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Dr. Scott Genshaft on the BackTable Tumor Board Podcast

Dr. Scott Genshaft

Interventional Radiologist

14 Podcasts • 10 Cases • 3 Courses on BackTable

Dr. Scott Genshaft is an interventional radiologist and the Director of Community Outpatient Interventional Radiology at UCLA Health in Los Angeles, California.

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NSCLC Tumor Board Discussion: Considerations for Oligometastatic Disease
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Episode # 591  •  21 Nov 2025

NSCLC Tumor Board Discussion: Considerations for Oligometastatic Disease

When cancer spreads to the brain, what is the best approach: immediate local treatment or systemic immunotherapy first? Part two of the 2025 NSCLC Creator Weekend™ series focuses on a complex case involving a 75-year-old woman with a history of breast malignancy, presenting with new dyspnea and a large mass in the left lower lobe.

This podcast is supported by an educational grant from Johnson & Johnson and Varian.

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NSCLC: Lung Lesion Imaging & Biopsy Technique

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VI Case

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NSCLC: Lung Adenocarcinoma in Patient with Lynch Syndrome and History of Multiple Cancers

VI Case

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NSCLC: Lung Adenocarcinoma in Patient with Lynch Syndrome and History of Multiple Cancers

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NSCLC: 75-year Old Woman with History of Breast Cancer, Lung Mass Presenting with Dyspnea

Tumor Board Case

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NSCLC: 75-year Old Woman with History of Breast Cancer, Lung Mass Presenting with Dyspnea

NSCLC: 75-year Old Woman with History of Breast Cancer, Lung Mass Presenting with Dyspnea

NSCLC: Radiation Treatment of an Elusive Lung Nodule in a 56-year Old Male

Tumor Board Case

Nov 11, 2025

NSCLC: Radiation Treatment of an Elusive Lung Nodule in a 56-year Old Male

NSCLC: Radiation Treatment of an Elusive Lung Nodule in a 56-year Old Male

Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: Surgical Approaches, Ablative Treatments & Radiotherapy

Tumor Board Course

2 CME/CE credits, 2.5 hours, 26 lessons

Multidisciplinary Approach to Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer

Tumor Board Course

2 CME/CE credits, 2.5 hours, 19 lessons

About

Dr. Scott J. Genshaft is the Director of Community Outpatient Interventional Radiology. He received his medical degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and has been in practice between 11-20 years. He specializes in Diagnostic Radiology, Radiology and Vascular & Interventional Radiology. Some of his recognitions include: Super Doctors Southern California, for 2023 and 2024, Top Doctors for Los Angeles Magazine 2021, and Southern California Rising Star, Super Doctors 2014-2015.

Visit UCLA Health to learn more about Dr. Scott Genshaft.

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