‘Ct Scan’ etiketi için içerik arşivleri

The echocardiogram was fine, the doctor found nothing unusual when she examined me, my butt is sore today from all the biking, the technician got the vein on the first try before the ct scan, I will have results in about a week, I got to go on a great walk with my sister today, [...]

22 July 2010, Thursday - 23:42 | Yorum Yok
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Just got my CT results from a very up-beat sounding nurse. No change.

22 July 2010, Thursday - 11:52 | Yorum Yok
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1. According to an article in the Globe andMail, women and men respond very differently when they are on the recieving end of an apology:

22 July 2010, Thursday - 01:48 | Yorum Yok
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I tried to leave the cancer world, at least as much as I could while still seeing an oncologist regularly and being tested for cancer every three months. I tried not to focus on cancer, to go back to my “normal” life, but I learned the hard truth of surviving cancer, we never really go [...]

20 July 2010, Tuesday - 11:12 | Yorum Yok
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I think I am so much more emotionally sensitive than my son has ever been. The essay he wrote for this scholarship and for a college application struck me as very thoughtful in its almost winding perusal of our ancestors and their experiences as compared to what we face today in our own lives.

17 July 2010, Saturday - 07:02 | Yorum Yok
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I got my CT scan results back, they were fine, no cancer. It was a long 36 hours waiting for the result, especially in light of the slightly elevated tumor marker, but I’ve had to wait longer before. So I feel so relieved…and glad that I can not do another CT scan for a year.

8 July 2010, Thursday - 10:26 | Yorum Yok
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Definition: A noncancerous tumor of the pleura (lining of the lung and chest cavity). Causes, incidence, and risk factors:

24 February 2010, Wednesday - 16:52 | Yorum Yok
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A biopsy is performed to diagnosis some medical conditions, including cancer. A physician will remove a piece of tissue, which is then sent to a pathologist. The pathologist will look at the tissue under the microscope, and may perform additional tests, to determine if there is disease in the tissue.

16 February 2010, Tuesday - 15:37 | Yorum Yok
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Pericardial mesothelioma is the least common form of a mesothelioma. Only around 5% of mesothelioma cases are pericardial. This type of mesothelioma affects the pericardium, which is a membranous lining that surrounds the heart, providing both support and protection to the organ.

15 February 2010, Monday - 11:20 | Yorum Yok
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