This is an outstanding presentation from @EileenRakovitch from @Sunnybrook on using biomarkers to optimally manage #DCIS. She has led important studies that help inform discussions between patients and #radoncs.
Nice study from Vrede et al:
The molecular subtype may not be prognostically important for low-grade endometrioid endometrial cancer
Relevance of Molecular Profiling in Patients With Low-Grade Endometrial Cancer https://t.co/uGKtQQS9lz via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork
ASTRO In the News: Three-Week Radiation Course Effective for Early-Stage Breast Cancer. Learn more here: https://t.co/7qL3e4risf @OncologyTimes@GenesisCare
Inspiring profile of ASTRO Gold Medalist, Dr. Patricia Eifel, in @OncLive: Seeing Medicine Through the Eye of an Artist @MDAndersonNews https://t.co/KzOES6ZnNF
Adjuvant Radiotherapy in Stage II Endometrial Cancer: Selective De-intensification of Adjuvant Treatment https://t.co/SBoJ2ZyBgP
Idea of "low risk" Stage II disease is evolving
Diff definitions (PMID 29885996, 31200993 )
Diff treat strategies (VC, mini pelvis)
Such a great line up at speakers at this year’s Annual @NYRS_RFS meeting, rad onc section! @DHorowitzMD@RadOnc_MD @DrBPres @LiorBraunstein, Michael Chuong, Erik Sulman and Steven Frank! 🙌🏼
Review of a Discipline with a Forward Focus Symposium will provide brachy nurses, clinicians & physicists with an opportunity to present and learn about the vital role of nursing in brachy treatments.https://t.co/pVViBvigFJ #BrachyNurse#brachytherapynurses#ThisIsBrachytherapy
I'm very flattered that @GoHealio@HemOncToday was interested in interviewing my very talented co-resident, Matt Garrett, and I on our experience in the Opera before medical school.
Thanks to @ColumbiaRadOnc and @MetOpera
https://t.co/hvwFxQsIro
I agree with @jamesbyu that the proposed RO-APM is poorly designed and would not be an improvement over flawed predecessors (the OCM or the SGR). Time for CMS to discontinue disproportionate reimbursement reductions in radiation oncology @IJROBP#radonc https://t.co/ytRcveEfgC
🚨@OncoAlert In this RCT of 378 pts tx’d w adjuvant breast radiotherapy, tx in the prone position was statistically significantly associated with lower rates of moist desquamation (26.9%) vs treatment in the standard supine position (39.6%) #bcsm#radonc
https://t.co/aen3Mp9yMS