Patient is beating the odds! 45yoF diagnosed 5 yrs ago with | Figure 1

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Patient is beating the odds! 45yoF diagnosed 5 yrs ago with glioblastoma multiforme (Image1). Pt underwent craniotomy, partial resection, focal radiation, chemo (image2). Inspite of the odds, tumor is shrinking in size from post op (image3). Pt is stable, able to live independently with mild weakenss of the right upper/lower extremity. Mild memory deficits especially short term. Pt goal with to see the graduation of both children, she is almost there. This Pt has broken all projections for her disease.

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