Five years ago had TAH-BSO for uterine CA. After the surgery the pathology report indicated "lymphatic space invasion". I underwent external beam radiation and brachia therapy at the time. Recently, during a routine physical my GP noticed a lump on the side of my neck and ordered an ultrasound which identified a 7.2x7x7mm hypoechoic nodule in the right lobe. The right lobe is approximately double the size of the left.
My question is: given the history of lympathic/vascular space invasion from my previous cancer experience, is the risk greater or is the past problem insignificant.
thanks
andey