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Jayant Vaidya: Receiving TARGIT-IORT while asleep during surgery

Photo of Jayant Vaidya taken from ucl.ac.uk

Sep 6, 2024, 15:37

Jayant Vaidya: Receiving TARGIT-IORT while asleep during surgery

Jayant Vaidya, professor of surgery and oncology at the University College London, shared a post on X:

“UK patients with breast cancer perceive even 5-day post-op radiotherapy as being greatly disruptive. They prefer receiving TARGIT-IORT while they are asleep during surgery – it gives them the feeling of stamping out the cancer without conscious awareness.

Qualitative exploration of patients’ experiences with Intrabeam TARGeted Intraoperative radioTherapy (TARGIT-IORT) and External-Beam RadioTherapy Treatment (EBRT) for breast cancer

Authors: Sandeep Kumar Bagga, Natalie Swiderska, Charlotte Hooker, Jennifer Royle, Marie Ennis-O’Connor, Siobhan Freeney, Dympna Watson, Robin Woolcock, George Lodge, Siobhan Laws, Jayant S Vaidya.”

Source: Jayant Vaidya/X

Breast Cancer cancer Charlotte Hooker Dympna Watson George Lodge Jayant S Vaidya Jayant Vaidya Jennifer Royle Marie Ennis-O'Connor Natalie Swiderska OncoDaily Oncology radiotherapy Robin Woolcock Sandeep Kumar Bagga Siobhan Freeney Siobhan Laws surgery TARGIT-IORT the University College London

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