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Joined: Sep 2009 Posts: 701 Likes: 1 | Charles,
It was my understanding that if there was nodal involvement, chemo and rads were the standard of care. My husband did not have any positive nodes so he only had rads. All the best with your next opinion.
David,
Clark's tumor was listed as T4N0Mx. The report said no distant metastasis. I assumed that was what the Mx meant.
Anita
Anita (68)
CG to husband, Clark, 79,
DX SCC 11/07, T4N0Mx, PEG 1/08, RAD, post rad infection 3/08,
HBOT 40 dives, ORN, Surg 11/09 mandibulectomy w/fibular graft.
Plastic Surg 4/10, 12/10, 3/11, 10/11, 4/12, 10/12. All PETS clear,
PEG out 1/11. 6/11 non union jaw fracture
Fractured jaw w/surgery 7/14
Aspiration pneumonia 7/21, 10/22
PEG 7/21
Botox injections
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