Skip to content
Lung cancer · C103

A lung follow-up after chemotherapy

Cao Runwu · 67 years · Gansu

Lung cancer: A lung follow-up after chemotherapy. English source image 1, with original photographs and clinical records where present.
English text in the source layout · MYYL watermark · chat avatars obscured. Embedded reports, scans and photographs remain as supplied.
Read the English image text
CAPTIONS / IMAGE LABELS MYYL Lung cancer PATIENT FOLLOW-UP RECORDS Cao Runwu · 67 · Gansu English translation · Original medical images retained CASE RECORD · Lung cancer · 67 Cao Runwu had received several chemotherapy cycles but found them difficult to tolerate. He reported more blood in sputum, poor appetite, fatigue and marked night-time lung-area pain with local warmth. The earlier left lung lesion measured 5.7 × 5.5 cm. FOLLOW-UP The follow-up account describes a left hilar lesion approximately 1.2 cm smaller in one dimension, less obstructive inflammation and pleural fluid, and less cough and breathlessness. The family reported better appetite and strength and said the results were better than they expected. Original report images remain below. CHAT PANEL S134-P01 5:22 PM Cao Runwu · Lung cancer PM 4:52 Cao · Lung cancer Cao · Lung cancer @MYYL Care Team · Mr Lan Family Cao · Lung cancer Please look at the follow-up reports. Cao · Lung cancer Family CHAT PANEL S134-P02 Original clinical record image retained. CHAT PANEL S134-P03 5:22 PM Cao Runwu · Lung cancer …that is a good sign. A reduction of 1.2 cm in just one month is already very encouraging. Cao · Lung cancer Okay, I understand. Better than I expected. Thank you, Mr Lan. The effects build over time. Please help him cooperate with treatment and keep going. We will work on this together. Cao · Lung cancer Family CHAT PANEL S134-P04 5:22 PM Cao Runwu · Lung cancer Cao · Lung cancer Please photograph the whole page. Family Okay, let me look. Cao · Lung cancer This was the earlier one. Reply PM 5:01 The results show a reduction of 1.2 cm in just one month, which is very encouraging. The specialist's plan seems well suited to your father. Caring for him has been hard work for you too. Keep going; I hope the next examination in two months shows further progress. Cao · Lung cancer