And just like that, it’s a wrap! #ASBrS22 See you in Boston!

Physicians: is it stress, or burnout? This is a terrific slide breaking down the difference. Now, more than ever, w/ 400 doctors committing suicide yearly, we must put this issue front and center. We cannot care for anyone else if we don’t care for ourselves.

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Didn’t I just say I was already feeling very creaky this morning? 😫

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Love this - robotic nipple sparing mastectomy and immediate breast reconstruction. Huge benefits for the patient, resident training and surgical ergonomics for the surgeon #ASBrS22

Great poster session, #ASBrS22

A true star-studded panel to discuss #survivorship . I’m very excited for this session! #ASBrS22

Promising results from cryoablation for smaller early stage breast cancers. 2% IBTR at 3yrs. Might we see more of this technique being utilitized in the future lieu of surgery? ASBrS #ASBrS22 JillDietz

Really powerful hearing patients’ perspectives and reminding us “that first visit with the surgeon sets the tone for the whole journey”. Thank you to these brave women for sharing your stories. ASBrS #ASBrS22

Excellent discussion in navigating complex breast cancer patients with supraclavicular disease - there’s a role for mastectomies or breast conservation (select pts) by Suzanne Coopey at #ASBrS22 . #asbrs #breastcancer

Join our exclusive online training with Todd Hartley, where you can learn top tips and tricks for mastering patient communication via video. Todd will teach you his 3 DIY videos every breast surgeon needs to know and more. Register here: breastsurgeonsfoundation.org/videotraining. ASBrS #ASBrS22

We learned a lot, we laughed a lot, we ate a lot, and we especially remembered how great meetings can be ASBrS #ASBrS22 !

N3 vs M1?… great talk from Suzanne Coopey about nodal disease and benefits for intervention. ASBrS #ASBrS22

Delighted to present our work 'Omitting ALND in Patients With Clinically-Node Positive Breast Cancer After NAC' at the Poster Session of the #ASBrS22 . Boston Breast Surgeon

Inspired as always by my mentor Judy Boughey. In HR+her2-LN+ patients undergoing NAC, Nodal pCR highest (29.9%) in pts <50 yo with high genomic risk (RS>25). Nodal pCR low in Low RS at any age. Take into account when treatment planning/counseling in this group. ASBrS #ASBrS22

Dinner with Mayo Clinic fellows/trainees over the last 15 years and faculty. ⁦Mayo Clinic Department of Surgery⁩ ⁦Tina J Hieken MD⁩ ⁦Mara Piltin⁩ ⁦Arielle Stafford, MD⁩ ⁦Akiko Chiba, MD, FACS⁩ ⁦Tony Nguyen⁩ ⁦Brittany Murphy⁩ ⁦Zahraa Al-Hilli⁩ #asbrs22

Mentoring is the best part of my job. Here at ASBrS #ASBrS22 in Vegas

Congrats to USC | LAG Surgery resident Rachel Sargent for winning best poster ASBrS #ASBrS22 for our work on MRI after tomosynthesis. Strong work!

Dr Kandi Ludwig from IU School of Medicine Department of Surgery presenting ASBrS. What papillomas should we excise? #ASBrS22

Great study by Hannah Peifer on a topic that does not get enough attention! We need more studies on breast sensuality after breast cancer treatment! ASBrS #ASBrS22

With Hannah Peifer at #ASBRS22 After her oral presentation Breast Sensuality in sexually inactive breast cancer survivors Don S. Dizon MD (he/him) 🇬🇺