Diana Masood & family
Diana was diagnosed in 2015 with ovarian cancer, and since then has been an advocate for clinical trials.
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Clark Center for Radiation Oncology
Vida E & Arthur L. Goldstein Lunder Building
55 Fruit Street
Lunder Building LL3
Boston,
MA
02114
Phone: 617-726-8651
Fax: 857-238-6377
Proton Therapy Center
30 Fruit Street
Boston, MA 02114
Phone: 617-726-0923 (Proton Inquiry Line: 617-724-1680)
Fax: 617-726-6498
Email: InformationRadOnc@partners.org
The Gynecologic Radiation Oncology Service is nationally recognized in the field of radiation oncology for providing comprehensive clinical care for women with primary cancers of the uterus, cervix, vulva, vagina, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. Centered on reproductive-tract tissues, gynecologic radiation therapy requires exceptional precision to minimize the impact of treatment on sexual, hormonal, and reproductive functions. Our radiation oncologists' extensive knowledge of reproductive anatomy and physiology, combined with their expertise in radiation therapy, make them exceptionally qualified to treat women with gynecologic cancers.
Mass General offers multi-modality treatment of cancer of the uterus with metastases to regional nodes (stage IIIC), where Mass General clinical outcomes are currently among the best reported in the medical literature (in excess of 80% five-year relapse-free actuarial survival).
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Diana was diagnosed in 2015 with ovarian cancer, and since then has been an advocate for clinical trials.
Iris Martinez has had a whirlwind year. She has endured two minor surgeries, two major (surgeries), four rounds of chemotherapy, and two stem-cell transplants, and has completed her treatment.
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