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Breast Cancer
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Radiation Oncology
Is there any contraindication for a patient receiving omalizumab for treatment of her lung aspergillosis to receive adjuvant breast radiotherapy?
Related Questions
Do you recommend adjuvant RT to patients with non-ATM genetic mutations (e.g. BRCA, NF) who elect to have lumpectomy and are otherwise PRIME II/CALGB candidates for RT omission (i.e. low risk disease characteristics: strongly ER+, <1cm, grade 1-2, no LVI, widely negative margins, and committed to endocrine therapy)?
Would you consider omitting PMRT in cT3N0 triple negative breast cancer with a pCR?
What are your top takeaways in Radiation Oncology from SABCS 2024?
Do you recommend re-excision of a unifocal positive anterior margin at skin after lumpectomy in a patient with otherwise low risk breast cancer features?
What is the appropriate approach to manage a patient with triple-negative, locally advanced breast cancer (LN+) who progresses on neoadjuvant chemo-immunotherapy (KEYNOTE-522 regimen)?
What are your top takeaways in Medical Oncology from SABCS 2024?
Can a patient receiving post-mastectomy radiation therapy be treated concurrently with total body UVA or UVB light therapy for psoriasis?
Would you offer APBI to a patient with very large breast anatomy and a small lumpectomy cavity after an oncoplastic closure?
If a patient has multiple PET-avid level 3, supraclavicular, or IMN nodes that are small and would have been considered negative by size criteria with traditional imaging, that are no longer positive on PET after chemotherapy, would you try to boost these nodes?
Would you offer PMRT when the only indication is a focally positive margin?