Lung Cancer Brain Metastasis: One Year Later, the Brain Tumor Was “No Longer Visible” — Here’s What He Did Right!
This is a patient who had been living with left lung adenocarcinoma for 22 years and experienced multiple recurrences throughout his journey.
Although standard chemotherapy and immunotherapy helped maintain his condition for a period of time, no actionable targetable gene mutation was found.
One year later, his condition worsened and brain metastases appeared, making the situation more critical.
Surgery was initially recommended, but because the lesion was located in a highly sensitive area, the surgical risk was very high. If surgery was performed, there was a possibility of paralysis.
Eventually, he chose stereotactic radiotherapy, such as CyberKnife, to precisely target the brain lesions.
One year after treatment, his follow-up scan showed that the brain lesions were no longer visible.
He later continued immunotherapy, and his condition remained stable with a good quality of life.
