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Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 756 Likes: 1 | I’m not familiar with how things work in that part of the world, but when I went for a second opinion (multiple times) the new doctor/hospital would have my actual biopsy slides sent to them first for their pathogy group to review. In the USA there are oral pathologist who are better trained in oral abnormalities. I would recommend a second opinion at some point.
Susan
SCC R-Lateral tongue, T1N0M0
Age 47 at Dx, non-smoker, casual drinker, HPV-
Surgery: June 2005
RT: Feb-Apr 2006
HBOT: 45 in 2008; 30 in 2013; 30 in 2022 -> Total 105!
Recurrence/Surgeries: Jan & Apr 2010
Biopsy 2/2011: Moderate dysplasia
Surgery 4/2011: Mild dysplasia
Dental issues: 2013-2022 (ORN)
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