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What Does My Breast CT Scan Findings Below Indicate?
what is the stage of my breast ca size--3.8x3x3 cms nodes axillary nodes 13/15 + apical 2/4+ histological grade 3 nucleus comedo pet/ct scan-sternum c6 d12 i5 increased uptake with few osteolytic changes increased uptake in l234 with osteolytic changes nodes free skin free dctal ca x-ray chest normal ct scan reports c6 involvment
Thu, 18 Dec 2014
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1.The report suggest there is a ductal carcinoma with lymph nodal enlargement.
2.Ant the PET CT suggest the bone signals - suggest the bony involvement.
3.The chest x-ray suggest there is no lung metastasis, there is no confirmative imaging to say there is chest wall involvement.
4.In this case there is nothing said about the liver lung metastasis, or brain - but bony is seen.
5.This can be seen in case of any inflammatory conditions - so depending on the extensions its early stages, on consideration of bony its late stages.
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1.The report suggest there is a ductal carcinoma with lymph nodal enlargement.
2.Ant the PET CT suggest the bone signals - suggest the bony involvement.
3.The chest x-ray suggest there is no lung metastasis, there is no confirmative imaging to say there is chest wall involvement.
4.In this case there is nothing said about the liver lung metastasis, or brain - but bony is seen.
5.This can be seen in case of any inflammatory conditions - so depending on the extensions its early stages, on consideration of bony its late stages.
Good luck.
Hope i have answered your query,
any thing to ask ? do not hesitate to ask.
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-ganesh/62888
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