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Even after successful surgical removal of a desmoid tumor, follow-up care and monitoring are critical because these tumors can grow back. Regular imaging tests like MRI or CT scans are typically scheduled every three to six months initially to check for any signs of recurrence. While Ogsiveo (nirogacestat) has shown promise Show Full Answer

Even after successful surgical removal of a desmoid tumor, follow-up care and monitoring are critical because these tumors can grow back. Regular imaging tests like MRI or CT scans are typically scheduled every three to six months initially to check for any signs of recurrence. While Ogsiveo (nirogacestat) has shown promise in managing desmoid tumors, treatment decisions after complete tumor removal should be made in consultation with your healthcare team. They will consider your individual risk factors and monitor you closely through regular follow-up appointments to determine if additional treatments are needed.

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