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Having an appointment with a medical oncologist tomorrow. I hope to have some cribriform answers then, but if not, I am prepared.
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@hanscasteels
I am a Prostate cancer patient of exactly one year.
I've had the PSA, Digital exam, MRI, Biopsy 16 tubes, PET SCAN, Brachytherapy 25, IMRT Prostate Radiation in 25 fractions, and 10 months of ADT/ORGOVYX.
Iam Stage 4, Gleason 9, RADS 5. and I'm probably forgetting something.
Throughout it all, I have never heard the word "Cribriform" but now I'm seeing it often online.
What's up with that?
I look it up, and I'm thinking that my cancer cell architecture is of another design?
Am I right and why is it important?
PAUL
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Sending good vibes your way and keeping my fingers crossed that results are phenomenal (knock the wood ) ! You HAVE to have good results Hans - our "Cribriforom team" HAS to score at least 10 points tomorrow !!!!