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Did you miss the SIO Roundtable Discussion on emerging from COVID-19 and the impact on liver ablation procedures? The recording is now available! Tune in to hear the leaders of IO discuss how their institutions are emerging from COVID-19 and the impact on practice. Click here and access the podcast recording!
The Society of Interventional Oncology (SIO) is partnering with the China Conference on Microwave Ablation (CCMA) to bring you a joint online program focusing on liver ablation. Register now for this "online classroom" event, occurring Wednesday, June 10 at 8:30 a.m. EDT (20:30 Beijing Time).
Click here for more information and instructions on how to join the lecture.
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The Society of Interventional Oncology’s mission is to bring together physicians, researchers, and members of the IO community for dialogue and learning. SIO’s newest blog series, IO Perspectives: Navigating IO Care During COVID-19, aims to do just that. In the series, IO leaders share relevant insights and expertise through a collection of blog posts housed on the SIO website.
Whether you attended SIO2020 and want to look back at your favorite presentations or couldn’t join us in New Orleans and want to experience the content you missed, the SIO2020 On Demand conference proceedings are a great purchase! Session listings include the sub-sessions for each session title and the presenters for each topic. View speaker slides, videos, and pointer movements so you can follow along with the recorded presentations. (Abstract sessions and live cases are not included).
Plus, Conference Recordings are now FREE for SIO members. Join now to enjoy this and other great benefits.
To gain access to SIO2020 On Demand: http://www.sio-central.org/page/conference-proceedings. Please note: You must be logged into your SIO member account to access the recordings.
Now, more than ever, community matters. Through the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, SIO remains vigilant in supporting its members and serving as their voice within the field of IO.
SIO members comprise some of the greatest minds within IO, who together, represent a broader professional network tasked with revolutionizing the field through idea-sharing, collaboration, and research. And you can join our efforts, again.
Rejoin the SIO and help us achieve our mission of advancing the field of interventional oncology. We’d be honored to serve as your professional home once again. With unparalleled access to fellow IO luminaries from around the world, the latest education and science, vital research grants, and more — SIO connects you to the critical resources necessary to further your own professional knowledge, while propelling the future of cancer care.
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Periprocedural anxiety is a major cause of morbidity, particularly for interventional radiology procedures that often depend on conscious sedation. Management of anxiety and pain during image-guided procedures has traditionally relied on pharmacologic agents such as benzodiazepines and opioids. Although generally safe, use of these medications risks adverse events, and newer noninvasive, nonpharmacologic techniques have evolved to address patient needs. READ MORE
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Watch this series of osteoid osteoma case reviews using the OsteoCool RF Ablation technology, followed by a panel discussion. |
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The British Institute of Radiology
To assess the safety and efficacy of endovascular implantation of a portal vein stent combined with iodine-125 seed-strips followed by transcatheter arterial chemoembolization with sorafenib (PVS-125I-TACE-S) for the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) with portal vein tumor thrombosis (PVTT). READ MORE
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