SCJ Ruth Ginsburg -- Lies About "Nodules" Her Condition Is More Serious and Ability to "Vote" While on Serious Pain Meds Is Not in Question

It also completely bypasses the ramifications, that a day after a partial lung removal that was cancerous, that on serious pain medications, no person could be expected to “vote” at the highest levels of our court system, the supreme court.    Apparently she “voted” from the hospital, and was the swing vote to knock down a Trump executive order to limit amnesty claims from immigrants.

Corroborating information here
https://www.newsweek.com/rbg-pulmonary-lobectomy-what-malignant-meaning-ruth-bader-ginsburg-surgery-1268717

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RBG had a lobectomy on her left lung. It is important to understand the scope of this procedure has a cut off of usually mid-70s for surgery approval, a few cases at age 80. So at 85, no medicare, even good supplemental insurance would cover for a person her age. This procedure would have be done by a rogue doctor charging exorbitant fees in an ultra private setting— bottom line if this was your Grannie, she would have been given sedatives for comfort and classified as hospice.
Now lets talk about the lobectomy itself. Our lungs have 5 lobesJPG the right has 3, the left has 2. RBG had her left inferior lobe removed.
Medfag on Chan yesterday had this to say-

Medfag take on RBG
First, lets look at her history. Pancreatic and Colon cancer. Both have high rates of metastatic spread. She “beat” (spoken more as a prayer by the left than any scientific based assessment) both.
Several items can be taken away from her recent history.

1. She has no predisposing risks for a primary cancer of the lungs. This most likely presents as a secondary metastasis. More likely a recurrence of her pancreatic cancer than colon. The tumors in her lungs were likely discovered on a chest CT taken during her rib fracture treatment. For them to have gone in and taken them out would indicate that they are large and fast growing. They would likely have been detected at her annual checkup otherwise or, if they were small, would have been monitored over the next 6 months to determine if they were concerning and growing rapidly. This indicates to me that they were large and were likely known to be cancerous because other lesions were seen on the bone and in the CT scan.
2. Her fall was into a piece of furniture, not onto the floor. She is active, has the best medical care available, and likely has some mild to moderate osteoporosis. This would not account for the fracture. Given the location and degree of trauma this is likely a pathologic fracture from mets to her bone.
3. Her recent appearance where should had difficulty remembering constitutional facts and had to be reminded could be attributed to her age (85) but also could be early findings of mets to the brain.
4. Likely she has a recurrent pancreatic cancer that has rapidly spread and is most likely a stage IV at this time. 5 year survival is less than 1.5%. Given past history and age you are looking at months, perhaps several weeks. In any event it would be difficult or impossible for her to serve in the next court session.

Medfag followed up with-

“Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent a pulmonary lobectomy today at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. Two nodules in the lower lobe of her left lung were discovered incidentally during tests performed at George Washington University Hospital to diagnose and treat rib fractures sustained in a fall on November 7. According to the thoracic surgeon, Valerie W. Rusch, MD, FACS, both nodules removed during surgery were found to be malignant on initial pathology evaluation. Post-surgery, there was no evidence of any remaining disease. Scans performed before surgery indicated no evidence of disease elsewhere in the body. Currently, no further treatment is planned. Justice Ginsburg is resting comfortably and is expected to remain in the hospital for a few days. Updates will be provided as they become available.”
Medfag response…It is important to note that this assessment was given by officers of the Court, not the actual physician performing the procedures or managing her care.
More info has also come out as to the exact procedure that was performed. They did not take out the nodes, they did an entire lobectomy. That is not a minor surgery. She is thin and likely would have had a less invasive procedure than a full thoracotomy but it would still be a significant surgery particularly given her age and prior health concerns.
Another concern that I didn’t voice earlier was the lymphdenopathy on her right neck (the large lump seen on numerous pics of Ginsburg).
The only real reason to elect to do surgery at her age is either palliative or to develop an autologous vaccine type therapy specific for the cancer.
I can of course be completely wrong, but the assertion of the court that she is free and clear seems to be premature.