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This picture was taken on day
#8 by the husband of the patient. At this time, site
inspection is vitally important; however, since the
"event" occurred at the patient's home, the
site inspection has been delayed until Saturday.
Though this photo is not 100% clear, no malignancy is
immediately apparent to me.
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At the photo lab, the
technician asked,
"What happened to this lady?"
I explained the history; she said,
"Oh, I thought maybe this is what happens to people
with implants."
I replied,
"Well, there may be a connection here."
She requested that when I next see the patient that I
tell her that the pictures brought tears to her eyes.
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| Well, I am tempted to show
the woman's face because she has an ear to ear smile, but
her face would be recognizable to many because she is so
often seen on television. |
So, to assuage fear, I am
including a series of two pictures of another
patient with undiagnosed breast lumps. They are taken on
days 9 and 29! Have no fear, the treatment sites heal up
magnificently!
This second patient achieved the entire treatment with a
minimal amount of telephone assistance from me. |
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I got a letter from her mother today
saying that her family would never be able to repay me
for my help -- but they have because I rejoice in these
happy endings.
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