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Abdul Saied
Researcher at Roger Williams Medical Center
Publications - 6
Citations - 206
Abdul Saied is an academic researcher from Roger Williams Medical Center. The author has contributed to research in topics: The Internet & Cancer. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 6 publications receiving 170 citations.
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Microwave coagulation therapy for hepatic tumors: Review of the literature and critical analysis
TL;DR: Although randomized controlled trials comparing RFA and MCT for hepatic ablation are lacking, a review of presently available data supports that MCT may be optimal when larger necrosis zones and/or ablation of multiple lesions are the objectives.
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HITM-SURE: Hepatic immunotherapy for metastases phase Ib anti-CEA CAR-T study utilizing pressure enabled drug delivery.
Steven C. Katz,Steven C. Katz,Ashley E. Moody,Prajna Guha,John C. Hardaway,Ethan A. Prince,Jason Laporte,Mirela Stancu,Jill E. Slansky,Kimberly R. Jordan,Richard D. Schulick,Robert Knight,Abdul Saied,Vincent Armenio,Richard P. Junghans +14 more
TL;DR: The findings from this report exhibit biologic activity and safety of regionally infused CAR-T for an indication with limited immune-oncology success to date and how HAI ofCAR-T may be included in multidisciplinary treatment plans for patients with liver metastases is determined.
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Immunotherapy for solid tumors—a review for surgeons
TL;DR: The evolution of the most relevant immunotherapies, their mechanisms of action, the data supporting their clinical use, and integration of immunotherapy into multidisciplinary management of solid tumors are summarized.
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Age-related trends in utilization of the internet and electronic communication devices for coordination of cancer care in elderly patients
Abdul Saied,Steven J. Sherry,Donna J. Castricone,Kathleen M. Perry,Steven C. Katz,Ponnandai Somasundar +5 more
TL;DR: There is an age-defined underutilization of internet and electronic devices to exchange HRI and CCC among elderly patients with cancer, and characterization of this age-dependent transition zone will enable clinicians to identify patients who may not interface well with electronic communication strategies, and to improve delivery of HRIand CCC for the elderly.
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Association of primary tumor lymph node ratio with burden of liver metastases and survival in stage IV colorectal cancer
TL;DR: In stage IV CRC, LNR is associated with the extent of hepatic tumor burden and was an independent predictor of survival in patients undergoing liver resection.