BIA-ALCL study shows multi-team treatment key to achieving best...
A team of researchers from across five disciplines at MD Anderson recently published the largest prospective study on breast implant...
Study shows Enhanced Recovery After Surgery lowers pain and...
MD Anderson surgeons have found a way to reduce pain and opioid use for lung cancer patients undergoing a lung...
Study highlights how fluorescence imaging benefits cervical...
In recent years, the surgical technique sentinel lymph node biopsy has allowed surgeons to more accurately determine how far cancer...
More cervical cancer recurrence with...
Minimally invasive hysterectomies, which are known for shorter, less stressful recovery periods, are considered easier on patients. But two studies recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine show minimally invasive radical hysterectomies aren’t as safe as traditional abdominal radical hysterectomies for early-stage cervical cancer patients.
The randomized-controlled Phase III study — led by Pedro Ramirez, M.D...