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Where are some good sites to get a lot of information to about surgery in

stage 4? I'll be exploring our site of course but I'd like some good solid

information so we are ready with all the risks vs. benefits and ask the right

questions when we meet with the surgeon and Oncologist Jan. 10.

THANKS

Narice

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Narice,

I'm not sure where surgery is currently being contemplated, but one

of the first articles I came across when I started researching, and

what I still think was the best overall overview, is at this link:

http://caonline.amcancersoc.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/1/50

It is a little outdated, but it provides an understandable

explanation of the benefits of surgery, some of the considerations

as to what makes a good/not good candidate, etc. As I said, things

are about 9 years later, and there are some methods available now

that he doesn't mention (like RFA, oxaliplatin, Avastin, etc), but

what he says generally I think still applies.

Joe

> Where are some good sites to get a lot of information to about

surgery in

> stage 4? I'll be exploring our site of course but I'd like some

good solid

> information so we are ready with all the risks vs. benefits and

ask the right

> questions when we meet with the surgeon and Oncologist Jan. 10.

> THANKS

> Narice

>

>

>

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Narice

Here are a couple of sites I looked at before Galen went in for his

Liver resection, don't know, maybe u have seen them before, but

thought would send them just in case u hadn't. I always like looking

at the new trials they are doing also.

http://www.livercancer.com/treatments/ablation.html

http://cancer.gov/search/ResultsClinicalTrials.aspx?

protocolsearchid=1339736

Again, Best of Luck to you all!

Liz

> Where are some good sites to get a lot of information to about

surgery in

> stage 4? I'll be exploring our site of course but I'd like some

good solid

> information so we are ready with all the risks vs. benefits and ask

the right

> questions when we meet with the surgeon and Oncologist Jan. 10.

> THANKS

> Narice

>

>

>

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