Hi i had surgery in September to remove a Typical Neuroendocrine Carcinoid Tumour from my Right Lung.
I was told surgery was successful and the Tumour was removed. Clear margins and no lymph gland involvement.
My nerve pain is still very sore from surgery.
How often are scans after surgery. What type of scan do you have when under surveillance?
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i had neuroendocrine tumour in my small bowel which spread to the lymph nodes in april 4th 2026 i had tumour removed along with 13 lymph nodes i had full body scan which revealed there was nothing left in my body so i am a very lucky person i am due a scan in november full body and have to have nuclear medicine dye and the scans will be every 6 months for life
stay strong everyone ️
Hi thankyou for replying. I found out because my CT scan with contrast was clear in March 2026. My scans are yearly. My Tumour was a Typical nurendocrine.
I only know its a neuroendrocrine tumour in my right lung. 2.5cm. Ive had CT scan, Pet scan, Dota scan and now they want an ultrasound on my thyroid, plus a Mri scan on my liver. Been told they want the liver scan to compare future scans to. Worried and scared is an understatement!
You will be. Its a scary time. Mine was Typical. Slow growing.
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