International precision oncology desk
Molecular expertise is unevenly distributed. Remote review makes specialist molecular interpretation available where it is not locally accessible — within clearly stated limits.
Remote consultation by video
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Reach
- Non-resident Indians seeking molecular review
- Patients and families in the Middle East
- Patients and families in Africa
- Patients across the SAARC region
- International referring doctors seeking molecular input
How it works
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Secure document intake
Documentation shared through an agreed secure route once an enquiry has been accepted.
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Remote review
The clinical, pathological and molecular record reviewed in full.
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Virtual consultation
Discussion of the analysis by video, at a time that works across time zones.
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Molecular or tumour board review
Where the case warrants it, multidisciplinary molecular review.
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Treatment planning discussion
The analysis framed as options and questions for your local treating team.
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Communication with the treating team
Where you wish, direct discussion with your treating clinician.
Things worth knowing
Three practical matters that come up in almost every international enquiry.
Language
Consultations are conducted in English. Documents in other languages should be accompanied by a translation of the key reports.
Time zones
Consultation times are arranged to suit your location. Please indicate your time zone when enquiring.
Documents
Scanned reports are usually sufficient. Where pathology review is needed, physical slides or digital scans may be requested separately.