Interventional Oncology - Radioembolization - DVD Series, Video 1

[@stanf9898]

Thank you again, Dr. Sze.

[@Wookinpanub235]

Best video on the Y90 topic. I qualified and had to stop Avastin for 8 weeks. I did 18 rounds of 5fu. 9 with oxaliplatin until I got severe neuropathy.

[@dicurzio]

Thank you for this video. Does anyone know if there is Y90 treatment in the UK or in Europe. Many thanks

[@DoctorJoanne]

Dr. Sze performed this procedure on me in 2006. SIRspheres killed all my liver tumors (26) which were metastised kidney cancer. I felt no pain during the procedure since I was medicated. Afterwards I felt no effects, though I was warned i might be fatigued. Dr. Sze and his staff are compassionate and caring. I rate my treatment as superior. I believe that this treatment saved my life and I recommend it to anyone who qualifies.

[@duganmurphy2255]

Darryn Detmers Thanks for the great informative video. It was great working with you at Stanford!

[@danielhogan2604]

Dr. Sze, Thank you for this informative and very helpful video. This explanation was presented in a compassionate while direct manner that is rare and it truly helped me to comprehend the process. Thank you for your considerate time in preparing this and for your continued commitment to helping others. Danny

[@siegristsi]

Thank You Dr. Sze for this radioembolization educational video. My mom just had her mapping yesterday and the doctor blocked 11 points in the liver. She is going in next Wednesday to have the yttrium-90 inject into the liver. She had colon cancer spread to liver and lung too. I will make sure my son in arm distance from my mom. Will let you know how everything goes after next Wednesday.

[@abdidandenadibaba6343]

Dr sze i am a Radiology Resident in Ethiopia and I had always been torn between Radiology and oncology when I choose my specialty and this videos really made my day, and can you please share some info on the educational path to becoming an interventional oncologist . Thanks

[@Wookinpanub235]

Thank you for your sacrifices while studying and gaining these skills. You are saving lives

[@MiritDance]

For how long have you been practising this treatment? What is the survival rate after? How much more efficient this technology than chemoembolization?