Cancer treatment in China

Records that usually matter most

• Histopathology or biopsy report, including immunohistochemistry if it was done.
• Imaging reports with dates — CT, MRI, PET-CT, ultrasound — and the images if available.
• Blood work and tumour marker results, with reference ranges.
• Treatment history: surgery notes, chemotherapy or radiotherapy details, discharge summaries.

What a second opinion can realistically give you

A structured written view on whether the documented findings support the current plan, which additional tests may be needed, and what evaluation abroad would involve. It does not confirm or exclude a diagnosis, and it is not a promise of a different outcome.

Time is handled honestly

We give an expected response window, tell you when it slips, and never present a waiting time as guaranteed. If your situation is urgent, say so — we will prioritise the review and tell you plainly if coordination is too slow for your need.