

Dr. Ibrahim Sahin
Medical Oncologist
Dr. Ibrahim Sahin is a medical oncologist specializing in gastrointestinal oncology practicing at the University of Michigan.
Podcasts
Tumor Board # 84Oct 6, 2026Managing Refractory MSS-MCRC: Advanced Treatment Strategies

What options remain when a patient with microsatellite stable metastatic colorectal cancer (MSS mCRC) has progressed through every standard line of chemotherapy? On this episode of BackTable Tumor Board, Dr. Jun Gong is joined by Dr. Ibrahim Sahin and Dr. Sandra Algaze to explore the nuances of late-line management in MSS-mCRC. They discuss how to approach oxaliplatin retreatment and anti-EGFR rechallenge, the growing role of liquid biopsy and biomarker-driven selection, and the practicalities of DPYD testing after recent guideline changes.
Tumor Board # 83Sep 29, 2026Molecular-Driven Therapies in Colorectal Cancer

Which molecular alterations in colorectal cancer now change treatment and how quickly do you need the results to make the right call? On this episode of BackTable Tumor Board, Dr. Jun Gong interviews Dr. Ibrahim Sahin and Dr. Sandra Algaze about the latest advances in molecular-driven therapy across adjuvant and metastatic settings. They cover aspirin in PI3K-altered disease, the shift toward early next-generation sequencing, and the operational realities of systematic profiling at diagnosis.
Tumor Board # 82Sep 22, 2026Advances in Perioperative Colorectal Cancer Management

How much of perioperative colorectal cancer management has changed in just one year, and what does it mean for patient care? On this episode of BackTable Tumor Board, Dr. Jun Gong is joined by Dr. Ibrahim Sahin and Dr. Alexandra Gangi to review the latest practice-changing data in colon and rectal cancer. They discuss observation versus maintenance immunotherapy in MSI-high disease, the CHALLENGE trial's surprising results on exercise and disease-free survival, and the evolving role of ctDNA and local therapies after liver metastasis resection.