| Anne declares that she cannot speak highly enough of the oncology specialists with whom she works. |
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| The clinician programme on offer will include cardiology, oncology, neurology, urology and a wide range of other procedures. |
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| I also have clinical experience in oncology, pediatrics, critical care, and community health. |
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| Physicians specializing in urology, radiation therapy and oncology should all be involved in helping the patient make an informed decision. |
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| Her interests within dietetics include diabetes care, oncology, and vegetarian nutrition. |
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| Consider seeking opinions from doctors in specialties such as urology, oncology and radiotherapy. |
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| However, a spokesperson for the hospital's oncology unit said no seepage occurred. |
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| At present, personal data are transferred automatically from oncology and pathology records to the registries, says Dr Roche. |
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| Polly is recognized by her peers for her extensive knowledge and competency in the areas of hematology and oncology. |
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| After senior house officer posts in emergency medicine, oncology, and medicine, he was appointed to the Royal Marsden Hospital. |
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| An oncology consultant suggested radiation therapy for the lung lesion and head. |
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| A similar situation has been noted in paediatric oncology, with a lower than expected number of referrals for bone marrow transplant. |
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| It has 1,500 worldwide sales representatives as well as therapeutic focus in neurology, oncology, pain management and anti-infectives. |
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| In both hospitals, the next most often targeted patient types were geriatrics, oncology, and renal patients. |
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| Other leaders in oncology have also urged continued study of this treatment. |
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| All patients were seen together with a senior nurse from the gynaecological oncology unit. |
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| The charity also employs oncology care nurses at key hospitals throughout Ireland. |
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| He added that the health board recently held interviews to recruit specialist oncology nurses for Waterford Regional Hospital. |
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| Often times when you're on a subspecialty service like cardiology or oncology, the intern on overnight is the only doctor on the floor. |
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| Radiology and oncology, which are both examined by the Royal College of Radiologists, were analysed separately. |
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| Cheng is also an assistant professor of gynecology and obstetrics and oncology. |
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| The subject of alternative therapies for cancer stirs quite a debate within the field of oncology. |
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| He was referred to the department of oncology, and ultrasonography showed a calcified left paravertebral tumour. |
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| Such arrangements should be considered for future studies in clinical oncology, especially those in which complex questions are asked. |
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| In the past year colorectal cancer has been at the cutting edge of new developments in medical oncology. |
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| It represents the most exciting advance in solid tumour oncology over the past decade. |
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| Because the paediatric oncology ward was full, the boy was admitted to a general paediatric ward. |
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| He read up on the disease, sought the advice of those close to him and sought second and third opinions from oncology experts. |
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| These groups were cases in patients admitted to renal, oncology or haematology wards, and all other cases. |
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| She carried a heavy workload, much involved in paediatric oncology and the early days of bone marrow transplantation. |
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| She has previously worked at Mayo in the areas of orthopedic oncology and pediatric radiology. |
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| My research group runs training courses in communication skills for healthcare professionals working in oncology. |
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| She willingly lectures at conferences on palliative care, oncology nursing, and pain management. |
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| The medical sciences were well developed, with particular success in cardiology, oncology, and laser surgery. |
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| Considering the rapid changes in the field of medical oncology, each guideline undergoes a yearly update. |
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| He was like a physician who simultaneously mastered cardiovascular surgery, obstetrics, oncology and neurology. |
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| It can take Dina up to 15 minutes to prepare each meal for a child on the oncology unit. |
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| Its effective implementation may be threatened by circumstances, for example in emergency treatment or certain pathologies such as oncology. |
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| This official publication of many societies of gynecological oncology gives free access to tables of contents and abstracts. |
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| The preciseness by which the drug targets the cancer cells differentiates Gleevec® from most other oncology products. |
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| I would also co-locate palliative care clinicians with relevant departments such as oncology, geriatrics and general practice. |
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| Nuclear medicine is certainly an important community, but there are also cardiology patients and oncology patients who are being affected. |
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| The 12-member consensus panel included representation from internal medicine, gastroenterology, infectious diseases, pediatrics, family practice, oncology and the public. |
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| Our hospitals provide exceptional health care services, particularly in oncology and geriatrics. |
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| How many doctors in the oncology world would be able to provide us with this kind of substantiation? |
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| The 12-member panel included representation from medicine, surgery, endocrinology, pathology, biostatistics, epidemiology, radiology, oncology, and the general public. |
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| Appendix 4 represents a beginning plan linking content areas of psychosocial oncology to the various target groups. |
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| The cited studies concern the fields of rhinology, audiology, phoniatrics, vestibulology, oncology, sleep apnea and salivary gland diseases. |
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| His areas of specialization are the management of genitourinary malignancies and the design and conduct of clinical trials in urologic oncology. |
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| The Laval hospital is considered one of the best hospitals in terms of oncology, neonatology and prenatal care. |
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| Professor Ray Powles, emeritus professor of haematological oncology at the Institute of Cancer Research and head of the Parkside cancer clinic. |
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| Uterine cannulation uses preferably a Storz® uterine manipulator of the Clermont-Ferrand type that has a blunt end for use in oncology. |
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| The reasons behind such trends range from tighter regulation to the inherently complex nature of modern research in areas such as oncology, neurology, and virology. |
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| California's medical-research facilities lead the country in several branches of medicine, notably oncology, immunology, and gerontology. |
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| International organization of nurses and health professionals in gynecologic oncology. |
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| The Company has supported FDA approvals for products in many therapeutic areas including: oncology, medical devices, dermatology, and nephrology. |
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| The collaboration covers human therapeutic antibodies and VEGF-Trap, an anti-angiogenesis agent under development in oncology. |
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| I was living in Los Angeles at the time, completing a fellowship in hematology and oncology at the U. C. L. A. Medical Center. |
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| The oncology and hematology clinic of Nationwide Children's Hospital is a determinedly sunny place. |
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| From oncology and neonatal care to telepsychiatry and speech therapy, the applications for Telemedicine in HD are boundless. |
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| Although few studies have centered on the effects of hospital smells, one examined the effects of the odor of dimethyl sulfoxide in an oncology unit. |
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| These oncology pharmacists and a technician like to bring smiles to the faces of children living with cancer. |
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| The waiting time to be seen at its oncology department the only public one in a country of 43m is often longer than six months. |
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| Sindan, a Romanian firm bought in 2006, leads the charge for Actavis in the area of oncology. |
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| This oncology research network initiative will help keep our province at the forefront of the global effort to eradicate cancer. |
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| Professional navigators may work in general oncology or in a disease-specific program, such as breast or lung cancer. |
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| Perhaps if I were in a field like oncology, I would have grown more used to this tragic duty by now. |
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| General intensive care units, haematology, special care baby units, nephrology, and oncology had the highest incidence in both types of hospitals. |
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| The Pathology Department has research projects in oncology, endocrinology, vaccinology, toxicology, and infectious diseases, particularly of wildlife. |
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| Intravenous immunoglobulin prophylaxis and therapy is being given for a growing list of indications in the fields of immunology, neurology, hematology, and oncology. |
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| Increasingly senior educational roles were capped by 18 years as staff development instructor in oncology, haematology and bone marrow transplant. |
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| So this was really looking at the impact of medical oncology. |
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| Roche has brought many truly differentiated, innovative medicines onto the market in the areas of oncology, virology, rheumatology, inflammation, metabolism and the central nervous system. |
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| The Oncology Issues' article examines the dangers of brown bagging as well as how oncology practices can negotiate with brown-bag insurers. |
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| Members can share ideas, experiences and network with others through the Infoletter as well as access oncology resources and past Infoletters on the web. |
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| As part of Sandoz, which is the world's second-largest generics company, this portfolio of oncology medicines can be expanded thanks to Sandoz's broad global presence. |
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| One-hundred thirty psychosocial oncology clinicians from across the country are now enrolled in a study to see how the PDI might apply to their practice and how the information this yields informs the work they do. |
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| They are used in research into genetics, developmental biology, cell biology, oncology and immunology. |
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| A less restrictive exchange of experiences between oncology centres is needed so that the knowledge gained most recently on the subject can be applied extensively. |
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| Pronota supports other pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies in their research projects and conducts its own research into infectious diseases, oncology and inflammation. |
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| He often works with the oncologist or is himself trained in oncology. |
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| Jason Wright, who worked on the Columbia University study and is the chief of gynecologic oncology at the university, told me that many claims made about robotic surgery aren't based on clinical evidence. |
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| Dr. Stajduhar has worked in oncology, palliative care, and gerontology for over 20 years as a clinician, clinical nurse specialist, educator, and researcher. |
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| OncoSolutions is a private oncology practice based at Mount Elizabeth Novena Specialist Center in Singapore. |
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| Right now, she's considering subspecializing in gynecologic oncology after residency. |
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| The establishment of the Montérégie network is part of a project to regionalize oncology services that has followed a sinuous path and created tension between the regional centre and other hospitals in the region. |
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| Mr Hellebo held the role of CEO at Clavis Pharma ASA, a Norwegian, oncology focused, listed biotechnology company. |
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| The transaction will lead to certain overlaps in the medical devices sector throughout the European Economic Area, namely in the areas of urology, oncology, dialysis and hernias. |
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| Procedures that govern the use of cytotoxic medications for oncology indications are also applicable when medications such as cyclophosphamide are used for nononcology purposes. |
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| Générale de Santé provides a complete range of patient care services spanning: acute care, oncology, subacute care and rehabilitation, mental health and homecare. |
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| Conducts pharmaceutical research and brings innovative treatments to Canadians for cardiovascular disease, oncology, ophthalmology, transplantation, neuroscience, respiratory and bone disease. |
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| We expect this technology to have applications in the fields of oncology and immunology and to facilitate delivery of proteins, peptides and nucleic acids. |
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| Boehringer Ingelheim will then develop monoclonal antibodies and non-antibody products against selected targets primarily in the area of oncology and will be responsible for developing, manufacturing and marketing products. |
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| The patient was referred to medical oncology and adjuvant chemotherapy of 6 cycles of CAV, alternating with 6 cycles of VP-16 ifosamide. |
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| Safe handling of antineoplastic drugs has been a concern for oncology nurses for more than three decades. |
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| Prior to Cedars' involvement in breathing new life into the oncology floor on 7 Medical, rooms were outdated and inadequate to serve the needs of our sickest patients. |
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| Nowadays, he specialises in oncology and haematology, advising the top ten pharmaceutical groups in the world as an international, independent marketing consultant. |
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| We now offer DNA identification tests, such as paternity tests, as well as specialized molecular diagnostic assays in the fields of haematology, oncology and infectious diseases. |
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| Biologics, an integrated oncology services company, is excited to announce the launch of its new corporate website, Biologicsinc. |
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| Jan Stary, head of the Prague Motol hospital children's haematology and oncology clinic, where Ashya is undergoing tests, said he could begin to receive proton beam therapy on Monday. |
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| Centocor Ortho Biotech redefines the standard of care in immunology, nephrology, and oncology. |
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| The production line enables the factory to produce today antibiotics, diabetes, gastrology and oncology medications and more. |
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| Above all, they were asked to formalize co-ordination procedures governing the delivery of complementary clinical services in the hospital and to support the upgrading of their oncology nurses' technical skills. |
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| Omran was the first person he met at the oncology floor of the hospital. |
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| Through his lectures, he shares his commitment to care with family medicine residents, oncology fellows, undergraduate medical students and undergraduate nursing students. |
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| Theodore L. DeWeese, another co-author and a professor of oncology at Johns Hopkins, is not prepared to claim that hyperthermic treatment is a panacea. |
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| The event will also cover fields such as gastro-intestinal cancer, gyne oncology, surgical oncology, cancer imaging and nutrition in cancer. |
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| It is possible to combine the audiology appointment with several other clinics: Otolaryngology, autism, neonatology, oncology, speech and language, developmental clinic, etc. |
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| For the fellow in gynecological oncology, training is at least two years. |
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| These agreements significantly enhance Abraxis' proprietary oncology and injectables businesses. |
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| Anatomy in oncology and lymph nodes on a full body scan. |
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| Alan Melcher, professor of clinical oncology and biotherapy at the University of Leeds, and an expert in oncolytic viruses, said the field had accelerated quickly in recent years. |
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| His mother teaches hematopathology and his father radiation oncology. |
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| In his three decades at the helm, he built a balanced department renowned for strengths in basic radiobiology and radiation physics research as well in clinical radiation oncology. |
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| Schering is a publicly listed global pharmaceutical company, which is active in five global core business areas: gynecology and andrology, diagnostic imagiing, specialised therapeutics, oncology and dermatology. |
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| Over the years, Pharma Nord has established a comprehensive international network of scientists in areas such as cardiology, oncology, odontology, surgery, dietary technology and several others. |
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| He has published a number of peer-reviewed articles in the areas of oncology and immunopharmacology. |
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| Patients should be closely monitored for signs of febrile neutropenia, and white blood cell count carried out according to local oncology standards. |
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| When I asked her to name the specialists who oversee her care, she listed more than a dozen, including experts in neurology, oncology, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, nephrology, cardiology, immunology, and genetics. |
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| High-dosage oncology formulations of anemia medicine Binocrit were rolled out in 2010 in countries including France, Spain, Italy and the UK, complementing the base nephrology business. |
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| Among the services offered are teleconsultation, telediagnosis, teleradiology, and distance learning in medical specializations such as cardiology, oncology and pediatrics. |
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| Argentine scientists are still on the cutting edge in fields such as nanotechnology, physics, computer sciences, molecular biology, oncology, ecology, and cardiology. |
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| The role of microtubules in cell biology, neurobiology, and oncology. |
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| According to Michael Copeman, medical adviser of Rinehart, the oncology and specialist hospital would have 20 beds of which two would be reserved for Darwin residents. |
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| The book is intended as a reference for students, house staff, fellows, clinicians, medical physicists, cancer biologists, radiobiologists, and others in oncology. |
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| In this Drug Pipeline Update BioSeeker brings together the fields of antibodies, vaccines, and immunostimulators in oncology drug development into one source. |
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| The comprehensive agenda includes feline infectious diseases, rabbit cardio-respiratory medicine, oncology, hind limb lameness, clinical pathology and practice management. |
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| Ltd, a fully-fledged oncology pharmaceutical firm announced that it would be injecting in Remiges BioPharma Fund, a newly formed biotech venture capital fund. |
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| The Cathepsin V program forms part of Axys' focus on oncology and makes use of Axys' expertise in working with the papain family of cysteine proteases. |
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| The topics include diagnosing inherited diseases, oncology, screening and identifying pathogenic and exogenic agents, and using genetic fingerprints for identification. |
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| Micropipettes are ideal for working with volumes of 100 uL or less and are a great tool for molecular biology, pharmaceutical, oncology, and forensic applications. |
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