A second opinion does not make treatment decisions, but it may clarify the imaging findings that inform them. The report provides an independent sub-specialty interpretation, with framework-based response assessment where applicable, which may surface considerations your treating team will want to weigh. Any treatment decisions remain with you and your treating physician, informed by the full clinical picture that only they have access to.
Can a neuro-oncology second opinion change my treatment path?
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