Lumps in Right and Left Breasts, Kidneys and Thyroid, Refused Surgery/Biopsy, Passed 12 Years with ECCT.
In 2013, Mrs. Syane noticed several lumps in her left breast but chose not to undergo a biopsy or surgery. She instead followed changes through ultrasound, mammography, MRI and other examinations. Over the next twelve years, she also developed lumps in the thyroid, kidney and right breast. Without a biopsy, the precise characteristics of the lesions were never definitively known.
Mrs. Syane continued using ECCT while monitoring each site. During the first year, the left-breast mass changed little and sometimes appeared larger, but imaging after two years reportedly no longer detected it. The article also describes findings in other organs, some of which persisted or changed more slowly, prompting continued scans rather than surgery.
She is described as healthy and active after twelve years of monitoring. Her unusual case includes multiple lesions across different organs, with their exact cell types still unconfirmed.