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Mon Nov 18, 2024

What is the typical treatment? Chemo, ratiation, immunotherapy drugs, stem cell treatment, or no treatment. [1]
When is he getting out of the hospital?
What is the proposed treatment from here?
What results are we waiting for?
For each result, what are the courses of action?
When is chemo starting?
What is the expected schedule for chemo? Number of times? Does the intensity change?
What are typical complications that happen?

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Brain edema - fluid in brain
D-index out of all H-index* - [2]
https://www.adscientificindex.com/scientist/hieronim-jakubowski/1451740
SIF - scietific impact factor -
h-index of scientists (Hirsch index)- [3]
Impact factor of a journal - [4]
british journal of neurosurgery impact factor - 0-1
Open source HIFU software [5]
HIFU - high intensity focused ultrasound - [6]. [7]
Wycieli 6x2x2 cm
1% complications according to Dr. Liu - [8]
Brain lymphoma [9]
https://wmed.edu/node/3392#:~:text=Biosketch,field%20of%20intracranial%20venous%20stenting.

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 *When is he getting out of the hospital?
 *What is the proposed treatment from here?