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I had NET removed at porta hepatis: CGA was 3886.

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@tomrennie there is a review board of 6 cancer doctors that also looks at the test results before a final determination is made and my options. So it's a group effort on what is best for me.

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Turkey, Volunteer Mentor | @tomrennie | Jun 27 9:49am

@stevenkos Being a native of Philly, I actually know the U of Penn hospital well. I just flew back to Arizona a few days ago from Philly. I understand your trust and confidence in your care team. To me, that is really important. Having endured NETs for almost four years, I am just more comfortable with a member of the team being a NETs specialist. According the their website, they have a NETs treatment program, so I actually would be surprised if one of the doctors on your team isn't a NETs specialist? Let's hope that the MRI and biopsy come back with favorable results. Please keep us posted on how things go? Knowing the level of talent at U of Penn, I am eager to learn how things progress. How are you feeling overall about everything?

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