Abstract
Multidisciplinary consultations are part of standard oncological care. These consultations ensure that patients’ cases are discussed by all involved specialists and that a consensus is reached on the most appropriate treatment course.1 The multidisciplinary consultation model is adequate for most patients with cancer, but teams might have insufficient expertise for people with rare cancers or conditions. Cancer during pregnancy is an example of such a rare condition, for which the traditional single-centre multidisciplinary team might not have the expertise to provide a recommendation.
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