What to do if you can't find the primary site of your cancer

LeighAnn

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Mon Jun-26-06 09:23 AM
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What to do if you can't find the primary site of your cancer

If your oncologist and pathologist are unable to determine the primary site of your cancer, the United States Armed Forces can provide state-of-the-art pathology consultation for civilians for a minimal fee.

www.afip.org/consult

Turn-around time is generally 3-5 days after they get your slides.

~*Peace*~

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OzarkDem

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Mon Jun-26-06 09:08 PM
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1. Good suggestion

Never be afraid to get a second opinion. Good doctors don't mind if you do and will help you.

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