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BackTable / Tumor Board / Podcast / Episode #9
Principles to Practice: An HCC Tumor Board
with Dr. Gabe Schnickel, Dr. Adam Burgoyne, Dr. Heather Patton and Dr. Sid Padia
Do you ever wish you could be a fly on the wall at a tumor board meeting? In this episode of BackTable, we’re excited to give you an insider’s view of the real case discussions that take place during hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) tumor boards. Host Dr. Zach Berman sits down with a multidisciplinary team, including Drs. Adam Burgoyne (medical oncologist), Heather Patton (hepatologist), Siddharth Padia (interventional radiologist), and Gabriel Schnickel (transplant and hepatobiliary surgeon).
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BackTable, LLC (Producer). (2025, January 17). Ep. 9 – Principles to Practice: An HCC Tumor Board [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from https://www.backtable.com
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Podcast Contributors
Dr. Gabriel Schnickel
Dr. Gabriel Schnickel is a transplant and hepatobiliary surgeon and professor at UC San Diego in California.
Dr. Adam Burgoyne
Dr. Adam Burgoyne is a gastrointestinal / hepatobiliary oncologist and associate clinical professor with Ochsner Health in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. Heather Patton
Dr. Heather Patton is a transplant hepatologist and professor of medicine with UC San Diego in California.
Dr. Siddharth Padia
Dr. Sid Padia is an interventional radiologist at UCLA in Los Angeles, California.
Dr. Zach Berman
Dr. Zachary Berman is an interventional radiologist at the University of California San Diego in San Diego, California.
Synopsis
The team walks through a range of diverse HCC cases, reviewing patient histories, imaging, and treatment options. They cover eight cases in total, each featuring patients with varying treatment histories, comorbidities, liver function, and lesion characteristics. For the full educational experience, we recommend watching the video format on our YouTube channel.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:47 - Case 1: Small Lesion in a Young Patient
05:01 - Case 2: Moderate Sized Lesion in an Older Patient
11:10 - Case 3: Multifocal HCC with Dominant Lesion
21:09 - Case 4: Dominant Lesion with Portal Hypertension
32:08 - Case 5: Ruptured Solitary Lesion
34:34 - Case 6: Rupture with Multifocal Lesions
44:08 - Case 7: Portal Vein Invasion
52:12 - Case 8: Metastatic HCC After Transplant
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