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Jon, thanks for the pdf file. Good to see there is not much change from last week. The necrotic pattern may have slightly increased, that may be a good thing. The hyper-intensity on T1 is probably calcification that we saw in the specimen.
Good to hear that the hyponatremia could explain the lethargy and generalized weakness. This is probably due to SIADH and dehydration. Good that it is very correctable. Hope he will respond to hypertonic saline.
It is OK to keep him on steroid 6-8 mg a day while you are correcting the hyponatremia. Please check his T4 as well with the next blood test.
Al


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