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Prostate cancer · C040

Follow-up imaging with persistent bone disease

Sun Changhe · 63 years · Shandong

Prostate cancer: Follow-up imaging with persistent bone disease. English source image 1, with original photographs and clinical records where present.
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MYYL Prostate cancer PATIENT FOLLOW-UP RECORDS Sun Changhe · 63 · Shandong English translation · Original medical images retained CASE RECORD · Prostate cancer · 63 Sun Changhe's records describe prostate cancer with multiple bone metastases and a 1.0 × 0.7 cm right upper-lobe ground-glass nodule. Previous care included 20 radiotherapy sessions, three chemotherapy cycles and a bone-protective injection every 28 days. Symptoms included poor appetite, stomach discomfort, dry or bitter mouth, fatigue, painful weak or numb lower legs, constipation and foamy urine. He also used pain medicine. FOLLOW-UP The later reports describe some smaller bone lesions and changes in lung findings. The source account says he felt better overall. These records reflect follow-up alongside a history of conventional cancer treatment; the complete report screenshots remain below.