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Matthew Abrams, MD

Matthew Abrams, MD

@abrams_md

Husband | Father | GI Radiation Oncologist at @BIDMChealth | @Harvardmed | Gastrointestinal Oncology Program | #MedEd | #RadOnc | Tweets my own

Boston, MA Katılım Şubat 2020
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Pimul Sarikh
Pimul Sarikh@PimulSarikh·
@jryckman3 Credentialism / focus on someone's SCOPUS profile is textbook definition of ad hominem. Only here for the meta-debate, carry on with the science debate 😀
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Jay Detsky@jaydetsky·
Claude's conclusion on the subject /end
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Bruno Bockorny MD FACP
Bruno Bockorny MD FACP@BrunoBockorny·
Presented Phase 1 denikitug at #AACR26. Anti-CCR8 mAb is pharmacologically active at ≥10 mg: CCR8+ intratumoral Treg depletion and Teff activation on paired biopsies. Antitumor responses in heavily pretreated pts, including anti-PD-(L)1 refractory. Manageable safety. Supports mono and combo development. @BIDMC_CancerCtr @DanaFarber
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Jason Beckta@drbeckta·
"Began ~2.5 months ago" "Recently completed" 79.2Gy in 44 fractions: BASED. His RadOnc clearly understands how to choose wisely.
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Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
What’s the best piece of financial advice you’ve ever received?
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Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
Academic docs who actually want to do research are getting squeezed HARD. The system says it values discovery. The paychecks say: “More RVUs, less thinking.” Let’s talk about the quiet collapse of the research track in medicine.
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Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
Attendings - How do you know your comp is fair?
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Jeff Ryckman
Jeff Ryckman@jryckman3·
Thrilled to share that I’ve been promoted to Associate Professor! Endlessly grateful to those who’ve supported me along the way, too many to tag, and more generous than I could ever deserve. I’m looking forward to continuing to grow, learn, and give back in whatever way I can.
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Krishan Jethwa
Krishan Jethwa@KrishanJethwa·
🚨SPRING-01🚨 🔍Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer RCT: 25 Gy x 5 ➡️ CAPOX +- Sintilimab 🔥+ Sintilimab demonstrated: ✅⬆️pCR 59% vs 33% ✅No significant adverse surgical or safety signals Time to explore with organ preserving approaches⁉️ #ASCO25
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Matthew Abrams, MD@abrams_md·
@NiuSanford ctDNA is the classic scenario of make a product then determine its usefulness. All it does is provide anxiety to patients
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Dr. Nina Niu Sanford
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford@NiuSanford·
DYNAMIC III: another study showing ctDNA prognostic, but not predictive.
 At this point, the main scenario I see for ctDNA guiding treatment decision making in CRC is potentially selecting patients for non-operative management after chemo/chemoRT in rectal cancer.
Arndt Vogel@ArndtVogel

ctDNA-guided adj CTx escalation in stage III CRC #ASCO25 🔎Primary analysis of the ctDNA-positive cohort from the randomized AGITG DYNAMIC-III trial 👉mRFS 29 vs 36 mo 👉CTx escalation does not improve outcome 🧐 ctDNA very helpful to understand risk groups, but we need better CTx @myESMO

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Daniel E Spratt
Daniel E Spratt@DrSpratticus·
X-torial: Cleaning up the misinformation about @JoeBiden and #ProstateCancer that I am reading everywhere. The purpose of this is to provide education from someone who treats and studies PCa for a living, lead the USA @NCCN PCa guidelines, hold leadership in @NRGonc @theNCI @US_FDA and dedicated my career to help men and their families suffering from PCa @nytimes @WSJ @FoxNews @CNN @NBCNews @Reuters @ASCO @PCFnews @DeptofDefense
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Dr Amol Akhade
Dr Amol Akhade@SuyogCancer·
✨ Practice-changing for gallbladder cancer? A randomized phase 3 trial from 🇮🇳 evaluated NACTRT vs NACT in locally advanced GBC (T3/T4, N1, liver infiltration). Results: ✂️ R0 resection: 51.6% (NACTRT) vs 29.7% (NACT) p=0.01 ⏳ Median OS: 21.8 vs 10.1 mo HR: 0.56 (95% CI 0.37–0.84), p=0.006 ⏱ EFS: 10.6 vs 4.9 mo HR: 0.58 (95% CI 0.39–0.85), p=0.006 5-year OS: 27% vs 18% Grade 3+ post-op morbidity: similar (~18–28%) Conclusion: NACTRT significantly improves resectability & long-term survival in unresectable LAGBC. #GIonc #GallbladderCancer #ASCO25 #OncoTwitter @NiuSanford @5_utr @ASCO
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JHatch@Hatchisyodaddy·
@olsonplanner Have been told it’s probably not necessary right out of residency. Any rule of thumb for when it is time to start looking into it? 1M net worth?
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Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
Physicians - How much umbrella insurance do you have?
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Matthew Abrams, MD@abrams_md·
@NiuSanford I’m much more likely to offer it now, especially if any concern for excess toxicity
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Dr. Nina Niu Sanford
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford@NiuSanford·
PLATO ACT 4: Ph II RCT of 50.4 vs. 41.4 Gy for T1-2 (<4 cm) N0 anal SCC. No difference in 3-year local recurrence (primary endpoint) or OS, & better toxicity/QOL with dose-reduction. Should 41.4 Gy be a SOC option (ahead of Ph III DECREASE trial reporting)? #ESTRO25
Ane Appelt@cancerphysicist

PLATO ACT 4 results for dose de-escalation in early-stage anal cancer are out! Prof Sebag-Montefiore presents on the plenary stage at #ESTRO24 3-year locoregional failure 16.4% for standard dose IMRT vs 12.4% reduced dose IMRT Reduced dose IMRT is safe & effective! #radonc

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Stanislav (Stas) Lazarev, MD
Stanislav (Stas) Lazarev, MD@StasLazarev·
⚡️⚡️NEW STUDY - presented today at #ARS2025 in an oral talk by MS2 Yarelis Roque-Reyes from UCC School of Medicine, PR 🧠💥 Does whole brain RT (WBRT) help patients hospitalized with symptomatic leptomeningeal disease (LMD)? Our @MountSinaiRO study suggests: rarely — and in reality, it may be more harmful to patients’ quality of life and end-of-life care. 🧵👇 #radonc #neuroonc #endoflifecare #ARS2025 LMD is a devastating CNS complication with 3–6 mo survival. WBRT is often used for palliation — but for patients sick enough to need hospital admission, we asked: 👉 Does it actually help? We reviewed 58 such patients (2014–2023). Here’s what we found ⬇️ 📊 Symptom response after WBRT: ❌ 74% worsened ➖ 21% no change ✅ Only 5% improved 💀 Short-term mortality: 40% at 30 days 60% at 60 days 76% at 90 days 📉 ECOG declined in 79% ⏳ 30% spent >⅓ of their remaining lifespan on treatment — often in the hospital 🎯 Our takeaways ➡️ In hospitalized patients with symptomatic LMD, WBRT provides little to no clinical benefit ➡️ with few exceptions, best supportive care — not burdensome WBRT — should be the priority ➡️time to rethink WBRT in hospitalized pts with LMD? 👏 Congrats to Yarelis Roque-Reyes on her #ARS2025 oral talk! @sindhu_kunal @MountSinaiRO @QuadShotNews
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