Radioembolization Results in Longer Time-to-Progression and Reduced Toxicity Compared With Chemoembolization in Patients With Hepatocellular Carcinoma

Riad Salem(Northwestern University), Mary F. Mulcahy(Northwestern University), James Carr(Northwestern University), Al B. Benson(Northwestern University), Bassel Atassi(Society of Interventional Radiology), Khairuddin Memon(Northwestern University), Robert J. Lewandowski(Society of Interventional Radiology), Scott A. Resnick(Northwestern University), Paul Nikolaidis(Northwestern University), Reed A. Omary(Vanderbilt University), Howard B. Chrisman(Northwestern University), Richard Chen(Personalis (United States)), Robert L. Vogelzang(Northwestern Medicine), Robert K. Ryu(University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus), Michaël Abécassis(University of Arizona), Vahid Yaghmai(Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center), Ramona Gupta(Northwestern Memorial Hospital), Ahsun Riaz(Northwestern University), Frank H. Miller(Northwestern University), Laura Kulik(Northwestern University), Edward Wang, Saad Ibrahim(Northwestern Memorial Hospital), Albert A. Nemcek(Northwestern Medicine), Kent T. Sato(Society of Interventional Radiology), Steven B. Newman(Northwestern Memorial Hospital), Talia Baker(University of Utah), Seanthan Senthilnathan(Northwestern University), Vanessa L. Gates(Society of Interventional Radiology)
Gastroenterology
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