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what does the result means?
My father has undergone surgery for the eradication of colon and rectum
they closed the anus and converted the stool way in the lower abdomen
And then he took 28 radio therapy session
"Knowing that he took chemotherapy in the first 3 sessions and also the last 3".
- The Functions tumours before the operation was : CEA = 5.2 ng/mL and CA19.9= 46.7U/mL
- After the operation were: CEA= 3.9ng/mL and CA19.9= 53.5 U/mL
- After the radio therapy was: CEA=0.21ng/mL and CA19.9= 75.5U/mL
And know he is going to begins chemotherapy sessions next week
So please, Is the result analysis comforting or not
please answer me
Thank you…
they closed the anus and converted the stool way in the lower abdomen
And then he took 28 radio therapy session
"Knowing that he took chemotherapy in the first 3 sessions and also the last 3".
- The Functions tumours before the operation was : CEA = 5.2 ng/mL and CA19.9= 46.7U/mL
- After the operation were: CEA= 3.9ng/mL and CA19.9= 53.5 U/mL
- After the radio therapy was: CEA=0.21ng/mL and CA19.9= 75.5U/mL
And know he is going to begins chemotherapy sessions next week
So please, Is the result analysis comforting or not
please answer me
Thank you…
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