MRI last thursday was a pain: the infusion needle didn't go in well at first, and took a while to settle. In the midst of the MRI the contrast infusion blocked, so part of the MRI had to be redone.
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(Needle) angst and heat radiation made me sweat like crazy and the stoma prolapse moved itself out of my body very far both before and after the procedure.
Monday the results will be clear during my surgery appointment to prepare for friday surgery.
Loads of questions...
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Monday the results will be clear during my surgery appointment to prepare for friday surgery.
Loads of questions...
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I am still scared for the liver/gallbladder part, but I think I found out why.
If this does not work well, which they will only find out during surgery, I will have far more metastases than detected now, and require at least a new liver soon.
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If this does not work well, which they will only find out during surgery, I will have far more metastases than detected now, and require at least a new liver soon.
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All in all the upcoming week will be stressful, so keep your fingers crossed they do a great job friday around noon (CET, UTC+2) when they start the procedure:
- inspect liver metastases
- remove large parts of the liver
- likely remove gallbladder
- repair the stoma
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- inspect liver metastases
- remove large parts of the liver
- likely remove gallbladder
- repair the stoma
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