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Radiation Oncologist, Iridium Network, GZA Ziekenhuizen, Antwerp. Associate professor Ghent University, Belgium.

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Joined August 2015
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@piet_ost
Piet Ost
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📢 STORM trial breaking results at #ESTRO25! 🧪 MDT vs ENRT+MDT for nodal oligorecurrent PCa. 🧬 ENRT+MDT: ✅ Superior bRFS (57% vs 41%, p=0.014) ✅ Superior pelvic control (lrRFS 85% vs 62%, p=0.006) ✅ Superior MFS (76% vs 63%, p=0.06) ❌ No increase in ≥G2 GU/GI toxicity
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@Advances_ASTRO
Advances, an ASTRO Journal
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📢How should we treat intermediate risk prostate cancer in older👴(and wiser!) men? In >22,000 men ≥60 years of age receiving dose-escalated RT, adding ADT had: ✅ OS benefit only in ages 60–69 ❌ No OS benefit in ≥ 70 📉ADT’s effectiveness decreases across decades, with the
advancesradonc.org
Men 80 and over are not well represented on randomized clinical trials, including the studies that examined the addition of androgen deprivation (ADT) to radiotherapy (RT). However, octogenarians may...
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@flscientist
Fabrice Lucien, PhD
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@JackAndrewsMD highlighting our collaborative and exciting work on using tumor extracellular vesicles to risk stratify patients and predict response to SBRT in oligometastatic prostate cancer @MayoUrology @MayoRadOnc @aadel_chaudhuri @JakeOrmeMDPhD @piet_ost
@GUOncologyNow
GU Oncology Now
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📺 We spoke with @JackAndrewsMD of @MayoClinic on a secondary analysis of the RAVENS trial concerning pre-radiotherapy tumor extracellular vesicles for risk stratification in oligorecurrent #prostate cancer: https://t.co/WMsOLeYvHw
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@VedangMurthy
Vedang Murthy
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Why this matters? MDT trials assume that treating visible mets influence outcomes. Our data suggest that baseline mets are the first to break through, MDT aims to interrupt this pattern This pattern provides biological rationale for ongoing MDT trials. e.g STAMPEDE 2
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@VedangMurthy
Vedang Murthy
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Our new study in @Nature @pcan_journal We report progression patterns in de novo oligo HSPC staged with PSMA-PET, treated with prostate but no MDT This allowed us to observe the natural history of PSMA defined oligometastatic disease. Fill paper link https://t.co/HGZ9jIUP0Q
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@jillfeldman4
Jill Feldman
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My goal is to bridge science with the lived experience. And in the context of oligometastatic/progressive/persistent disease, the decision is more than the mutation, the number of sites, and the locations. This is my lung cancer experience condensed in one slide (timeline credit
@acmoorephd
Dr. Amy C. Moore
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@jillfeldman4 brings her lived experience to an elegant discussion of treating oligometastatic disease in NSCLC #NACLC25
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@NiuSanford
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford
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I think AI-assisted review has potential to be far superior to current system. More objective, comprehensive, timely...particularly in 2025 when many decline to review for free (understandably) & volume of research papers is growing exponentially.
@zakkohane
Isaac Kohane
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7 days for a manuscript review with AI + human @NEJM_AI
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@5_utr
M. Bolton
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This zombie 🧟 idea that was never true and never alive and hence cannot die, is that cancer is fundamentally a druggable problem, that “Precision Medicine” and targeting one mutant gene is the solution. It’s not. Local therapies are key 🔑
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@5_utr
M. Bolton
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Targeted Therapy is a mathematical self-fulfilling prophecy of failure We target one mutation hoping for a cure, but Luria-Delbrück proves the E[R]^th resistant seeds are already established and waiting
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@toddscarbrough
Todd Scarbrough
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@VedangMurthy
Vedang Murthy
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WPRT? Proton therapy? Both have been under fire lately in Prostate cancer. Instead of debating, we got data, and made a new start. This is the first peer-reviewed report of SBPT to prostate + whole pelvis using proton therapy. @ctRO_journal @ACTREC_TMC @ApolloProton
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@JennKa12
Jennifer Le Guévelou
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Please fell free to use this algorithm within your trials- and for your clinical practice 🙏 Full link to the code within the article!! 🤍 Thanks to the LTSI for their support and their trust for my PhD
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Jennifer Le Guévelou
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🔐 One of the key limitation for the implementation of urinary organs-at-risk in treatment planning is the large interobserver variability 🔑 Here we provide a fully available nn-Unet method for automatic segmentation of these small urinary structures!
ctro.science
External beam radiotherapy (EBRT) represents one of the standard of care approach for the management of localized prostate cancer (PCa) [1]. Technological improvements of the past decade with the...
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@DrDiGiorgio
Anthony DiGiorgio, DO, MHA
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Excellent read: “Epic was never built to ingest or learn from this scale of data. It was built to satisfy billing requirements, regulatory checklists, and documentation workflows. That is the beginning and end of its architecture. It is not a learning system, much less an AI
@jclatorre
Julio La Torre, MD
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I recently took @tszzl and @RichardHanania (true story lolz-and both advisors to my new venture in full disclosure) to one of the countries largest academic medical centers. @tszzl has since wrote a viral X thread thats worth reading again https://t.co/8kKnSDObh2 It speaks for
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@DrRishabhOnco
Dr Rishabh Jain
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|GnRH antagonists give faster LUTS relief in prostate cancer #PROSCA25 #GlobalForum25 Urinary symptoms matter in men starting RT plus ADT. Across multiple trials (Anderson, Mason, Axcrona), one signal is crystal clear: 🟦 Degarelix and other antagonists drop IPSS faster than
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@DrRishabhOnco
Dr Rishabh Jain
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18F FDG PET CT in Bladder Cancer #GlobalForum25 #BLADDR25 PET CT is quietly becoming one of the most practice changing tools in MIBC. Why it matters: it picks up hidden mets that conventional staging often misses. 🧲 Diagnostic power Sensitivity around 89 percent, specificity
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@DrMHofman
Michael Hofman
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The AlphaBet trial @PeterMacCC @TheLancetOncol release today @myESMO #ESMO25: combining Lu-177 PSMA-I&T + Ra-223 in men with metastatic castration-resistant #ProstateCancer is safe, feasible, and active. ✅ No dose-limiting toxicities 💪 PSA-50% decline in 55% 🧬 Supports future
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@NiuSanford
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford
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Conference travel costs add up & discretionary funds are limited. @SprakerMDPhD has generously committed to personally funding four $500 travel awards for trainees & patients. Application process minimal. Seems like a great opportunity.
@SprakerMDPhD
Matt Spraker
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Announcing my 2026 Travel Awards! Goal is to help patients and trainees travel to any scientific conferences related to cancer. $500 each, very simple application, first round apps due 1/15. Go to @ACRORadOnc #ACRO2026, @ASCO #ASCO2026, or other. Deets at links 👇
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@NiuSanford
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford
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The whole medical publishing ecosystem (free content, free peer review, but $$ to publish/read) is a bizarre, exploitative business model. Even if one believes clinicians owe some degree of unpaid "academic service," it’s absurd publishers profit so massively off our free labor.
@jordanberlin5
Dr. jordan berlin
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In 2024, Elsevier publishers, parent company of @sciencedirect reported profits of over 3 Billion pounds and @SpringerNature reported over 1.8 billion pounds of profit. All off the work we do for them for free. Hey publishers, pay for reviews.
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@Fefe_Ferrario
Federica Ferrario
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🧨 Join us for #PCa #SBRT Symposium by @StAr_MCM74 & @PanizzaDenis with 🔝tier international faculty @piet_ost @CDraulans @CZamboglou and 🌟Italian RadOncs together with @ESTRO_RT President @BarbaraJereczek 🔗Registrations open—limited seats https://t.co/icoFJ27mw5 @valefacc22
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