PDF documents for oncologists

2 min read·16 June 2028

As an oncologist you handle staging records, chemotherapy schedules, imaging reports, and MDT records. PDFrust helps you merge, secure, and organise these documents — entirely locally and GDPR-compliant.

Merging staging records and diagnostic reports

Oncological staging requires PET-CT, CT thorax/abdomen, MRI, and biopsy reports. Merge all staging documents into one chronological staging file per tumour entity. The split function helps you extract the staging summary for the referral letter to the treating specialist.

Bundling chemotherapy schedules and treatment protocols

Oncological treatment requires chemotherapy schedules, immunotherapy protocols, targeted therapy instructions, and toxicity records. Merge the treatment protocol, the administration instructions, and the toxicity registration form into one treatment file per chemotherapy cycle.

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Organising MDT records and tumour board reports

Oncological MDTs and tumour boards generate treatment advice per patient based on pathology, imaging, and clinical status. Bundle all MDT records per patient and per treatment period into one longitudinal oncological file. Then compress for archiving in the oncology information system.

Processing sensitive oncological data in a privacy-safe way

Oncological files contain the most sensitive medical diagnoses: malignancy diagnoses, prognosis information, and genetic tests (BRCA, Lynch). PDFrust processes all files locally — no cloud uploads. Always password-protect files shared with patients or other centres.

Bundling treatment response evaluations and follow-up records

Treatment response measurement for solid tumours (RECIST criteria) requires comparative imaging (CT before and after chemotherapy). Merge all treatment response evaluation reports into one response evaluation file for the treating oncologist. Then compress for discussion in the MDT.