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Radiation Oncology
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Gastrointestinal Cancers
A patient has unresectable, node-positive, oligometastatic gallbladder cancer -- when would you offer radiation?
Would you radiate the primary as well as oligometastatic liver lesions?
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How will the PROSPECT trial presented at ASCO 2023 change your current management of early rectal cancer?
Would you offer adjuvant chemotherapy or radiation to a resected MSS T3N0 high-rectal lesion with low anterior resection without pre-op therapy?
Would you offer treatment according to the PROSPECT trial for rectal cancer in which an involved lymph node approaches the circumferential resection margin (CRM)?
What are your preferred strategies to manage mild to moderate rectal ulceration causing tenesmus and discomfort after chemoradiation for rectal adenocarcinoma?
For a patient who has T4 squamous cell esophageal carcinoma on imaging, and who has biopsy-confirmed disease in an involved local lymph node, are EUS or EGD still indicated to complete workup?
In what situations would you treat a rectal mass as cancer despite negative biopsies?
How do you employ focal therapies in localized hepatocellular carcinoma?