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ECHO: Radiation Toxicities in Cancer Survivorship

07 July, 2022

In this Cancer Survivorship ECHO Session, Dr. Schuff introduces radiation toxicities associated with Cancer Treatment. She identifies sensitivities with the skin, brain, head, neck, breast, thoracic, abdomen, pelvis, and skeletal. She thoroughly goes through the acute, subacute, and long-term side effects of each portion of the body. The panel then opens up with a discussion about the long-term complications with patients and how to handle the next steps.

CE is not available for this session.

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