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Chippy, I too had a private urologist who ran his office like a mother hen.
When I had called about a recent bladder biopsy, the receptionist put me on hold. Five minutes later she said “Doctor S was very pleased.”
“What does that mean?” I asked. “what grade was it? Any muscle invasion?” Another long hold on the line.
“Very pleased” she said again. After that I knew that I would always be in the dark, totally at the mercy of whatever info Dr S wished to share; I would never know the whys, hows or anything: Daddy knew best, period!

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Another great thing about being treated through a cancer centre associated with a major teaching hospital is that I get all my test results online — in detail — via MyChart (EPIC) as soon as they're complete. The wait for my quarterly ultrasensitive PSA result is typically about 2–4 hours after they draw the blood. By the time I discuss the results with my oncologist, they're old news for both of us.