The goal of that reorganization was to emphasize translational research. The Department's International Center for Health Outcomes and Innovation Research, also moving to Mount Sinai, has established an international reputation in health policy and clinical evaluative research.
After earning his medicaldegree from Columbia University, Dr. Rose completed residencies in surgery and thoracic surgery at what was then Presbyterian Hospital and then spent more than quarter of a century building his career at Columbia. Over the course of his career, Dr. Rose has authored or co-authored more than peer-reviewed publications on topics such as cardiovascular surgery, ventricular assist devices, and cardiac transplantation, and he is the author of two books: Management of End-Stage Heart Disease and Second Opinion: The Columbia Presbyterian Guide to Surgery.
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There are conflicting data regarding the impact of postmastectomy radiotherapy upon overall survival. There is strong evidence that breast cancer specific survival is improved by postmastectomy radiotherapy. There is strong evidence for a decrease in non-breast cancer specific survival after postmastectomy radiotherapy. There is some evidence that overall survival is increased by optimal postmastectomy radiation therapy. There is strong evidence that postmastectomy radiotherapy in addition to surgery and systemic therapy in mainly node-positive patients decreases local recurrence rate and improves survival.
There is moderate evidence that the decrease in non-breast cancer specific survival is attributed to cardiovascular disease in irradiated patients. There are conflicting data whether breast conservation surgery plus radiotherapy is comparable to modified radical mastectomy alone in terms of local recurrence rate.
There is strong evidence that breast conservation surgery plus radiotherapy is comparable to modified radical mastectomy alone in terms of disease-free survival and overall survival.
There is strong evidence that postoperative radiotherapy to the breast following breast conservation surgery results in a statistically and clinically significant reduction of ipsilateral breast recurrences followed by diminished need for salvage mastectomies. There is strong evidence that the omission of postoperative radiotherapy to the breast following breast conservation surgery has no impact on overall survival.
In one meta-analysis including three randomized studies a survival advantage is demonstrated by Bayesian statistics.
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