Review of chemo - CT Scan tomorrow

Time flies, and it's been over 2 months since I started the treatment, so it's time for a review, so I'll go for CT scan tomorrow, and hopefully there is some improvement.

Here's the history...

Ultra Sound on 14 May 2011
Right mid-hepatic lobe=11.5cm
Left mid-hepatic lobe = 7.0cm

Liver is within normal in size and parenchymal echopattern. There are few nodules seen in the right hepatic lobe. The sizes range from 0.6cm to 1.0cm.

Impression:
Hepatic Nodules, consider Metastatic Process

MRI LIVER 17 May 2011 Findings
The liver shows hypointense mass in the left lobe measuring 4.6x5.7x4.8cm(APxTXH).....

The CT Scan FULL BODY on 19 May :
Findings:

The left lobe of the liver is small, however, this is not changed when compared with previous scan. There are multiple hypodense nodules in the liver, demonstrating very faint marginal enhancement. These appear confluent in the left hepatic lobe. The largest descrete nodule in the right lobe measures about 1.6cm.

Impression: Past left mastectomy for carcinoma of breast, with multiple lesions in the right hepatic lobe and confluent lesions in the left hepatic lobe, likely representing metastases.
Small mesenteric lymphadenopathy, with mesenteric reticular densities, suggestive of metastatic disease.
Small left renal cysts.
Normal examination of brain

CHEMO HISTORY
Finished 3 cycles of chemo/targeted therapy :
CYCLE 1
21May Herceptin 440ml + Navelbine
31 May Navelbine(white blood low on day 8, so delay 3 days)
CYCLE 2
14 June Herceptin 330ml + navelbine
23 June Navelbine(wbc low on day 8, took 2 granocyte)
CYCLE 3
5 July Herceptin 330ml + Navelbine
12 July Navelbine
CYCLE 4
26 July CT Scan, Herceptin + Navelbine(if my white blood count is good)