Sorry the removal was incomplete. My suggestion is ask (insist) to see a NET specialist for a second opinion because a lot of doctors, even lung specialists, are not very familiar with Neuroendocrine tumors (NETs). I have many typical carcinoids in all lobes and it is a rare form of cancer (1% of lung cancer cases), but don’t let that scare you. It’s very, very slow growing. It’s typical to have one tumor and remove the lobe with the tumor for a one and done surgery and then just monitor you with CT scans for 10 years. You’ll find many people on this message board that have had a lobe with typical carcinoid removed and that was the last of it. Sorry you have to go through this but you’ll be okay. Blessings to you.