With SecondOpinion, Community Oncologists can convene a panel to review their most challenging cases with our Faculty of leading Oncology experts. Our Video Library contains more than 1,700 lecturettes and panel discussions.
Patient receives a Diagnosis and treating Oncologist initiates Expert Opinion panel
Oncologist sends non-identified case details to SecondOpinions. Case details vetted by our Clinical Team. Payment rendered by submitting party.
Patient case reviewed on video by Expert Panel of Multi-Institutional Experts within 7 business days
Video of Expert Faculty review and written treatment recommedations summary sent to treating Oncologist
Share your complex cancer case with our panel of expert oncologists. Healthcare providers can submit a detailed case of their patient's condition using our intake process. We organize multi-disciplinary panels where our experts discuss your case, yielding a video of the panel discussion along with a summary of the treatment outcomes. You can also find all previous panels in our extensive video library.
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SecondOpinion media can tailor existing or new content for your organizations video needs. Stay updated on the latest research and intricate patient scenarios with our vast collection of Lecturettes and Expert Cancer Panels. Delve into expert discussions that keep you informed and engaged in the ever-evolving field of cancer research. View more than 1,700 videos in our Video Library today!
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PRECISCA Expert Panels can only be initiated by the Provider. Complete the form below to begin the case submission process. You will be contacted at the email address provided below by a member of our Clinical Process Team.
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