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Cribriform cells: Does their presence change treatment approach?
Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Jul 28 2:26pm | Replies (88)Comment receiving replies
That makes perfect sense. Given the cluster of universities in the area, I'm sure the regional Cancer Centre in KW would also be very good. The main point is that you're under the care of *some* Cancer Centre, rather than just a local practitioner. And I'm glad you have your PSMA PET scan booked now; fingers crossed you'll get good news.
And if for any reason you didn't have a good experience with your local Cancer Centre (Grand River?), there's also the Verspeeten Family Cancer Centre in London, ON as a backup, just an hour's drive away. If it's affiliated with the UWO med school, then it's probably pretty good.
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Hello, can you please tell me how to get into a cancer centre? Does my family doctor have to refer me? Thanks!
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Indeed. I thought perhaps that I should trust the local practitioners and, it is what it is. It makes sense to have confidence that, when the locals were hired to practice their radiation sourcery here, that they hired the correct Druid. At least, I hope so. In the end we all go, the timing is never right.