What the review actually contains
This is what the 72-hour tumor-board review is designed to deliver — the structure of the document itself, and the process that produces it. Named-physician signing of assessments is being onboarded and is not yet live.
Inside the assessment
Restates what's already been diagnosed, in plain language, cross-checked against every report you sent — not a re-diagnosis from scratch.
What the reviewing physicians agree on. If there's a genuine open question or disagreement among them, that's stated too, not smoothed over.
The treatment options actually considered, and which one the board recommends for your specific case — and why.
Competing itemized prices from multiple hospitals, broken down line by line — never a single opaque total.
The 72 hours, stage by stage
Your coordinator confirms your documents are complete the same day you send them — that confirmation is what starts the 72-hour clock, not the moment you first uploaded anything.
The reviewing team examines your reports and pathology together, and hospitals prepare their itemized quotes in parallel.
You receive the assessment PDF and the itemized competing quotes together, in your language.