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A podcast from the Radiology: Imaging Cancer journal focusing on recently publications and trending topics.
Journal editor-in-chief: Dr. Gary Luker
Host: Jana Ivanidze, MD, PhD
Production: Kelly Myers
Journal editor-in-chief: Dr. Gary Luker
Host: Jana Ivanidze, MD, PhD
Production: Kelly Myers
28 Episodes
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Host Dr Bahar Ataeinia speaks with guest Dr Katarzyna Macura about her career, research, and dedication to the advancement of prostate cancer imaging. Submit your manuscripts for the Radiology:Imaging Cancer special collection on prostate cancer imaging and stayed tuned for the upcoming special collection on our website. Prostate Cancer Special Collection
Dr. Lauren Burkard-Mandel speaks with AGFA HealthCare/RSNA Research Scholar Grant recipient Xiaoyang Liu, MD, PhD about her work entitled "Multimodal Integration of Radiology, Genomics and Pathology for Recurrence Prediction in Hepatocellular Carcinomas After Curative Resection" Erratum for this episode: Dr. Xiaoyang Liu is from the University Medical Imaging Toronto in addition to University of Toronto.
Dr. Celina Nahyun Jo, one of the trainee editorial board members in Radiology: Imaging Cancer and a radiology resident at University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston hosts our podcast series that summarizes interesting articles into a bite size. This podcast provides background knowledge for everyone to understand and enjoy oncologic imaging research on the go. This is bite size research for Radiology: Imaging Cancer, November 2023 issue." Current Status of Cancer Genomics and Imaging Phenotypes: What Radiologists Need to Know. Serrão et al. Radiology: Imaging Cancer 2023; 5(6):e220153.
Dr. Lauren Burkard-Mandel hosts the women in radiology series for the podcast. In the third episode of the series, Dr. Burkard-Mandel speaks with Dr. Elizabeth Arleo, about her personal experiences, getting involved early in WIR groups, and the importance of work-life balance. aawr.org Dr. Arleo's book: First, Eat Your Frog: And Other Pearls for Professional Working Mothers. Amazon Bookshop Diversity in Radiology: Current Status and Trends Over the Past Decade. Wu et al. Radiology 2022; 305:640–647. Current Status of Diversity by Race, Hispanic Ethnicity, and Sex in Diagnostic Radiologyy. Chapman et al. Radiology 2014;270:232–240. ACR Diversity Report. (2019)
Dr. Lauren Burkard-Mandel hosts the women in radiology series for the podcast. In this second episode of the series, Dr. Burkard-Mandel speaks with Dr. Leah Sieck about her experience founding the woman in radiology group at her institution her thoughts on improving diversity in radiology. Diversity in Radiology: Current Status and Trends Over the Past Decade. Wu et al. Radiology 2022; 305:640–647. Current Status of Diversity by Race, Hispanic Ethnicity, and Sex in Diagnostic Radiologyy. Chapman et al. Radiology 2014;270:232–240. ACR Diversity Report. (2019)
Dr. Brandon K.K. Fields and Dr. Gary Luker interview Dr. Allison Applebaum about the Caregivers Clinic at MSKCC, her advocacy for family caregivers, and what clinicians can do to help. Taking Time to Recognize Caregivers. Luker. Radiology: Imaging Cancer 2023; 5(6):e230191 Dr. Applebaum’s book
Dr. Lauren Burkard-Mandel hosts the women in radiology series for the podcast. Dr. Burkard-Mandel speaks with Dr. Pauravi Vasavada about the importance of women in radiology, the benefits of diversity in the field, and how WIR groups support female radiologists.
Dr. Celina Nahyun Jo, one of the trainee editorial board members in Radiology: Imaging Cancer and a radiology resident at University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston introduces a new podcast series that summarizes interesting articles into a bite size. This podcast provides background knowledge for everyone to understand and enjoy oncologic imaging research on the go. This is bite size research for Radiology: Imaging Cancer, July 2023 issue." Discrepant Assessments of Progressive Disease in Clinical Trials between Routine Clinical Reads and Formal RECIST 1.1 Interpretations. Siegel et al. Radiology: Imaging Cancer 2023; 5(5):e230001.
Dr. Celina Nahyun Jo, one of the trainee editorial board members in Radiology: Imaging Cancer and a radiology resident at University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston introduces a new podcast series that summarizes interesting articles into a bite size. This podcast provides background knowledge for everyone to understand and enjoy oncologic imaging research on the go. This is bite size research for Radiology: Imaging Cancer, July 2023 issue. A Review of Theranostics: Perspectives on Emerging Approaches and Clinical Advancements. Burkett et al. Radiology: Imaging Cancer 2023; 5(4):e220157.
Dr. Mohamed Soliman discusses mentorship in research with Dr. Sungmin Woo, director of GU imaging at MSKCC.
Dr. Celina Nahyun Jo, one of the trainee editorial board members in Radiology: Imaging Cancer and a radiology resident at University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston introduces a new podcast series that summarizes interesting articles into a bite size. This podcast provides background knowledge for everyone to understand and enjoy oncologic imaging research on the go. This is bite size research for Radiology: Imaging Cancer, May 2023 issue." Chemical Shift MRI Monitoring of Chemoembolization Delivery for Hepatocellular Carcinoma: Multicenter Feasibility of Initial Clinical Translation. Gordon et al. Radiology: Imaging Cancer 2023; 5(3):e220019.
Dr. Francesca Rigiroli interviews RSNA Research Scholar Grant (2023 - 2025) recipient Marwan Moussa, MD about his study Combinational Thermal Ablation and Nanodrug Immunomodulation To Promote Anti-Tumor Immunity.
Trainee editorial board member, Dr. Vishnu Chandra interviews Dr. Julius Chapiro about his recent published paper titled Optimization of the BCLC Staging System for Locoregional Therapy for Hepatocellular Carcinoma by Using Quantitative Tumor Burden Imaging Biomarkers at MRI. Optimization of the BCLC Staging System for Locoregional Therapy for Hepatocellular Carcinoma by Using Quantitative Tumor Burden Imaging Biomarkers at MRI. Borde et al. Radiology 2022; 304:228–237.
In this months episode, trainee editorial member Xiaoyang Liu, MD-PhD speaks with Toma Omofoye, MD about her development of a customized interactive web-based global breast imaging curriculum with self-assessment for radiologists in low- and middle-income countries. Helen C. Redman, MD & Marten F. Klop Education Scholar Grant: an estate gift made by Marten F. Klop, husband of RSNA’s first female President and past R&E Board of Trustees Chair, Helen C. Redman, MD. The Foundation is grateful for Dr. Redman and Mr. Klop’s enduring legacy in seeding the future of radiology.
Dr. Shah Islam MBBS BSC (Hons) FRCR interviews Drs. Yantian Zhang, PhD and Robert Nordstrom, PhD about their article recently published in the Radiology: Imaging Cancer journal. Celebrating Contributions of Imaging Technology to Fight against Cancer at the 50th NCA Anniversary. Zhang and Nordstrom. Radiology: Imaging Cancer 2022; 4(5):e220085. Drs. Zhang and Nordstrom both serve in leadership roles at the National Cancer Institute. They have jointly authored a very insightful and uplifting editorial, providing an outlook towards to what’s on the horizon for the next 50 years of Cancer Imaging Research and Clinical Translation.
Dr. Shah Islam MBBS BSC (Hons) FRCR interviews Edward P. Lin, MD, MBA on his recent paper titled: Head and Neck Paragangliomas: Updated Classification, Imaging, and Management Recommendations Head and Neck Paragangliomas: An Update on the Molecular Classification, State-of-the-Art Imaging, and Management Recommendations. Lin et al. Radiology: Imaging Cancer 2022; 4(3):e210088.
Dr. Jana Ivanidze interviews RSNA grant recipient Dr. Gloria Guzmán Pérez-Carrillo about her impressive work on advanced MRI in head and neck cancer, as well as her accomplishments in diversity, equity and inclusion in radiology. Email us at Podcasts@rsna.org for topic suggestions and episode feedback.
Continuing the conversation on patient advocacy, Dr. Ricky Savjani talks with Paul, a cancer survivor, and Liz Morasso, a licensed clinical social worker, about patient care and support from the view of the patient and their loved ones. Article: The Person in the Images: A Patient Perspective on Cancer Diagnosis, Therapy, and Living with Cancer Interview with Dr. Tresa Roebuck Spencer Interview with Dr. Edjah Nduom
In this episode, Dr. Adeline Boettcher interviews clinical neuropsychologist Dr. Tresa Roebuck Spencer to hear her perspectives on patient advocacy from the viewpoint of working with patients who have gone through cancer diagnosis and treatment, as well as through her own personal experiences. Adeline and Tresa discuss potential sources of anxiety that stem from cancer imaging, as well as how patients may process information they hear from their healthcare providers. They additionally discuss steps that clinicians can take to ensure that their patients can feel heard during an appointment. Please see following links related to topics discussed: National Brain Tumor Society (https://braintumor.org/) National Academy of Neuropsychology (https://nanonline.org/)
May is Brain Tumor Awareness Month and we at Radiology: Imaging Cancer are thrilled to welcome Dr. Edjah Nduom @EKNduom, Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery at Emory University, to the podcast! We cover a wide range of topics including brain tumor imaging biomarkers, patient advocacy, racial justice in medicine, mentorship, and so much more. Please see the following links for articles referenced in this episode: The Person in the Images: A Patient Perspective on Cancer Diagnosis, Therapy, and Living with Cancer. Radiology: Imaging Cancer 2021; 3(2):e210031 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33862619/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33611592/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33030435/ Black Lives in Neurosurgery: A Three-part Webinar Series - cns.org
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