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Lanreotide eventually becomes less effective, why?

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@rdiaz1998 That is a quick recovery from a Whipple. Congrats to you. Your diet and exercise seem to have helped. Is the game plan moving forward to surveil the liver mets with the 6 month MRIs and 12 month scans? Anything else?

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rdiaz1998 | @rdiaz1998 | Jul 15 8:52am

@tomrennie Correct, so far it's surveillance along with lanreotide every 28 days. MRI every 6 months and pet dotatate once a year.

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