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Mashup Score: 5
After chemotherapy and two surgeries to remove a skull base tumor, Matthew Saunders underwent proton therapy at MD Anderson.
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Mashup Score: 0Caregiver: Skull base tumor expertise saved my husband’s life - 3 year(s) ago
When Dusty Bailey’s husband Mark was told to get his affairs in order after being diagnosed with a rare skull base tumor, the school librarian put her online research skills to work. That’s when she found MD Anderson’s skull base program — and hope for her spouse.
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While her husband, Mark, was undergoing a 10-hour surgery for a rare skull base tumor, Dusty Bailey found comfort knowing the details of the procedure and in the frequent updates from his care team: https://t.co/GsLOJkGCdc @DrShaanRaza @DrShirleySu #SkullBaseTumor #EndCancer
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Mashup Score: 24 skull base tumor myths - 3 year(s) ago
Skull base tumor symptoms can mimic other less serious conditions. That’s why it’s important to get the right diagnosis and treatment. Skull base surgeon Ehab Hanna, M.D., shares the truth behind four skull cancer myths.
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“Your life depends on where you go first for skull base tumor treatment,” says our Dr. Ehab Hanna: https://t.co/BjCpENxydy @EhabHannaMD #SkullBaseTumor #EndCancer
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Mashup Score: 10
Stewart Wright’s stage IV nasopharyngeal cancer was so advanced when he was diagnosed that he was originally told he would lose his left eye. But after coming to MD Anderson, he learned that was not the case.
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Stewart Wright shares how nurse practitioner Jennifer Hess gave him hope during skull base tumor treatment: “Every time we saw Jennifer, she appeared even happier than we were at the evidence of my improvement.” https://t.co/r9BbCR6ZYB #SkullBaseTumor #EndCancer
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Mashup Score: 3
Stewart Wright’s stage IV nasopharyngeal cancer was so advanced when he was diagnosed that he was originally told he would lose his left eye. But after coming to MD Anderson, he learned that was not the case.
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When Stewart Wright was diagnosed with a rare skull base tumor, he was initially told he would lose his eye. But thanks to our team, he now has no evidence of disease and has vision in both eyes: https://t.co/i217ZVNvyO @DrShirleySu #SkullBaseTumor #EndCancer
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Mashup Score: 1Skull base tumor survivor: MD Anderson’s expertise saved my life - 3 year(s) ago
Mark Bailey came to MD Anderson for treatment after he was diagnosed with a rare skull base tumor. Under the care of our skull base tumor specialists, he had surgery to remove the tumor and eight weeks of proton therapy.
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“They gave me hope when all seemed hopeless,” says skull base tumor survivor Mark Bailey of his MD Anderson care team: https://t.co/i4h656SrMB @DrShaanRaza @DrShirleySu #SkullBaseTumor #EndCancer
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Thanks to virtual visits, skull base tumor survivor Matthew Saunders can have follow-up appointments from his home in South Carolina during the COVID-19 pandemic: https://t.co/ZH0zc8UVp4 @BrandonGunn #SkullBaseTumor #EndCancer