Beam On

Oct 29 2024 8 ep. 18 mins 2

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Launched and hosted by ARO’s student Webinar Podcast Committee, Beam On podcasts provide added depth and discussion to articles published in Applied Radiation Oncology.

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The Doctor Will See Me Where Now?

Oct 29 2024 14 mins

Hosted by Sylvia Choo, MS4 at USF Morsani College of Medicine, this episode features Dr. Adam Scheiner, a laser eyelid and facial plastic surgeon based in Tampa, FL, who discusses doing some of his patient consults in a unique space: virtual reality. Links to his virtual clinic are found below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zroXp2h0v94 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv4_xbU3h60

Adaptive Radiotherapy for Pancreatic Cancer

Jun 06 2024 14 mins

Hosts Jessica Aduwo (Ohio State University College of Medicine 3rd year) & Sohil Reddy (Ohio State University College of Medicine 1st year) meet with the Vice Chair and Medical Director of the Department of Radiation Oncology at the Miami Cancer Institute, Dr. Michael Chuong, to discuss the role of radiation therapy for locally advanced pancreatic cancer treatment.

Medical Student Far From Home: Applying to Away Rotations (Rotations Part 1)

Apr 10 2024 21 mins

This episode features Dr. Mimi Lane, who will be a PGY-2 radiation oncology resident at UCLA. She shares her experience doing away rotations, how to prepare for applications, and things to consider while you're on your away rotation. Hosted by Sylvia Choo, BA, a third-year medical student at the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine.

Up, Up and Away: How to Rise to the Occasion on Your Aways (Rotations Part 2)

Apr 10 2024 20 mins

The second part of the duology on away rotations, this episode features special guest Dr. Dominique Rash, the program director of the radiation oncology residency program at UCSD, who explains why students might do an away rotation, how programs might choose students for aways, and what students can do to succeed on their rotations. Hosted by Sylvia Choo, BA, a third-year medical s

Racing into the Future: Applications of Extended Reality in Medicine

Apr 10 2024 30 mins

This episode features Dr. Walter Greenleaf, a neuroscientist and digital medicine expert based at Stanford University, who talks about the history of and modern applications of extended reality (XR) in medicine. Hosted by Sylvia Choo, BA, a third-year medical student at the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine.

SBRT vs SABR: Does Terminology Differentiate Treatment Intent in Metastatic Cancer?

Jul 05 2023 9 mins

Jennifer Matsiu, a 4th-year medical student at Ohio State, and Memorial Sloan Kettering’s Dr. Kaitlyn Lapen, discuss confusion and solutions surrounding SBRT vs SABR terminology and its impact on metastatic cancer treatment decisions.Lapen K, Mathis NJ, Tsai CJ, Yang JT, Gillespie EF. SBRT vs SABR: Does terminologydifferentiate treatment intent in metastatic cancer? Appl Radiat O

The Evidence and Rationale for a Coronary Brachytherapy Dose-Response

May 12 2023 12 mins

Jana Kobeissi, a 4th-year medical student at the American University of Beirut, talks with Kent Wallner, MD, a brachytherapy expert at UW Medicine, about coronary brachytherapy’s pathophysiology, target and dose uncertainties, dose response considerations, collaboration challenges, and future.Wallner K, Kim M, Kearney KE, et al. The evidence and rationale for a coronary brachythe

Rising Cancer Incidence in Indonesia & The Need for Greater Access to Radiation Therapy Centers

Apr 05 2023 28 mins

Ellie Thompson, a 4th-year medical student at the University of South Carolina, Columbia, talks with Steven Octavianus, MD, PhD, a radiation oncologist in Jakarta, Indonesia, about rising cancer incidence in Indonesia, the need for greater access to radiation therapy (RT) centers, and hypofractionation a useful innovation in overcoming RT shortages.Article: Octavianus S, Gondhowiar