ARS 96th Annual Meeting Final Program - American Radium Society

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Technological Innovations:
Benefi ts, Costs, and Impact
on Training and Practice
th
Proceedings of the 96 Annual
Meeting of the American
Radium Society
APRIL 26–APRIL 29, 2014
MARRIOTT FRENCHMAN’S REEF
ST. THOMAS, USVI
proceedings
General Information
ACCREDITATION STATEMENT LEARNING OBJECTIVES
This activity has been planned and implemented in accor- At the conclusion of this event, attendees will be able to:
dance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accredi-
tation Council for Continuing Medical Education through 1) Describe the interaction of large-scale clinically oriented
the joint sponsorship of the American College of Surgeons cancer databases and biorepositories and their projected
and the American Radium Society. The American College of future impact on day-to-day clinical practice.
Surgeons is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing
2) Direct care for patients with concerns of the skull base in
medical education for physicians.
a multispecialty environment.
AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITS™ 3) Direct care for patients with rectal and anal cancers and
The American College of Surgeons designates this live ac- help determine the role of individualized therapies for
tivity for a maximum of 18.75* AMA PRA each patient.
Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should 4) Identify barriers to patient-oriented decision making in
claim only the credit commensurate with cancer care.
the extent of their participation in the
5) Recognize best practices in cost containment and quality
activity.
assurance from around the world and when/how such
technologies are best applied.
SELF-ASSESSMENT MODULE (SAM)
Qualified by the American Board of Radiology in meet-
ing the criteria for self-assessment toward the purpose of Breakdown of Credit
fulfilling requirements in the ABR Certification Program.
Saturday = 2 credits
ARS is proud to offer multiple SAMs for the 2014 Meeting
on a variety of topics. SAMs count toward the SA-CME Sunday = 6.25 credits
requirement for the ABR.
Monday = 6.25 credits
Tuesday = 4.25 credits
MEETING GOALS AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES
The goal of this activity is to facilitate a balanced and mul-
tidisciplinary discussion of contemporary cancer treat-
ment, using panel discussions and lecture-based didactic
sessions, as well as oral and poster discussions of cutting- American Radium Society
edge research. 11300 West Olympic Blvd, Suite 600
Los Angeles, CA 90064
DISCLOSURE INFORMATION Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
In compliance with ACCME regulations, the American Email: [email protected]
College of Surgeons, as the accredited provider of this Website: www. americanradiumsociety.org
DISCLOSURE INFORMATION activity, must ensure that anyone in a position to control Twitter: @RadiumSociety
the content of the educational activity has disclosed all rel- Facebook: www.facebook.com/AmericanRadiumSociety
evant financial relationships with any commercial interest.
All reported conflicts are managed by a designated official
to ensure a bias-free presentation. Please see the insert to
this program for the complete disclosure list.
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Table of Contents
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii
Membership Application ......................................... iv
Introduction and President’s Welcome .............................v
Past Presidents .................................................. vii
Committees .................................................... viii
Faculty, Speakers, and Moderators ................................ ix
Janeway Lecturer Biography ...................................... x
Past Recipients of the Janeway Medal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xi
Keynote Lecturer Biographies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiii
Young Oncologist Essay Awards, Travel Grants, Poster Awards. . . . .xiv
Past Recipients of the Young Oncologist Essay Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . xv
Program at a Glance ............................................ xvi
Presidential Categorical Course Information ..................... xvii
Scientific Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xviii
Satellite Symposium ........................................... xxiii
2015 Call for Abstracts ......................................... xxiv
ARS Proceedings 2014 –Scientific Papers and Posters ..........1–104
room assignments
Exhibit Hall and Poster Session Harbour I
General Sessions Harbour II & III
Hospitality Suite Beacon Lounge
Meet the Professor Luncheons Island Rooms I & II
Tumor Board Luncheons Harbour IV
Presidential Categorical Session Harbour II & III
Registration Grand Harbour Foyer
Speaker Ready Room West Indies Board Room
Welcome Reception Harbour I
Social Event Main Pool
Registration Hours Exhibit Hall/Poster Hours
Saturday, April 26, 2014 9:00 AM–6:00 PM Saturday, April 26, 2014 4:30 PM–6:00 PM
Sunday, April 27, 2014 6:00 AM–3:00 PM Sunday, April 27, 2014 7:00 AM–1:00 PM
Monday, April 28, 2014 6:00 AM–3:00 PM Monday, April 28, 2014 7:00 AM–1:00 PM
Tuesday, April 29, 2014 6:00 AM–1:00 PM Tuesday, April 29, 2014 7:00 AM–1:00 PM
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New MeMbership ApplicAtioN
AMERICAN RADIUM SOCIETY ARS Membership Services
11300 W Olympic Blvd #600
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP Los Angeles CA 90064
Phone: [phone] ext. 126
Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @RadiumSociety
Web Site: http://www.americanradiumsociety.org/

APPLICATION DATE: ______________________ PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CLEARLY
PLEASE ACCEPT MY APPLICATION FOR THE FOLLOWING MEMBERSHIP CATEGORY (CHECK ONE):

� ACTIVE -- Active membership may be held by physicians and allied scientists:
Physicians Graduates of recognized medical colleges; adequate formal training and ongoing practice in those branches of medicine and surgery that are
closely allied in the management of cancer; must be certified by a medical or surgical board that governs their area of specialty or have equal
qualifications acceptable to the Membership and Credentials Committee. If there is an oncology board in their specialty, they must be certified by that
subspecialty board or provide evidence of oncologic qualifications; must have published in peer-reviewed journals or have made a single contribution to
science, in keeping with the criteria of the Membership and Credentials Committee.
Allied scientists shall be graduates of recognized graduate schools and have qualifications acceptable to the Executive Committee of this Society. They
shall have adequate formal training, ongoing professional experience, and clinical or academic contributions in the oncologic sciences. They must
have published in peer-reviewed journals or have made a single contribution to science, in keeping with the criteria of the Membership and Credentials
Committee. Membership Dues: $190 paid at time of application; upon acceptance will be applied to first year’s dues. Thereafter $275 per year.

� CANDIDATE -- Candidate membership may be held by physicians and allied scientists. These members will be non-voting members:
Physicians shall be graduates of a recognized medical college and be enrolled in an oncology training program (surgical, radiation, medical, gynecologic.)
Allied scientists shall have corresponding qualifications; eligible for Active membership upon completion of training and board certification as described
for active membership. Their membership status shall exist until the candidate is selected for Active membership or until no more than two years
have passed since board certification. Candidate membership shall be terminated three years from the completion of their training program, unless they
have paid the dues as an Active member. No annual dues.

� MEDICAL STUDENT—Medical Student membership may be held by medical students interested in pursuing a career in an oncology specialty training
program (surgical, radiation, medical or gynecologic) and currently enrolled in an Accredited medical school acceptable to the American Radium Society.

APPLICANT’S FULL NAME:

(LAST/FAMILY NAME) (FIRST/GIVEN NAME) (MIDDLE NAME OR INITIAL)
� MD � DO � PhD � Other Degrees: ______________________________________________________________________

Date of Birth (month/day/year): __________________ Gender: M F Country of Birth __________________________

PROFESSIONAL ADDRESS:

(Institution Name)

(Department/Division Name)

(Professional Street Address (including: suite#; floor#; mail-stop#; building name; room# as applicable)

(City) (State/Province) (Zip/Postal Code) (Country)

(Indicate Cell or Office Telephone Number / Fax Number) (E-mail Address #1) (E-Mail Address #2)
Please list all degrees earned below, including honorary degrees and fellowships:
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Conferring Institution Degree Date Started Date Completed

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Introduction and President’s Welcome
April 26, 2014
Dear Colleagues,
Welcome to the American Radium Society’s 96th Annual Meeting! The
theme of this year’s ARS meeting, Technological Innovations: Benefits, Costs,
and Impact on Training and Practice, highlights how technological advanc-
es in science are changing the face of care for patients with cancer. Although
the meeting this year has been shortened by one day, in response to sugges-
tions from past attendees, our meeting is still packed with presentations on
original data that can affect treatment decisions for our patients, and some
exciting innovations that will advance the future of our specialties.
The caliber of science that we received in the abstract submissions this year
ELIN R. SIGURDSON, MD, PhD
was outstanding, and we had a record number of applicant submissions. This ARS President, 2013–2014
has led to an outstanding set of scientific sessions and posters being pre-
sented at the meeting. We look forward to sharing valuable information in all
the presentations, including the five Essay Awards and ten presentations
associated with the Travel Grants awarded to Young Oncologist recipients.
Dr. Sue S. Yom, of the University of California, San Francisco and Chair of
the Scientific Program Committee, deserves much praise, having recruited
an extraordinary group of lecturers and panelists for the program this year.
The committee has worked on initiatives to improve your experience,
including, but not limited to, clustering the program by areas of interest,
increasing the number of practical case discussions, and adding optional
afternoon special topics sessions, including a Career Development Seminar
and a Brachytherapy Course. This year’s expert-led debates will focus on
increasing aspects of technology in two common cancers: the role of
advanced surgery in the management of high-risk prostate cancer and the
utility of magnetic resonance imaging for early-stage breast cancer man-
agement. Not to be missed is the opportunity to attend one of two luncheon
options—Meet the Professor and Tumor Boards—each focused on different
specialty areas. We again offer Self-Assessment Modules for qualification
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toward the American Board of Radiology’s Maintenance of Certification
program; this year there will be many more offerings, so make sure to
check the program and maximize your learning credits!
In addition, I am excited to extend a special welcome to our distinguished
speakers, Dr. Murray Brennan of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer
Center, who will give the Janeway Lecture, and our Keynote Speakers, Dr.
Carolyn Compton of Arizona State University and Dr. Peter Ubel of Duke
University. I am honored to join these experts in sharing important scien-
tific knowledge through this year’s special Presidential Categorical Course,
What’s New in the Treatment of Rectal and Anal Cancer. Dr. Lisa Kachnic,
Dr. Joshua Meyer, and Dr. Nancy You will provide an update on the excit-
ing changes in the management of rectal and anal cancer.
Our deepest gratitude goes to our industry supporters for providing edu-
cational grants, including Varian Medical Systems, Hitachi, Ltd., Genomic
Health, Mevion Medical Systems, Elekta, Inc., IBA, and all of the other
companies that have traveled to St. Thomas to exhibit. Finally, all involved
with the meeting owe our sincerest gratitude to the ARS staff for their
work in organizing this superb conference.
The ARS meeting is the oldest multidisciplinary cancer confer-
ence in the world and has a tradition of scientific excellence,
collegiality, and a strong multidisciplinary scientific program.
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Past Presidentsoftheamericanradiumsociety
1916..................................W.H.B. Aikins, MD* 1951.............................Leland R. Cowan, MD* 1983....................Morton M. Kligerman, MD*
1917..................................W.H.B. Aikins, MD* 1952....................................Hugh F. Hare, MD* 1984.............................Seymour H. Levitt, MD
1918......................................John M. Lee, MD* 1953..............................Howard B. Hunt, MD* 1985..................................John R. Durant, MD
1919..........................................J.B. Bissell, MD* 1954.............................Edith H. Quimby, ScD* 1986.................................Frederick Eilber, MD
1920..........................Henry K. Pancoast, MD* 1955...................................John E. Wirth, MD* 1987................................Gerald E. Hanks, MD
1921.................................Henry Schmitz, MD* 1956............................Grant Beckstrand, MD* 1988........................Morris J. Wizenberg, MD*
1922.......................................G.E. Pfahler, MD* 1957.................Norman A. McCormick, MD* 1989.............................Carl M. Mansfield, MD
1923..............................Robert F. Loucks, MD* 1958...........................Douglas J. Roberts, MD* 1990..................................Elliot W. Strong, MD
Ralph T. Ogden, MD*
1924....................................James T. Case, MD* 1991..............................Robert G. Parker, MD*
1959............................Milford D. Schulz, MD*
1925.....................William S. Newcomet, MD* 1992..............................J. Taylor Wharton, MD
1960..........................Theodore R. Miller, MD*
1926.................................Douglas Quick, MD* 1993............................Lawrence W. Davis, MD
1961......................................Jesshill Love, MD*
1927..................................Albert Soiland, MD* 1994...............................Peter H. Wiernik, MD
1962..............................Robert L. Brown, MD*
1928.............................Curtis F. Burnam, MD* 1995.................................Marvin Rotman, MD
1963..........................Gilbert H. Fletcher, MD*
1929...............................Edwin C. Ernset, MD* 1996.................................Robert M. Byers, MD
1964...........................Charles G. Stetson, MD*
1930.............................Harry H. Bowing, MD* 1997.....................H. Rodney Withers, MB, BS
1965.............................Joseph H. Farrow, MD*
1931............................Henry J. Ullmann, MD* 1998............................Thomas W. Griffin, MD
1966....................................Justin J. Stein, MD*
1932...............................Sanford Withers, MD* 1999..............................David H. Hussey, MD*
1967.............................Milton Friedman, MD*
1933.....................................Burton J. Lee, MD* 2000..............................Eric J. Hall, DPhil, DSc
1968......................................John L. Pool, MD*
1934.............................Rollin H. Stevens, MD* 2001......................David M. Gershenson, MD
1969...........................Juan A. del Regato, MD*
1935......................William H. Cameron, MD* 2002......................................Jay S. Cooper, MD
1970.........................Fernando Bloedorn, MD*
1936...............................George W. Grier, MD* 2003..................................J. Frank Wilson, MD
1971..................................James F. Nolan, MD*
1937...............................Zoe A. Johnston, MD* 2004......................................James D. Cox, MD
1972....................................John V. Blady, MD*
1938..........................Edward H. Skinner, MD* 2005..................................Martin Colman, MD
1973.............................Antolin Raventos, MD*
1939..............................William P. Healy, MD* 2006.....................................Randal Weber, MD
1974..............................Jerome M. Vaeth, MD*
1940.....................Lawrence A. Pomeroy, MD* 2007..................Jonathan J. Beitler, MD, MBA
1975.............................Victor A. Marcial, MD*
1941.....................Frederick W. O’Brien, MD* 2008............................Ritsuko U. Komaki, MD
1976 ..................................Felix Rutledge, MD*
1942...............................Hayes E. Martin, MD* 2009..................................Bruce G. Haffty, MD
1977.................................Luther W. Brady, MD
1946.......................William E. Costolow, MD* 2010 .............................Raymond Sawaya, MD
1978...............................Richard H. Jesse, MD*
1947............................Charles L. Martin, MD* 2011 ........................Peter A.S. Johnstone, MD
1979..................Frederick W. George III, MD*
1948...................................A.N. Arneson, MD* 2012 ............................Alan Pollack, MD, PhD
1980.............................Alfred S. Ketcham, MD 2013 ............................Thomas Buchholz, MD
1949...................................Maurice Lenz, MD*
1981..................................Simon Kramer, MD* * Deceased
1950....................................William S. MacComb, MD*
1982 .........................George C. Lewis, Jr, MD*
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Committeesofthe ARs
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WEBSITE AND PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE
Elin R. Sigurdson, MD, PhD, President 2013-2014 Jonathan J. Beitler, MD (Chair) 2011-2014
Kenneth Rosenzweig, President-Elect 2013-2014 Tom Buchholz, MD (Ex officio)
John “Drew” Ridge, MD, PhD, Secretary 2013-2014 David Wazer, MD 2012-2015
Quynh-Thu Le, MD, Treasurer 2012-2014 John Ward, MD 2010-2013
Steven Frank, MD, Industry Relations Chair 2013-2014 Cynthia Ballenger, MD 2011-2014
Kenneth Roberts, MD, Member-at-Large 2012-2014
Sue S. Yom, MD, PhD, 2014 Scientific Program SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Committee Chair 2013-2014
Sue S. Yom, MD, PhD (Chair) – San Francisco, CA
Thomas Buchholz, MD, Immediate Past President 2013-2014
Matthew Abramowitz, MD – Miami, FL
Beth Beadle, MD – Houston, TX
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS COMMITTEE Thomas A. Buchholz, MD – Houston, TX
Lynn Wilson, MD (Chair) 2011-2014 James D. Cox, MD – Houston, TX
Thomas Buchholz, MD (Ex officio) Ted DeWeese, MD – Baltimore, MD
Kenneth Russell, MD 2012-2015 Tom Galloway, MD – Philadelphia, PA
Mark Henderson, MD 2010-2013 Mary Katherine Hayes, MD – New York, NY
Mark Henderson, MD – Indianapolis, IN
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE Joe Herman, MD – Baltimore, MD
Peter A.S. Johnstone, MD – Indianapolis, IN
Mary Katherine Hayes, MD (Chair) 2011-2014
Andre Konski, MD – Detroit, MI
Ben Movsas, MD 2011-2013
Ben Movsas, MD – Detroit, MI
Tom Buchholz, MD (Ex officio)
Alan Pollack, MD, PhD – Miami, FL
Jim Wallace, MD 2012-2015
John A. Ridge, MD, PhD – Philadelphia, PA
Arnold Paulino, MD 2010-2013
Kenneth Roberts, MD – New Havem, CT
INDUSTRY RELATIONS/DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Kenneth Rosenzweig, MD – New York, NY
Steven Frank, MD (Chair) 2013-2014 Elin R. Sigurdson, MD, PhD – Philadelphia, PA
Tom Buchholz, MD (Ex officio)
Steven J. Frank, MD 2011-2015 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE BOARD OF CHANCELLORS OF
Chung Chung, MD 2010-2014 THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY
Alan Pollack, MD, PhD 2012-2016 Peter A.S. Johnstone, MD 2011-2014
JANEWAY LECTURE COMMITTEE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY COUNCILOR
John A. Ridge, MD, PhD (Chair) 2011-2014 Andre Konski, MD 2010-2013
Tom Buchholz, MD (Ex officio)
J. Frank Wilson, MD 2012-2015
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY ASSISTANT
COUNCILOR
MEMBERSHIP AND CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE Jonathan Beitler, MD 2010-2013
Kenneth Rosenzweig, MD (Chair) 2011-2013
Tom Buchholz, MD (Ex officio) REPRESENTATIVE TO THE COMMISSION ON CANCER
Mack Roach, MD 2012-2015 John A. Ridge, MD, PhD 2012-2015
Martin Colman, MD 2010-2013
Erich Sturgis, MD 2012-2015 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON
Quynh Le, MD 2011-2014 RADIATION PROTECTION & MEASUREMENTS
Meena Moran, MD 2011-2014 Ritsuko Komaki, MD 2013-2016
David Rohde, MD 2010-2013
Arnold Paulino, MD 2012-2015
TRUSTEES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF RADIOLOGY
Bruce Haffty, MD 2009-2013
NOMINATING COMMITTEE Lynn Wilson, MD 2011-2015
Jay Cooper, MD 2012-2015 Kaled Alektiar, MD 2013-2017
Erich Sturgis, MD 2010-2013
RESIDENT AND ATTENDING EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE
Jeffrey Michalski, MD (Chair) 2012-2015
Tom Buchholz, MD (Ex officio)
Ashesh Jani, MD 2011-2014
Shiao Woo, MD 2010-2013
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Faculty, SpeakerS, and ModeratorS 2014 annual Meeting
MATTHEW ABRAMOWITZ, MD JOSEPH HERMAN, MD RAMESH RENGAN, MD
University of Miami, Miami, FL Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD University of Washington School of Medicine
Seattle, WA
KALED ALEKTIAR, MD JOE HSU, MD
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center University of California, San Francisco JOHN A. RIDGE, MD, PhD
New York, NY San Francisco, CA Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA
CYNTHIA BALLENGER, MD PETER A.S. JOHNSTONE, MD MACK ROACH, MD
Carolina Radiation Medicine Indiana University School of Medicine University of California, San Francisco
Greenville, NC Indianapolis, IN San Francisco, CA
BETH BEADLE, MD, PhD LISA KACHNIC, MD KENNETH ROBERTS, MD
UT MD Anderson Cancer Center Boston Medical Center, Boston, MA Yale University School of Medicine
Houston, TX New Haven, CT
ANN KLOPP, MD, PhD
JONATHAN BEITLER, MD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center CHRISTOPHER M. ROSE, MD, FACR
Emory University, Atlanta, GA Houston, TX Vantage Oncology, Inc.
Manhattan Beach, CA
RICK BLEICHER, MD, FACS, FRCS ANDRE KONSKI, MD
Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA University of Pennsylvania KENNETH ROSENZWEIG, MD
Philadelphia, PA Mount Sinai School of Medicine
PATRICK BORGEN, MD New York, NY
Maimonides Medical Center SHLOMO KOYFMAN, MD
Brooklyn, NY Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH TRACY SHERERTZ, MD
University Hospitals Case Medical Center
MURRAY F. BRENNAN, MD MICHAEL E. KUPFERMAN, MD Cleveland, OH
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
New York, NY ELIN R. SIGURDSON, MD, PhD
MICHAEL LA QUAGLIA, MD, FACS, FRCS Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA
SEUNGTAEK CHOI, MD Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
UT MD Anderson Cancer Center New York, NY CHARLES SIMONE, MD
Houston, TX University of Pennsylvania
LILIE LIN, MD Philadelphia, PA
KAREN COHEN, MD University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Texas Oncology, Round Rock, TX BEN SLOTMAN, MD
JIADE J. LU, MD, MBA VU University Medical Center
CAROLYN COMPTON, MD, PhD Shanghai Proton and Heavy Ion Center Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ Shanghai, China
STEPHANIE TEREZAKIS, MD
JAMES D. COX, MD TIMOTHY MASTERSON, MD Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive
UT MD Anderson Cancer Center Indiana University School of Medicine Cancer Center, Baltimore, MD
Houston, TX Indianapolis, IN
CHARLES THOMAS, MD
CURTILAND DEVILLE, MD MARK MCDONALD, MD Oregon Health and Science University
University of Pennsylvania, Philadephia, PA Indiana University School of Medicine Portland, OR
Indianpolis, IN
DANIEL DOSORETZ, MD, FACR, FACRO PETER UBEL, MD
21st Century Oncology, Fort Meyers, FL REZA J. MEHRAN, MD Duke University
UT MD Anderson Cancer Center Durham, NC
GARY FREEDMAN, MD Houston, TX
University of Pennsylvania, Philadephia, PA ANDREW WHITMAN, JD
JOSHUA MEYER, MD Varian Medical Systems
THOMAS GALLOWAY, MD Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA Washington, DC
Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA
MEENA MORAN, MD SUE S. YOM, MD, PhD
BRUCE HAFFTY, MD Yale University, New Haven, CT University of California, San Francisco
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School San Francisco, CA
New Brunswick, NJ BEN MOVSAS, MD
Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, MI NANCY YOU, MD, FACS
STEVE HAHN, MD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA QUYNH NGUYEN, MD Houston, TX
UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
MARY KATHERINE HAYES, MD Houston, TX
Cornell Medical Center, New York, NY
ALAN POLLACK, MD, PhD
MARK HENDERSON, MD University of Miami, Miami, FL
Oregon Health Sciences University
Portland, OR
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