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Roger Kim, MD, MSCE, DAABIP, ATSF

Roger Kim, MD, MSCE, DAABIP, ATSF

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Interventional Pulmonologist @PennMedicine via @PennPulmonary @YaleIMed @YaleMed @Yale | #ThoracicOncology clinical researcher | 🎼🏒|Tweets my own

Philadelphia, PA Katılım Temmuz 2019
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Roger Kim, MD, MSCE, DAABIP, ATSF
Our @JAMANetworkOpen manuscript on annual #lungcancerscreening adherence and rates of cancer diagnosis highlights the importance of adherence as a quality metric for #lungcancerscreening programs. A thread 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
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Annual #LungCancer screening is associated with an increased lung cancer detection rate but decreases annually after baseline screening. @RogerKimMD @dpritzwoller @LungPRC ja.ma/4kYr3cH

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Sameer Avasarala@SKAvasarala·
🚨e79 @AAB_IP now out! Important insights into IP clinical research with @RogerKimMD and Dr. David Ost. Do you have the right study for the question you want to answer? Listen to learn more!
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Pleased to share my conversation with David Ost on Clinical Research Pearls and Pitfalls on the latest @AAB_IP podcast: youtu.be/qIbAJrdkkKM?si… @PC3Innovation @PennCancer @MDAndersonNews @SKAvasarala @bertsalguero

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Our review “Improving Lung Cancer Screening Diagnostic Efficiency” is now out in Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine: journals.lww.com/co-pulmonaryme… It is critical to optimize each step along the lung cancer diagnostic pathway to improve patient outcomes through early detection.
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Jeff Yang MD FACS@ChiFuJeffYang·
Our team, led by Camille Mathey-Andrews (@C_MatheyAndrews), Alex Potter (@alexandra_p_24) and Deepti Srinivasan (@DeeptiSrini), published a study of segmentectomy vs lobectomy for patients with 2-3 cm non-small-cell lung cancer in Chest: authors.elsevier.com/c/1mEw52p-lGqG0 We found similar long-term survival between the two groups. In the post CALGB140503 / JCOG0802 era, is it time to consider a randomized trial in the U.S. comparing lobectomy vs sublobar resection for larger Stage I tumors?
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