A tumour board for every head and neck cancer case, wherever you operate.

Send a case from your iPad. A panel of senior surgical, radiation and medical oncologists reviews the scans and history together, and sends you a written treatment plan. You stay the treating doctor.

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Case review

New

Oral cavity — treatment planning

Scans and biopsy report uploaded

Surgical oncology reviewed

Radiation oncology reviewed

Medical oncology reviewing

Consensus plan sent to the referring doctor

Most hospitals can't bring every specialist to the table.

46.7%

of registry hospitals' tumour boards include a radiologist

28.5%

include a pathologist

5.1%

hold regular case reviews with other hospitals

Source: ICMR survey of 172 National Cancer Registry Programme hospitals, ecancermedicalscience, 2026.

How a case works

Send the case

Upload CT/MRI, biopsy and clinical notes from your iPad, with the patient's recorded consent. Earlier scans can be added for comparison.

The panel reviews together

Surgical, radiation and medical oncologists each review the case and agree on one plan, the way a tumour board at a large cancer centre would.

You get a written plan

A clear, written consensus recommendation. The patient stays with you; the final decision is yours.

Built for the doctor who sees the case first

For ENT surgeons, general surgeons and dental surgeons at hospitals without an in-house tumour board.

Non-standard cases where guidelines alone don't settle the plan
Cases where imaging needs a second, expert read
Recurrences and patients who respond poorly to first treatment

The panel

Surgical oncology

Senior consultant

Radiation oncology

Senior consultant

Medical oncology

Senior consultant

Join the pilot

We're onboarding a small number of hospitals for the first round. Tell us about your practice and we'll call you within two working days.