Survivorship and late-effects planner
Treatment ends, but some effects arrive years later and are easy to miss once you leave the oncology clinic. Choose the treatments you have had, add the areas that were irradiated, and print one page listing what to watch for, which test finds it, how often, and which guideline says so. Treatments recorded in your browser profile are preselected. This is orientation, not medical advice: take the list to your GP or survivorship clinic.
Treatments already recorded in your browser profile are preselected. Nothing you choose here leaves your device or is saved beyond this page.
Products, technologies such as CAR-T or transplant, and the areas that were irradiated. Or set “Already tried” in the navigator and come back.
Intervals are quoted only where the guideline gives one. “Per guideline” means the source sets the frequency by dose, age or risk group, so follow the link and ask your team. Most rows come from the Children's Oncology Group long-term follow-up guidelines, which are the most complete organ-by-organ set and are widely used for adults too; adult-specific sources are cited where they exist.
A written survivorship care plan from your treating team should carry the same information, tailored to your doses and dates. If you have one, it wins.