Thread: After everything, bizarre CT scan....anyone?

Oh, I assure you all, we'll get second and third and fifteenth opinions, if necessary. I was just wondering if anyone had ever even heard of something like this, so that I'm better prepared with my questions. We already have an appointment with the urologist-surgeon-guy a week from Monday, and he has a series of partners who have provided us with their expertise, as well. I am fairly confident that the issue is a surgical one,...

Kat, I have to agree with UT-TC on the second opinion, especially after reading back over your posts and adventures so far. At the very least, get to M.D. Anderson in Houston, but preferably Dr. Einhorn at IU. Like you, it drives me crazy when the talk doesn't add up and there is no plan. Sure, see what the surgeon says, but IU is where they've seen it all. Best wishes, Paul

I have no experience with anything you have said. However, to me it is screaming out SECOND OPINION. The delay, conflicting information, and the fact she is unsure lead me to that conclusion, for what its worth. Get another opinion on the test results and progress.

I think a second opinion is in order too.