an ablation...radiation is unnecessary...and leaves permanent damage..use that as a last measure

KL

Community Member

22 days ago

Unfortunately, I can't have sedation due to COPD

DB

Community Member

12 days ago

Sounds like a Y90? I had one done 3/13 on a 3cm tumor, which worked and it killed the tumor, so wishing you well on your Y90 procedure! After a couple days, I did develop some nausea after the procedure and just asked the IR Dr for some Zofran which helped. I have another 16mm tumor the MRI found in July, and I am having a Microwave Ablation on 3/11 for that. My Oncologist says they are just handling the tumors as they appear. Best wishes to you for your treatment!

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