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That’s not really how that works.
They (patient under the advice of physicians) may have decided that excision and then a lifetime of monitoring is appropriate, but additional treatments are always on the table if the patient wants them. And that monitoring may well turn something up in one or three or seven years, because you can never be sure you “got it”.

Thank God?
For what, the warning shot across the bow?
For the skilled surgeon and all the shoulders they stand on.



