Dr. Andrew Lim
Radiation Oncologist
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Dr. Andrew Lim is a radiation oncologist with University of Southern California.
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Episode # 61 • 26 May 2026
Radiation Therapy Advances for Gynecologic Cancers
"The treatment of cervical cancer is definitely a team sport." Hear how recent radiation advancements are impacting gynecologic cancer care, and how to partner with your radiation oncologist to tailor therapy. This BackTable Women’s Health / Tumor Board episode features hosts Dr. Mona Guo and Dr. Marcia Ciccone joined by USC radiation oncologist and brachytherapy director Dr. Andrew Lim discussing modern radiation techniques, indications for definitive/adjuvant therapy, and toxicity management in gynecologic cancers.
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About
Andrew Lim, MD, is a radiation oncologist at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of Keck Medicine of USC, who specializes in today’s most advanced forms of radiation therapy, including interstitial and surface brachytherapy, volumetric modulated arc therapy and stereotactic body radiation therapy.
At USC Norris, he serves as director of brachytherapy, a form of internal radiation therapy in which the radiation source is placed close to the cancer. Dr. Lim routinely treats prostate cancer, gynecologic cancers, sarcomas, skin cancer and metastatic cancers anywhere in the body.
His research interests focus on the development of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms capable of integrating clinical, biochemical, genomics and radiologic data, with a goal of making personalized, probabilistic medical predictions. Dr. Lim has received several awards for his outstanding research and cancer care.
Away from work, he enjoys creating software tools that help people save time.
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