Posts by Henry Garcia5

Angela Wright said:Highly recommend Dr. Patriarch over in Oakwood—I honestly almost forgot about him for a second there. Seriously though, the guy works miracles.

Thanks so much—I'll let you know if I manage to get anywhere with this. 🙂

I’m looking for some serious help—does anyone know a top-tier surgical oncologist who specializes in Hemangiopericytoma? Standard treatments just aren't cutting it here. Honestly, I'll look anywhere if it means finding a surgeon capable of handling this. We're talking about a woman born in 1980. She had an initial procedure at Mayo Clinic, but things went south—the doctors couldn't fully remove the tumor because of some heavy bleeding during the surgery. Now, the advice we're getting is to track down a specialist who can actually get the job done. She’s back home right now and feeling okay—no major issues so far—but we need a plan. Thanks in advance!

Angela Wright said:We're looking at a rare tumor made up of blood vessels—it falls under the synovial sarcoma category. Because it's basically built out of vessels, surgery is tricky due to the bleeding risk. Unfortunately, with sarcomas, cutting it out is usually the best bet since they tend to be pretty resistant to chemo and radiation. Since this one is low-grade, if the surgery goes well, things could turn out fine. They probably have better techniques and more specialized staff over in Canada to handle it minimally invasively.

Thanks for getting back to me. Fingers crossed everything turns out okay!

Can someone please help me out if anyone knows anything about a tumor located in the small pelvis? It's for a woman. She already had surgery, but they couldn't get everything out because things started bleeding heavily during the procedure. Now, they're sending her over to Canada to see if the specialists there can do something more. The diagnosis is: HEMANGIOPERICITOMA with low malignant potential. Please, if you know anything at all about this, let me know ASAP—it's pretty urgent.