Terminology and abbreviations

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patc
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby patc » Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:37 pm

Thank you for the information. I have learned a lot. Had a Whipple for duodenum cancer. How do I find others with this condition?

Olivia
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby Olivia » Wed Apr 11, 2012 2:57 pm

patc wrote:Thank you for the information. I have learned a lot. Had a Whipple for duodenum cancer. How do I find others with this condition?


patc,

There is a yahoo group for duodenal cancer. Sorry I don't have the exact address or link, but you should be able to find it through google. It's a small group and not too active, but nice folks. Many of the members have dealt with the Whipple procedure. Duodenal cancer (and small intestine cancer in general) as you know is VERY rare. Good luck!
But this site here, The Colon Club, has lots of info you might be concerned with, as there is a lot of overlap of symptoms, treatments, etc.......so don't be afraid to ask here, as ColonClubbers rock!

sandybeach646
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby sandybeach646 » Wed Apr 18, 2012 2:17 pm

Wow! Thank you thank you. Sometimes I feel like a complete dolt for not being up on all the lingo and this is such a great database. I know just where to look if I stumble across something I don't understand now :)

worriedwife1
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby worriedwife1 » Sat Dec 01, 2012 8:35 am

Thank you for the list of abbreviations. My husband is battling a recurrence of CRC.....overwhelming for us.

JavelinGuy
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby JavelinGuy » Tue Jan 01, 2013 10:40 pm

AWESOME list of info!!! Thanks to all!
JG (and wife CC)
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JG - age 61
diag CRC adenocarcinoma Aug 2012
5 wks Xeloda & radiation
T1N0M0 - Stage 1
Colon resection Dec 2012


PTL and waiting for follow-up appts to see what's next . . .

Rheaeliza
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Location: New York, New York

Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby Rheaeliza » Wed Jan 02, 2013 10:41 pm

Thank you so much! As someone diagnosed less than a month ago, this is very useful!

this might be a dumb question, but I'm new to forums all together, how do I post a "signature" thing that will show up with all my posts and show my info...diagnoses, treatment, dates like I see everyone has on here, so I don't have to re-type it all the time!
Thanks!
12/7/12: 30 yrs. old, Dx stage 4b.mets to liver, ovary, nodes, ommentum.
7 months chemo, shrinkage!
8/26/13 HIPEC, colon resection,hysterectomy, appndx, gallbladder out.
9/12/13:leak in colon, temp. loop ileost, home 9/18
11/3/13: liver resect.
1/2014 Ostomy reversal, one week later, abcess surg., fistula, tpn.
No more chemo, NED since 11/13

JavelinGuy
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby JavelinGuy » Thu Jan 03, 2013 9:42 am

Hi, Rheaeliza. :)

Start by clicking on 'user control panel' at the top of the page, then the second tab that says "profile". You'll see 'edit signature' on the left.

Dh and I have only been here a week or so ourselves, although he was diagnosed in August 2012. I discovered this site while he was in the hospital for colon resection surgery. As I was told then - welcome to the club nobody wants to join. There's a lot of helpful info and wonderful people here.

:)
JG (and wife CC)
***********************
JG - age 61
diag CRC adenocarcinoma Aug 2012
5 wks Xeloda & radiation
T1N0M0 - Stage 1
Colon resection Dec 2012


PTL and waiting for follow-up appts to see what's next . . .

Rheaeliza
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Location: New York, New York

Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby Rheaeliza » Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:52 pm

Thanks JG and wife!!!! Got it!!!
12/7/12: 30 yrs. old, Dx stage 4b.mets to liver, ovary, nodes, ommentum.
7 months chemo, shrinkage!
8/26/13 HIPEC, colon resection,hysterectomy, appndx, gallbladder out.
9/12/13:leak in colon, temp. loop ileost, home 9/18
11/3/13: liver resect.
1/2014 Ostomy reversal, one week later, abcess surg., fistula, tpn.
No more chemo, NED since 11/13

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Gicyndi
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby Gicyndi » Tue Feb 12, 2013 2:16 pm

Wow! Thank you so much for posting this. Very helpful. :D
8/24/2012 Husband Dx stage IV colon cancer
10/3/2012 Resection of the sigmoid colon, found mucinous mets on the peritoneal cavity
Completed 6 rounds of FOLFOX
CDS/HIPEC surgery June 25, 2013
recovering well
Liver Mets Feb 4, 2014
Folfiri

Christylyn
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby Christylyn » Sun Apr 28, 2013 11:38 am

Thanks so much for sharing this! With hubby's brand new diagnosis I have referred to your post a few times now in order to understand what is being said to me! Really appreciate it!

aprilart
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby aprilart » Thu May 02, 2013 7:23 pm

Wow, this is great! I am printing this list off! You're the bomb! Thanks for your help! :lol:
April

hoodornament
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby hoodornament » Mon Dec 15, 2014 2:00 am

Thanks for this. I'm new to the board & this will help.
Was diagnosed with stage 4b mid September of this year.
At peace emotionally, but dealing with side effects of chemo. (As are we all, I suspect.)

I'll add other descriptive things about me to my signature after I read the list of acronyms I just printed. :D
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The Path of the Just
Is as a Shining Light
Which Shines Brighter and Brighter
Until the Full Light of Day.
- Proverbs 4:17

Nik Colon

Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby Nik Colon » Wed Feb 04, 2015 5:50 pm

First I want to say thank you for this, it really helps us newbies. Second, I really think it needs a makeover all compiled into one again. Just my thoughts.

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chrisca
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby chrisca » Sun Jun 07, 2015 4:53 pm

How about adding ADR for adenoma detection rate? This is a statistic that endoscopists keep that indicates their ability to find polyps.
Male, false negative colonoscopy age 48
DX: 12/2010 rectal cancer age 51
Stage T3N0M0 2 cm from anal verge
neoadjuvant rad/chemo Xeloda
Rectal resection (open surgery) straight anastomosis
Xeloda round 2
ileostomy reversal 11/2011
Successful adhesion X-lap 8/2013
Ongoing LAR syndrome but NED 10 years

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SoupRgirl
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Re: Terminology and abbreviations

Postby SoupRgirl » Sat Nov 07, 2015 8:59 pm

Thanks for posting this.
-Bleeding from bottom since Spring 2015
-Feeling chronically tired summer and fall 2015
-November 2nd 4cm tubulovillious adenoma with focal high-grade dysplasia discovered in rectum during colonoscopy-partly removed
-pathology for polyp/tumor removed shows negative for carcinoma Nov 5
-currently waiting to be booked into surgery to remove remaining polyp/tumour


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