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07/07/2014
“It's not the tool you use but the tool who is using it.” For those of us who more than dabble in interventional oncology we are aware of the myriad procedures available for unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma. I call this the...
“It's not the tool you use but the tool who is using it.” For those of us who more than dabble in interventional oncology we are aware of the myriad procedures available for unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma. I call this the...
“It's not the tool you use but...
07/07/2014
IO Learning
Interview
06/17/2014
SIR 2014, the society’s 39th annual scientific meeting, was held in San Diego between March 23 and 27. The theme this year was “Convergence,” keeping in line with the multidimensional nature of IR in daily practice. Plenary sessions, abstract...
SIR 2014, the society’s 39th annual scientific meeting, was held in San Diego between March 23 and 27. The theme this year was “Convergence,” keeping in line with the multidimensional nature of IR in daily practice. Plenary sessions, abstract...
SIR 2014, the society’s 39th...
06/17/2014
IO Learning
Interview
04/10/2014
It is common for many of our interventional oncology patients to have comorbid conditions that predispose them to compromised renal function. Combined with perioperative treatment and management, these patients can be at high risk for...
It is common for many of our interventional oncology patients to have comorbid conditions that predispose them to compromised renal function. Combined with perioperative treatment and management, these patients can be at high risk for...
It is common for many of our...
04/10/2014
IO Learning
Interview
04/02/2014
How many times have you been in a clinical presentation and seen the slide showing a big hammer and a nail and heard the speaker say, “When the only tool you have is?” Unlike other cancer specialists, the interventional radiology...
How many times have you been in a clinical presentation and seen the slide showing a big hammer and a nail and heard the speaker say, “When the only tool you have is?” Unlike other cancer specialists, the interventional radiology...
How many times have you been in...
04/02/2014
IO Learning
Interview
03/28/2014
 By Robert Martin, MD, PhDAt the 2014 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, I presented “Randomized Controlled Trial of Irinotecan Drug-Eluting Beads With Simultaneous FOLFOX and Bevacizumab for...
 By Robert Martin, MD, PhDAt the 2014 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, I presented “Randomized Controlled Trial of Irinotecan Drug-Eluting Beads With Simultaneous FOLFOX and Bevacizumab for...
 By Robert Martin, MD,...
03/28/2014
IO Learning
Interview
03/24/2014
Since its inception the casual mantra of interventional radiology has been, “If it ain’t broken, don’t fix it.” As a corollary if it is broken, fix it with minimal trauma and return the patient to productivity as soon as possible.To carry out...
Since its inception the casual mantra of interventional radiology has been, “If it ain’t broken, don’t fix it.” As a corollary if it is broken, fix it with minimal trauma and return the patient to productivity as soon as possible.To carry out...
Since its inception the casual...
03/24/2014
IO Learning
Interview
02/19/2014
ASCO GI concluded in San Francisco with several highlights and included the first randomized study to show improved overall survival for patients with metastatic pancreas cancer treated with immunotherapy. This was a phase II clinical trial...
ASCO GI concluded in San Francisco with several highlights and included the first randomized study to show improved overall survival for patients with metastatic pancreas cancer treated with immunotherapy. This was a phase II clinical trial...
ASCO GI concluded in San...
02/19/2014
IO Learning
Interview
02/10/2014
The first isolated intestinal transplant was described almost 50 years ago and it has been 30 years since the first multivisceral transplant was performed. Even though there has been remarkable progress after 4 decades, intestinal...
The first isolated intestinal transplant was described almost 50 years ago and it has been 30 years since the first multivisceral transplant was performed. Even though there has been remarkable progress after 4 decades, intestinal...
The first isolated intestinal...
02/10/2014
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Interview
02/07/2014
My patient has no idea what I am talking about!!!! Sometimes as physicians we get frustrated explaining the brass tacks of our patient’s disease wondering if they understood anything. Regardless of the level of intelligence or social status,...
My patient has no idea what I am talking about!!!! Sometimes as physicians we get frustrated explaining the brass tacks of our patient’s disease wondering if they understood anything. Regardless of the level of intelligence or social status,...
My patient has no idea what I am...
02/07/2014
IO Learning
Interview
01/13/2014
Most of us are now dealing with caner patients. We are satisfied with the successful treatment of the cancer but sometimes the overall well being of the patient is overlooked.One of the most common and serious limiting factors affecting...
Most of us are now dealing with caner patients. We are satisfied with the successful treatment of the cancer but sometimes the overall well being of the patient is overlooked.One of the most common and serious limiting factors affecting...
Most of us are now dealing with...
01/13/2014
IO Learning