Terminally ill LSU mascot tiger receives stereotactic radiation for sarcoma

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Couldn't they just silently replace him? Is anyone going to look that closely and be like, "HEY! THAT'S A DIFFERENT TIGER!" Can the average football fan even tell the difference between one tiger and another? I certainly wouldn't be able to.
 
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Couldn't they just silently replace him? Is anyone going to look that closely and be like, "HEY! THAT'S A DIFFERENT TIGER!" Can the average football fan even tell the difference between one tiger and another? I certainly wouldn't be able to.

Once the market is flooded with new grads, hospital administrators will say the same thing about replacing more expensive, employed senior Rad Oncs.

*rimshot*

Thank you folks, I'll be here all week.
 
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"LSU Tigers mascot Mike VI has cancer, won't take field this season"


Seriously???
He got a bunch of fields probably...
 
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They SBRT'd his spindle cell sarcoma. I was in town that week and tried to call ahead to see if I could watch the sim, planning or treatment (I'm from Louisiana). No such luck.

If you search Baton Rouge advocate Mike tiger cancer you can find a bunch of stuff like his CT and some pics of them wheeling him in for CT sim and treatment.

HIPAA violation!!!
 
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Well residency is certainly preparing us to deal with serpentine comodo dragon beings. I could see myself looking into lizard or alligator rad onc if I cant find a job in a few years.
 
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