A new Inside Access interview with Masao Yamamoto-Ramos, MD, EBIR, explores how the SVP classification may help identify patients at higher risk of recurrence and what this could mean for personalized follow-up.
Read the interview: https://t.co/GetvjW9FEx
#JVIR#IRad#Venous
Unlocking true percutaneous surgery.
Yesterday at the American College of Surgeons meeting we presented our first-in-human experience of a purely percutaneous stoma for malignant bowel obstruction in non operative patients.
Read the full abstract here: https://t.co/Z3q4dMjdt1
Pleased to present results from our prospective trial of embolization + cryoablation for cT1b RCC this AM @cirsesociety
✅ 96% complete response
✅ 100% local control
✅ only 1 serious AE
✅ no local recurrence at 14.1 months
✅ No detriment to renal function
Great week of IR at #SIR26Tor. 5 presentations from @westernuIRad! Congratulations Abdulaziz, Vagif, Rahman, & Suzy for the great presentations.
Looking forward to seeing many next month at the CAIR meeting in St. John's @CAIRweb
**NEW IN JVIR:** Histopathologic Response and Oncologic Outcomes after Segmental and Subsegmental Transarterial Chemoembolization and Radioembolization for Hepatocellular Carcinoma
➡️ **Full Article:** https://t.co/6jPv1oOwxK
#InterventionalRadiology#IO#Y90#MedEd
@SACHINKISHORE82@CanUrolAssoc@CAIRweb Thanks! Just trying to keep up with innovators like yourself!
Having the study protocol assessed by the reviewers and editors' at @JVIRmedia really helped 👌 the finer details before our first enrollment.
The phase II ARRCC trial has opened and enrolling its first patients for treatment of non-metastatic RCC. Excited to see if selective internal radiation therapy with Y-90 radioembolization can benefit RCC patients!
https://t.co/kXEXBco6Zy
#iRad#RCC@CanUrolAssoc@CAIRweb
NO ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PREPROCEDURAL FASTING AND WITNESSED PULMONARY ASPIRATION
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
I want to bring to everyone's attention the publication of an article we have been working on for some time.
Ever been annoyed by having cases cancelled because a patient ate recently? I had this happen a couple of years ago. This motivated me to look at the preoperative fasting literature.
I was surprised to learn how little actual evidence there is to support fasting policies.
In our recent publication we point out that 1) aspiration rates are no different now than they were before fasting was imposed before administering anesthesia 2) The studies used in fasting research use surrogate outcomes that have never been shown to be relevant to human aspiration events.
See the article published in Surgery (@SurgJournal) here:
https://t.co/KzdmhSQ2UM
There is a pressing need to rethink preoperative fasting policies. New studies are needed that employ proper endpoints to provide guidance for how long patients really need to fast. My guess is, not very long.
#TB to 2023! 🔙
Transvenous Radiofrequency Catheter Ablation for an Aldosterone-Producing Tumor of the Left Adrenal Gland: A First in Human Case Report
https://t.co/1tZfJgpWnW
Join former Editor in Chief @ZHaskal tomorrow morning for the JVIR Writing Club and then current Editor in Chief @DanSzeMDPhD will run a session about scholarly writing and reviewing.
#SIR25NASH
Full list of JVIR-related sessions here: https://t.co/eH71gz8wCU
#tb to 2023! 🔙
The Effect of Microwave and Radiofrequency #Ablation (MWA/RFA) on Liver Volume in Patients with Primary and Secondary #Liver Tumours: A Retrospective Analysis
https://t.co/0AwgCddBCF
#OpenAccess 🔓