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Glioblastoma: Could original scan have missed the tumor?

Brain Tumor | Last Active: Nov 16, 2021 | Replies (4)
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@colleenyoung

Hi @sanmagoo326, welcome. You'll notice that I moved your question to the Brain Tumor group https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/brain-tumor-support-group/ I did this so you can connect with other members talking about glioblastomas @mgreen616 @bjh369 @marykaym88 @suez5

Also note that I removed all the personal identifying information from your scan image to protect your privacy. Keep in mind that we are fellow patients and caregivers and not qualified to read CT scans.

San, how did surgery go? Were they able to remove the tumor with clear margins? Are you still doing radiation and chemo? How are you doing?

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sanmagoo326 | @sanmagoo326 | Nov 14, 2021

Surgery went well and finishing up my radiation and first round of chemo. My main question is I can see a white spot on right side of that image and was wondering if a doctor at the clinic can take a look see and see if that might have led to Ann earlier diagnosis. It took 3 more months before it was picked up via an MRI image. In those 3 months it had grown.
Thank you for removing my personal information

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