Recent Articles
Posted By: William S Rilling, MD
Wed Apr 15th, 2020
As we all struggle to provide optimal care for our patients during these unprecedented times, it is clear that the pandemic has affected us all in different ways: with differing timing, magnitude, resource constraints, and local policies.
Given these circumstances, it is difficult to develop broadl
Posted By: David C. Madoff, MD
Fri Feb 5th, 2016
As an IR who practices Interventional Oncology almost exclusively, I have always felt a bit uneasy using the term “Interventional Oncology” with my medical and surgical oncology colleagues.
Posted By: Michael C. Soulen, MD
Mon Jun 22nd, 2015
WCIO took the next step on its mission to enhance global IO education with IO University’s first live webinar. An expert panel discussed the diagnosis and treatment options for malignant ascites.
Posted By: Michael C. Soulen, MD
Wed Jun 25th, 2014
WCIO kicked off its 2014 season of VuMedi webinars yesterday with the first of three programs devoted to percutaneous tumor ablation. This session focused on lung ablation. Over 85 registrants from North America, South America, and Asia participated live. I was excited to see friends from Brazil and
Posted By: Michael C. Soulen, MD
Sun Mar 17th, 2013
One of my NP’s presented a new consult to me this week: 15cm central HCC, wheelchair bound, heart and renal failure, blistering wounds on the legs from severe edema requiring daily dressing changes and whirlpool therapy for debridement...you get the picture. She advised me not to treat him.
