RWHCRC [you can reach this page via rwhcrc.com ]

PT: Raymond W. Hasse, Retired US Navy scientist; DOB: August 7, 1924

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya HN 02-19-010632 Bangkok Hospital Bangkok HN 01-21-062259 Bumrungrad, Bangkok HN 800-30-1226 MedPark, Bangkok HN 679-024-081 UCSF, San Francisco MRN: 61856633

Page updated: April 1, 2025

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This page (this website) was initially assembled to address a possible colorectal cancer, as suggested by a CT-DNA test in 2024. There is also extensive past health data for the patient from the past at bottom of this site/page (link) It is highly recommended that past patient data be reviewed.

This page (link) contains recent data (lung infection and hospitalization) in February 2025, as well as key issues we would like to address in April 2025 http://tiny.cc/rwhinfect

This page (link) addresses a sleep study and C-PAP adaption issues.http://tiny.cc/rwhsleep

This page refers to a TB infection of one of Raymond’s caregivers).Fibrosis + TB query

Raymond W. Hasse CRC

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Brief background:

Raymond's CEA showed levels in the first from February to November of 2024: from 10.0 to 14.50, in February of 2025 it was 4.2 (normal range) Raymond had a "positive result" ("abnormal") from a ctDNA test (GuardantShield) in early May 2024, which indicates that further investigation is due. Guardant’s Shield blood test was approved by the US FDA as a primary screening for CRC in July of 2024.

Raymond (”Patient”) had an FDG-PET-CT on June 12, 2024. Apparently it did not show signs of cancer, per that radiologist’s reading.

An SDC-2 methylation stool test (July 2024) had negative results.

<aside> 💡 The current concerns [April 2025] include how to best proceed with a colonoscopy, having a swallowing study done, starting a weekly IV of saline to address dehydration, and whether to switch to PT using a BiPAP vs a CPAP, and related CPAP adaptation issues.

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