How many LDR Brachytherapy seeds can you implant for 7 weeks duration … 50 to 60 over 30 minutes … What if 2 seeds float off to lungs . How is it reall y that dangerous? Isn’t high dose HDR more side effects overall?

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thanks this video is very helpful I am an IMG im passionate about pursuing radiation oncology residency.

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thank you soo much , this video really clarified a lot my doubts in radiation oncology . im an img and passed step 1 exam last month and currently preparing for step2ck , hopefully ill also become like you guys in future thanks a lot :)

Could we have some information, data research compiled in the last 2 years as to how long someone can live after having chemo / radiation, surgery by Ivor Lewis and then by taking immunotherapy. Lets update this for people that need it. Cheers.

Is it possible for an Img to match into radiation oncology ??

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Great job on this Dr Heron and Jason! Nice job putting this together Fraser.

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Is it ok if post-procedure sex occurred at one week and one day as opposed to the recommended 2 weeks? Thank you for your time!

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What great opportunity to hear this fantastic lineup of presenters and content.

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This is an outstanding contribution to a lot of complex information. More education meetings should use this forum.

Dr. Hopkins did an excellent job presenting all the challenges a new employed physician in community practice is facing. I would like to focus on the fact that an employed physician has little or no say over the staffing model for the department that he/she is essentially responsible for. I truly believe that the job of a successful clinician is to work closely with his staff and his administrators to fully staff his/her center for all the new equipment and techniques he/she wants to implement. In my experience all physicians and particularly the new ones straight out of residency tend to not pay attention to that at all and keep asking for more and more. Then push back like the one Dr. Hopkins described is routine. It would be very nice if the accreditation entities ASTRO/ACRO/ACR pushed for appropriate staffing with the radiation oncologists being the local champions for that.

The fact that a lifetime certificate holder is not at risk of losing their certification is very positive, but how about the significant cost of participation in the MOC? To clarify I'm a therapy physicist and not a radiation oncologist. Thank you!