@ginkle999 Do you know what radioactive material you were injected with? I don't understand the roles of your care team. For example, I was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer in 8/22. It spread primarily to my liver and bones. Treating my liver has been just as important as my pancreas. My liver had innumerable lesions with the largest being 8cm. I have the support of a multidisciplinary team that includes healthcare professionals from primary care, oncology, cardiology, pulmonology, hepatology, and others. They each have defined roles but collaborate to provide me with the best care possible. Most tumor boards are similar. In my experience, the lack of defined care team roles leads to confusion in diagnosis and treatment. If you don't feel comfortable with your current care, I highly recommend getting as many opinions necessary until you do feel comfortable. Use the process to interview healthcare professionals and assemble the best care team for you. Let's hope your lesion is benign and further care isn't warranted. But, it never hurts to have an alternative plan in place and a team assembled should the need arise. Make sense?

If you are interested in getting another opinion from Mayo, here is a link to initiate that process. https://mayocl.in/1mtmR63