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Scan Results

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    Nick C
    Participant

    After four Keytruda treatment, I had my CT scan. The results:

    1. Slightly improved metastic disease.

    2. There could be a new focus of a tumor in the left axillary region. (Had two nodes removed at the end of October).

    3. Otherwise no convincing new metastic diease.

    Taken as a whole….this is good new for me.

    Nick

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      BrianP
      Participant

      After 4 I'd take that too Nick.  Congrats.  Hope this is just the start of more good scans to come.

      Brian

      jennunicorn
      Participant

      So soon after starting treatment that sounds good to me! Hope to hear more good scan news from you in the future.

      TexMelanomex
      Participant

      Awesome Nick! Points 1 & 3 are key…"improved" and "no convincing new metastic disease". YES!!

       

      snow white
      Participant

      Good news!

      Nick C
      Participant

      I'll have a better idea of where I stand after I meet with my OC on Friday. Also, I have not experienced  any side effects. Hope you all are doing okay.

       

        TexMelanomex
        Participant

        Please let us know how it goes on Friday when you get a chance Nick! I'd like to hear more about your experience with Keytruda so far when you have some time.

        Best,

        Tex

      MikeW
      Participant

      Nice! Keep up the battle…

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