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At the centre of all this is the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, US, where Sonia reportedly had her surgery. According to some doctors, speaking in strict confidentiality, the seven-hour-long surgery indicates a rare and difficult cancer. They said the 64-year-old Congress president was initially diagnosed with an "unspecified mass" in her pancreas. The tests indicated the probability of the rare neuroendocrine tumour of the pancreas (pNET). The more common pancreatic cancers, adenocarcinoma, are virulent and have a survival rate of about two per cent. -Is this worrisome
Asked by venkatesaldevarajan,
03 Oct '11 05:25 pm
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Perhaps due to the severity of the disease which might have been detected here only; she decided to move to America for surety of survival. I think she acted prudently.
but what was the point in not making it public.
Answered by Om Shrivastava, 03 Oct '11 05:28 pm
but what was the point in not making it public.
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