When is a second opinion helpful?
- Radiotherapy was recommended and you want to confirm it.
- You want to review a treatment plan already proposed.
- You have questions about the options for your case.
- You want clarity before starting treatment.
How the process works
You share your clinical information and studies (biopsy, PET-CT, CT, MRI, reports). Dr. Baquero reviews your case and explains, in plain language, what your diagnosis means and which radiotherapy options could be considered.
An informed decision
A second opinion does not replace your treating physician: it complements your information so you can decide with greater peace of mind. Care is available in Spanish, English and French.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need for a second opinion?
Ideally your biopsy or pathology report and recent imaging studies (PET-CT, CT or MRI), plus any available medical reports.
Is the second opinion in person or virtual?
You can start by sharing your information; Dr. Baquero will advise the best way to continue based on your case.
Does a second opinion replace my oncologist?
No. It is a complement that gives you clarity; the final decision is always made with your treating team.
Which cities do you serve?
Dr. Baquero practices in Barranquilla and Santa Marta and receives consultations from across the region.
Ready for an assessment?
Dr. Baquero will personally review your case. Care in Barranquilla · Santa Marta.
The information on this page is educational and does not replace an individual medical assessment.