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metallica81788 replied to the thread SpaceOAR - Augmenix, Boston Scientific, and Conflicts of Interest.I think that was always going to happen either way depending on the individual urologist The uro group I work with is very old school... -
Hey, It’s Simul. I’m not back :) But, I just wanted to post a quick note. I am under such scrutiny for everything I write. I’ve had...
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I think Simul's point is that spending the time/energy/effort to publish an article about verbiage surrounding side effects while we...
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That's Simul's whole point. Why is ASTRO writing articles about this? I don't think it's an overreaction at all. It's a criticism of...
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Sure, but '96 grads can totally have a conscience, and double bird their walk out the door.
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Don't tell me. Tell the ENTs doing TORS despite 2 negative phase II trials, and then that ENT tells the patient they're going to get 50...
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I am not required to push a technology for which the data does not support its use just because medonc wants to put immunotherapy in the...
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Protons = Fetch
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That or dental clearance/extractions. Working out in the "real world" I have had to make some tough calls on bombed out teeth /patients...
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Could explain feeding tube rates. I'm cool with my grizzled old population. They tank far less frequently than the young healthy guys.
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I'd be embarrassed if my peg tube dependence rate were even as bad as the proton arm.
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Especially with all the resources they have
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I would be surprised if “many academics are the busiest RadOncs in the US.” Academic rad onc departments are very busy, but there are so...
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Basically a peds body case. Low prescription dose. Inherent proton dosimetric uncertaintly unlikely to do bad things. Integral dose...
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Agree with this: Smaller, more academic programs like UNC and UF are probably better at academics than PP compared to Emory which is a...
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