We have dear friends who are Balinese and live in Bali, Indonesia. They are very afraid as their 4 year old son has just been diagnosed, in Bali, with a brain tumor. We know that the medical situation in Bali is not as up to date as it is in the US. We have been to Bali several times and have seen some pretty scary medical "advice" and procedures that the Dr.'s in Bali have done. We are very afraid for our friends and their child and they are over whelmed and don't understand what the Dr. is telling them. They were in the hospital with the boy for about 5 days, and they finally took and MRI and told them this:
Massa "Space occupying lesion" intra vertrikel lateralis cornu posterior right left not see edema perifokal,dilatasi cornu posterior,rim enhanced with kontras Dd/Choroid plexus cyst bilateral.Choroid plexus papiloma bilateral. We would like to understand this condition/prognosis is, what the suggested care protocol is, etc., so we can offer them some guidance. (possibly some of the words have been misspelled as their English isn't great).
Then the Dr. sent them home. They are confused and frightened. We are trying to understand what this boy has been diagnosed with, what the typical medical protocol would be and what the prognosis is. Not even sure where to start! I have contacted, thru email, an international hospital in Bali but waiting to hear back. Any help, guidance, understanding and explanation would be very helpful and greatly appreciated. We would like to call our friends and help them understand this better and possibly guide them into a 2nd opinion.
Open to all feedback!
Many thanks,
Laura
Massa "Space occupying lesion" intra vertrikel lateralis cornu posterior right left not see edema perifokal,dilatasi cornu posterior,rim enhanced with kontras Dd/Choroid plexus cyst bilateral.Choroid plexus papiloma bilateral. We would like to understand this condition/prognosis is, what the suggested care protocol is, etc., so we can offer them some guidance. (possibly some of the words have been misspelled as their English isn't great).
Then the Dr. sent them home. They are confused and frightened. We are trying to understand what this boy has been diagnosed with, what the typical medical protocol would be and what the prognosis is. Not even sure where to start! I have contacted, thru email, an international hospital in Bali but waiting to hear back. Any help, guidance, understanding and explanation would be very helpful and greatly appreciated. We would like to call our friends and help them understand this better and possibly guide them into a 2nd opinion.
Open to all feedback!
Many thanks,
Laura

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