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Joined: Jun 2009 Posts: 71 | The dilatation's are more frequent in the beginning (first six months) and then taper off. You may end up only needing it one time per year. It really just depends on how your body reacts to each procedure. Your doc should be able to tell you how stable the opening is from one procedure to the next. Based on the stability you make the plan. Best of luck we are all very hopeful for you.
11/1999 SCC tongue - surgery
1/2000 Met(s) in lymph nodes - modRND
2/2000-4/2000 RT ~6 weeks
end of 2006 SCC tongue - surgery
1/2008 SCC BOT - surgery / PEG installed
2/2008 chemo & RT
4/2008 last time I consumed solid food by mouth
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