The strongest request is not a general request to review everything. It asks a specific question: surgery suitability, staging uncertainty, treatment sequence, recurrence options, molecular testing interpretation, or whether a China route is worth considering.
A second opinion starts with a focused question
What to prepare
Useful materials usually include pathology, imaging reports, staging, prior treatments, molecular testing, current symptoms and medication, and the patient's goal. Full imaging files should be shared only through a secure records process after contact.
How this connects to China care
If records review suggests that a China route may be worth exploring, the next step can include possible hospital routes, expected records gaps, cost context, language support, and travel considerations.