Comprehensive review of the diagnosis and treatment of biliary tract c
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Eli…I am also thrilled to hear that Marina has finished her treatments. So sorry that she had the nasty side effect of Neupogen however; I hope for each day to better than the previous one.
Hugs,
MarionPercy,
Forgot to say, if you do have the PDF copies of the articles would you be able to send them to me as well? Huge thanks to you!
And enjoy your weekend! It is still cold here this weekend…….
Best wishes,
Gavin
Hi Eli,
Thats great that Marina has finished her chemo!! Thanks for letting us know. I hope that her recovery continues to go well and I hope that the pain from the Neopogen continues to wear off for her too. And Percy, you better be taking good care of yourself also??
Best wishes,
Gavin
Hi, eli,
please send me an email thru this web site; I need your email address;I can’t find it on this board. it is about your request of”Any chance you can get hold of the article PDF? I’m keen to read the entire article.”
God bless.Eli,
Glad she is done with chemo!! Hope she recovers quickly. I did not enjoy neupogen shots either.
Best wishes!
Susie
Hi Percy,
Any chance you can get hold of the article PDF? I’m keen to read the entire article.
Thank you for your concern about my DW. Marina finished chemo on April 20th. She completed 6 cycles of GEM/CIS. If you remember, she had a clean CT scan early in April. Our oncologist gave us an option to stop chemo right there and then. We decided to go for one more cycle, to finish 6 cycles as was originally planned. Marina is still recovering from that last cycle. She has been taking painkillers to manage strong pain in bones and joints. The pain is a side-effect of the Neupogen shots. Thankfully, the pain is getting better as Neupogen effect is wearing off.
Percy, please take good care of yourself.
Best wishes,
EliHi,Gavin and Eli,
I have just ordered both part I and II from the hospital library;hopefully I will have them by next week and will do a summary for all of the members here on this web site.
Thanks both again for the links.
Eli, please take care of your wife first and
Gavin,please say hi to your mum for me.
God bless.Thanks Percy, hope you manage to get yourself a copy of it. And yes, I’ll be sure to say hi to my mum from you. She has her 6 monthly app with her COPD nurse tom to see how things are going etc. Lots of tests, walking moving, and lung function tests too, then another app the following Friday for an ECG to check her heart. Last lung function test showed about 25% so hoping that it stays around that level. An increase would be good but that ain’t going to happen. Sounds weird saying that you hope that your mums lung capacity stays at only 25%, but thats the reality of COPD! Funnily enough, Dundee is wet, cold and with the prospect of further periods of rain and cold temps! Tomorrow night it will get down to -6c with the chance of snow…….So much for spring and all that!!!
And many thanks as well Eli for posting part 2 of the same paper, much appreciated!
My best wishes to you both,
Gavin
Part II of the same paper:
Comprehensive review of the diagnosis and treatment of biliary tract cancer 2012. PART II: Multidisciplinary management
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jso.23027/abstract
Hi, Gavin,
I will try.and be sure to say hi to your mum for me.
Chicago is wet and cool lately hopefully It will turn around soon.
God bless.Comprehensive review of the diagnosis and treatment of biliary tract cancer 2012. PART I: Diagnosis-clinical staging and pathology.
Thought you might be able to get your hands on this piece Percy and I’m sure it will be of interest to you also.
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