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In this episode of "A Coffee with Dr. McGuire," the discussion focuses on the shift toward more precise and less invasive oncological care. Dr. McGuire explores how integrating diverse medical specialties optimizes treatment planning, prioritizing therapeutic efficacy while reducing the extent of surgical intervention. With a focus on preoperative chemotherapy and patterns of care in axillary surgery. In alliance with the Association of Women Surgeons, this session examines the clinical advancements in de-escalating surgery and how this paradigm shift is significantly improving patient quality of life and long-term clinical outcomes.
Dr. Kandace McGuire is a Professor of Surgery, the Chief of Breast Surgery and the Surgical Leader of the Multidisciplinary Breast Health Center at Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia. She also serves as the Senior Vice President for the cancer service line for the Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Her clinical and research interests include disparities in breast cancer care, surgical management of breast cancer after preoperative chemotherapy and patterns of care in axillary surgery.
Dr. McGuire is active in several national organizations, including the Association of Women Surgeons, Society of Surgical Oncology, and the American Society of Breast Surgeons. She currently serves as the Past President of the Association of Women Surgeons.
