The Fellow on Call: The Heme/Onc Podcast
The Fellow on Call: The Heme/Onc Podcast is dedicated to bringing its listeners the fundamentals, core concepts, and important management approaches in the field of hematology and oncology, driven by the latest evidence and expert opinion. In each episode, the hosts provide answers to common questions in a way that is perfect for anyone interested in hematology and oncology, from students and trainees to nurses, advanced practice providers, and practicing physicians.
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Part one of a two-part discussion on early stage ER+/HER2- breast cancer.
Dr. Danielle Roman joins The Fellow on Call group to discuss pharmacology advancements in breast cancer.
Dr. Carla Fisher details the nuances of surgical management for breast cancer.
The Fellow on Call group clarifies the many complicated terms used in breast cancer.
Radiation oncology resident Dr. Ryan Miller discusses the critical role of radiation therapy in breast cancer management.
Dr. Yasha Gupta joins the group to elucidate the role breast radiologists play in diagnosing and treating this malignancy.
The group makes the distinction between non-small cell lung cancer, used as an umbrella term, and small cell lung cancer.
Drs. Matthew Abrahamson, Timothy Yau, and Scott Stockholm discuss immune checkpoint inhibitor-related acute kidney injuries.
Lung cancer is one of the most common and deadly malignancies found in oncology, making early detection critical.
The third episoide in this series answers: What do you do when performing a biopsy on a suspected metastatic lesion?
The team starts their hemophilia series by discussing the nuances of evaluating a patient with a suspected bleeding disorder.
Dr. Jane Yanagawa explains the importance of preoperative workup, the meaning and function of "VATS," and more.
In this episode of The Fellow on Call: The Heme/Onc Podcast, the group closes out their hemophilia series.
The group delineates the acute management of hemophilia patients, particularly with factor replacement.
The group distinguishes between the two types of hemophilia: genetic and acquired.
Treating a patient with widespread mNSCLC presents a very different challenge than treating one without distant disease.
How do you diagnose thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura? The group points out clinical presentations.
In this episode of The Fellow on Call: The Heme/Onc Podcast: How to manage the dangerous occurrence of brain metastasis?
This episode of The Fellow on Call: The Heme/Onc Podcast rounds out the cytopenias series.
The group kicks off their cytopenias journey by delineating their approach for managing thrombocytopenia.
The group continues their discussion with the esteemed Dr. Jack West from City of Hope.
Dr. Jack West of City of Hope shares his thoughts on the ADAURA Trial, IMPOWER010, and CHECKMATE816.
What's the best approach for treating metastatic non-small cell lung cancers that possess certain mutations?
According to group, whenever a patient with heparin exposure has a new thrombotic event, you should consider HIT.
The group continues their analysis of emergencies by exploring immune thrombocytopenic purpura.
Your hosts continue their journey through the realm of cytopenias.
The group discusses the goals of induction therapies, treatment combinations for neoadjuvant lung cancer therapy, and more.
The trio continue their discussion with radiation oncologist Dr. Evan Osmundson on everything pertaining to radiation.
The team is joined by Evan Osmundson, MD, PhD, to speak about the fundamentals of radiation oncology.
The group stresses the importance of approaching every case in a stepwise fashion.
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