Which lung cancer type and stage do I have?
Review the biopsy and imaging together, including whether the diagnosis is small cell or non-small cell cancer and where disease has been found.
Understand which type of lung cancer you have and what your test results mean for treatment, including when seeking a second opinion.
Small cell and non-small cell lung cancers have different treatment approaches. The tissue diagnosis and extent of disease are essential starting points; a scan alone does not provide every answer.
A treatment plan tailored to your cancer, test results, overall health and preferences, informed by current evidence.
Review the biopsy and imaging together, including whether the diagnosis is small cell or non-small cell cancer and where disease has been found.
For non-small cell cancer, discuss whether molecular or other biomarker testing could inform treatment. Targeted therapy and immunotherapy are options in specific settings, guided by cancer features, stage and test results.
Review current options and their trade-offs alongside breathing symptoms, overall health and preferences. A second opinion can clarify the proposed plan and questions for your treating team.
Bring the reports you already have. This list does not mean every test is needed.
Please also bring your medication list, previous treatment records, and questions.
By appointment only, with flexible scheduling at Sodeco and Tayouneh. Please confirm a suitable time before visiting.
These sources explain general options. The consultation focuses on what is appropriate for your diagnosis and health.
Sources checked: 3 October 2026.
This information supports a consultation and does not provide an individual treatment plan. This clinic is not an emergency service; for an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department.