Marlinden CARE
Minimally invasive & robotic surgery

Minimally invasive & robotic surgery

Lung & thoracic surgery

For patients seeking a surgical review of a lung nodule, lung cancer or an esophageal condition.

What we help you clarify

  1. 01

    Clarify the diagnosis and the reason for recommending an operation.

  2. 02

    Discuss minimally invasive and open approaches with the thoracic team.

  3. 03

    Include breathing function, recovery and any additional treatment in the review.

We help you obtain a surgeon’s explanation of the proposed procedure and alternatives before committing to the visit.

Records to have ready

After agreeing the services, we help prepare these for the hospital. You can start the first conversation without uploading a complete file.

  • Chest CT images and reports
  • Biopsy/pathology and staging information if available
  • Lung function tests, prior treatment and medication list

Send original scan files when requested. Reports are translated; the images remain in their original diagnostic format.

How we prepare your records

Cost and time away from home

Travel planning follows the assessment and recovery plan. Discharge from the ward does not automatically mean readiness for a long flight.

Items to include in the estimate

  • Preoperative assessment and procedure
  • Anesthesia, consumables and hospital stay
  • Postoperative imaging, pathology and follow-up
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Questions for the medical team

01Is more diagnostic work needed before deciding on surgery?

02What part of the lung or esophagus would be treated?

03What are the criteria for flying home after the procedure?

Further readingSurgery for cancer — National Cancer Institute

Departments to consider

Let’s talk through your options.

Start in writing. Your first conversation and initial hospital enquiries are free.

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