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When should a potential cancer not be operated on?
Published 4 months ago • 1 min read
Dear Reader, We want to share a recent decision we were asked to diligence—one that illustrates why Carte exists. An executive in San Francisco was advised to undergo gallbladder removal after a known polyp that measured 8 mm a year ago was now measuring 10 mm. Her surgeon explained that this crossed a guideline threshold where malignancy risk is presumed to rise and surgery is favored over continued surveillance. Because of the anatomy and cancer types involved, biopsy and blood tests were...
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