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Has anyone had Signatera testing (genetics-based cancer test)?

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The node was in left groin area. It was done at UCSF using robotic surgery and I was able to go home the same day. Peritoneal nodes may not be subject to this kind of intervention.
Hope this helps.
Rainy Seifer

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pissedoffmark | @pissedoffmark | Jun 21 9:07am

Thank you. Wife's are peritoneal beh I ND the kidneys and very difficult to remove. Treated via multiple chemo and radiation. Now on Keytruda. 3rd round. Been at it for 5 plus years. Coupled with severe spinal stenosis and gastric issues.
Pain management is major issue along with recurring ureter stent replacements. How was your experience with UCSF?
Thanks for sharing. Tough enemy.

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