Today is the second day of the long holiday, and it is also Monday. This afternoon is my outpatient clinic. Going to the clinic. Near noon, a patient hung up on my number at the Internet Hospital and asked me about follow-up treatment.
This is a 65-year-old man who was in our hospital five years ago During the operation for ascending colon cancer, the intra-abdominal lymph node and bone metastasis occurred half a year after the operation. Because of the pain, I also took some painkillers. Later, I participated in a clinical trial project in the medical oncology department of our hospital. The drugs in this area were relatively stable until the end of the previous year. This time, a routine examination was carried out. From the report, it seems that it is not very good. Ask me what is the condition of my lungs?
I saw the reports and films submitted by my family members. A tumor near the hilum with multiple lymphadenopathy in the mediastinum. It gives me the feeling that the first consideration is a primary lung cancer. Although the metastatic lesions cannot be completely excluded, it is rare to see such metastases in clinical practice. However, whether it is metastatic or primary, it is recommended to take pathological post-medical treatment, because such a lesion cannot be completely removed by surgery. I wish this patient a satisfactory therapeutic effect.
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