In looking at the report from my mom's surgeon, it states that the
findings show "malignant cells present singly and in irregular clumps.
This are poorly differentiated. Some of the nuceli are moderately
large. Cytoplasm is variable. The malignant cells seen in the smears
and cell block are consistent with origin in bronchogenic carcinoma."
Our appointment with the oncologist is tomorrow. I wanted to know what
other questions I should be asking the oncologist other than the type,
stage, and options. We are both very nervous and I don't want to forget
anything. Thanks. Shirley
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