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What Could Sarcoma Of Prostate With Metastasis Of Lymph Nodes In PET Scan Report Indicate ?

Dear doctor please go through this report and give your opinion about the status of the patient,The report is PET CT are suggestive of large malignant pelvic mass(likely sarcoma)involving prostate,seminal vesicle,urinary bladder,rectum,anal canal with other extensions as described with metastases to lymph nodes (abdominal pelvic,bilateral hilar & left internal mammary)bilateral lungs and skeleton.my email address is YYYY@YYYY
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The report shows a cancerous lump in the pelvis. It is extending into the prostate, seminal vesicles, urinary bladder, rectum, and anal canal. It makes it completely inoperable. There is also spread of disease into the chest, upper abdominal, lymph nodes with lungs and skeleton also being involved. The disease staging is IV, and the patient might have a life expectancy of six months to a year.


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Dr. Vivek Chail
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What Could Sarcoma Of Prostate With Metastasis Of Lymph Nodes In PET Scan Report Indicate ?

Hello, The report shows a cancerous lump in the pelvis. It is extending into the prostate, seminal vesicles, urinary bladder, rectum, and anal canal. It makes it completely inoperable. There is also spread of disease into the chest, upper abdominal, lymph nodes with lungs and skeleton also being involved. The disease staging is IV, and the patient might have a life expectancy of six months to a year. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Vivek Chail