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Consultation report, Dr. Ester Tahover

Date: 2024-03-27   Institution: Manor Medical Center / Assuta, Israel   Type: Oncology consultation
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Oncology Department, Assuta Ramat HaHayal

HaBarzel St 20, Tel Aviv

Tel.: 03-7645177

Fax: 03-7645119

Email: cimo@assuta.co.il

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27/03/2024

Conclusion of the examination – oncology department

ID No: ME923960-9

Name: Anastasia Zherlitsyna

Date of birth: 25/04/1976

Age: 47

Address: HaBarzel St 20, Tel Aviv-Jaffa

Mobile: 03-7645177

Clinical diagnosis:

Diagnosis Code    Side Date Condition after Probable diagnosis Relapse
Gastrointestinal stromal tumor Н89363
Discussion and conclusion:

Registered: Dr. Esther Tachover, Medical License No.: 80855, Oncology Department, Ramat HaHayal

Update date: 27/03/2024 17:33

Report / discussion:

Consultation was provided to Egor, the patient’s brother, via Zoom.

Continues to take Imatinib. Complains of pain in the joints and stomach.

Revision of a tumor in the abdominal cavity, near the stomach, and liver: both are GIST.

PET from 08/2023: good answer.

PET from 03/2024: the disease is stable, only minimal accumulation of contrast. CBC and biochemical blood test: within normal limits.

Recommendations:

Continue taking Imatinib at the same dose.

PET – every 3 months.

A repeat biopsy should be considered if and when the tumor progresses for genomic testing.

Consider taking Pramin/Zofran for nausea, PPI for abdominal pain (eg, Omeprazole), NSAID for muscle pain (eg, Ibuprofen).

Further observation with blood tests, TSH testing and monitoring of blood pressure readings.