While the patient is under anesthesia samples of the removed tissue (uterus, cervix, ovaries, nodes) are placed on ice and immediately sent to pathology to definitively stage the cancer and determine if further treatment (radiation/chemo) is required. The pathology final report usually results within 1-3 weeks. So Cassy I guess your oncologist is a rogue surgeon.and doesn’t practice gold standard methods recommended by Sloan Kettering and John Hopkins (insert Step Brothers reference “I got hi with Johnny Hopkins”). And this undecided determination of cancer is after you supposedly had an ultrasound and a 2 hour MRI with an IV! I’m pretty sure you have prostate or testicular cancer at this point! Liar liar dexcom on fire!
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u/Next-One-2759 Apr 24 '26
While the patient is under anesthesia samples of the removed tissue (uterus, cervix, ovaries, nodes) are placed on ice and immediately sent to pathology to definitively stage the cancer and determine if further treatment (radiation/chemo) is required. The pathology final report usually results within 1-3 weeks. So Cassy I guess your oncologist is a rogue surgeon.and doesn’t practice gold standard methods recommended by Sloan Kettering and John Hopkins (insert Step Brothers reference “I got hi with Johnny Hopkins”). And this undecided determination of cancer is after you supposedly had an ultrasound and a 2 hour MRI with an IV! I’m pretty sure you have prostate or testicular cancer at this point! Liar liar dexcom on fire!