Experiences in Medicine - Innovations in Brain Surgery and Cancer Treatment
Offered By: The Royal Institution via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore groundbreaking advancements in brain tumor surgery and cancer treatment through this engaging podcast episode featuring renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Henry Marsh and pediatric oncologist Dr. Jim Olson. Discover Dr. Olson's innovative "Tumor Paint" technique, which utilizes scorpion venom to illuminate cancer cells during surgery, potentially revolutionizing brain tumor removal. Gain insights from Dr. Marsh's extensive experience in neurosurgery, as shared in his bestselling memoir "Do No Harm: Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery." Learn about the challenges and triumphs in modern medicine, including fluorescent image-guided surgery and its potential impact on cancer treatment. Delve into the personal experiences and professional journeys of these esteemed medical experts as they discuss their contributions to the field and their visions for the future of medicine.
Syllabus
Ri Science Podcast: Experiences in medicine - with Dr Henry Marsh and Dr Jim Olson
Taught by
The Royal Institution
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