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#40041 05-26-2006 01:12 PM | Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 251 Gold Member (200+ posts) | Gold Member (200+ posts) Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 251 | Yes, this does sound correct. I'm a little surprised they would do a PET scan so close to treatment. Even with a CT scan...my husband's doctors said they wouldn't do one for 3 months post treatment because of the radiation damage fogging the results.
Glad to hear, though, that they found no signs of cancer. That's very good news.
Anita
Husband Dx 12/02 Stage 4 Tonsil Cancer T1N2bM0; surgery, radiation, chemo 1/03 - 4/03.
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