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I'm stage 2 nsclc. 2 nodules in left upper lobe, rejected. Followed by chemo. Now on keytruda. Ground glass nodule in right lung and doctors dont want to do a bronchoscopy. So they are doing Signatera instead to see if there's any residual cancer.

May 21, 2025
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I had a lobectomy for the 2 nodules 8n my left lung and a wedge that showed aah. But any growth of my right lung nodules would be handled by sbrt. The signatura analysis should show the likl8hoid of the nodules being malignant long before it would show on scans.

May 22, 2025
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Ileen:
I was stage 2, 2 nodules in upper left. 5 zaps of SBRT and that was it. You might want to have a consultation with a radiation oncologist. It works!

May 22, 2025
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Liquid biopsies like Signatera ctDNA tests are becoming increasingly common in NSCLC treatment monitoring. While they are useful tools, it's important to understand that they complement rather than replace traditional diagnostic methods. These tests can help doctors predict which targeted therapy treatments might work best Show Full Answer

Liquid biopsies like Signatera ctDNA tests are becoming increasingly common in NSCLC treatment monitoring. While they are useful tools, it's important to understand that they complement rather than replace traditional diagnostic methods. These tests can help doctors predict which targeted therapy treatments might work best for individual patients. For Stage 2 NSCLC patients like yourself, monitoring is particularly important since the tumor characteristics can vary significantly. Your doctors are likely using this less invasive testing approach to track any potential cancer activity while avoiding more invasive procedures like bronchoscopy. The test results, combined with your imaging scans, will help guide your ongoing treatment decisions with Keytruda (immunotherapy).

May 21, 2025

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