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I have unfavorable bulky ( 8 cm)Lymphoma stage 2 that was discovered on an EBCT in Oct 2022. Recent discovery that this was missed

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October 2022 EBCT showed an 8 cm mass. I just discovered that this mass was missed the year prior when it was only 4 cm which would have been non bulky disease . How much does this change my prognosis?

January 4, 2025
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The progression from a 4 cm non-bulky mass to an 8 cm bulky mass can impact your prognosis and treatment approach. Bulky disease often requires more aggressive treatment, as larger tumors may be harder to treat effectively. However, prognosis depends on multiple factors, including response to treatment, overall health, and Show Full Answer

The progression from a 4 cm non-bulky mass to an 8 cm bulky mass can impact your prognosis and treatment approach. Bulky disease often requires more aggressive treatment, as larger tumors may be harder to treat effectively. However, prognosis depends on multiple factors, including response to treatment, overall health, and other risk factors. It's essential to discuss this with your healthcare team, as they can provide personalized insights based on your specific case.

January 4, 2025

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