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Patient Perspective – UMass PMP/Appendiceal Cancer Symposium September 2012
Doug and Lindsey Selmont present a Patient Perspective at the UMass PMP/Appendiceal Cancer Symposium – Worcester, MA – September 12, 2012
ACPMP Educational Videos
ACPMP's educational video library contains presentations from our past events and other information on appendix cancer, pseudomyxoma peritonei, and the ACPMP Research Foundation.
Intro and Dr. Sugarbaker (part 1) June 2011 PMP Symposium
Crozer-Chester Medical Center and PMP Research Foundation Symposium View Video
Dr. Sugarbaker (part 2) June 2011 PMP Symposium
Keynote Address: Paul Sugarbaker, MD, FACS, FRCS Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC “Standard of Care for Peritoneal Dissemination from Gastrointestinal Cancer – 2010 and Beyond”.
Dr. Esquivel (part 1) June 2011 PMP Symposium
Jesus Esquivel, MD, FACS St Agnes Medical Center, Baltimore, MD Appendiceal Neoplasms and CRS+HIPEC Procedural Overview
Dr. Esquivel (part 2) and Dr. Lambert (part 1) June 2011 PMP Symposium
Jesus Esquivel, MD, FACS St Agnes Medical Center, Baltimore, MD Appendiceal Neoplasms and CRS+HIPEC Procedural Overview Laura Lambert, MD UMass Medical Center, Worcester, MA Advanced PMP/Appendicea
Dr. Lambert (part 2) June 2011 PMP Symposium
Laura Lambert, MD UMass Medical Center, Worcester, MA Advanced PMP/Appendiceal Cancer: When Cure is Not an Option
Case Presentation June 2011 PMP Symposium
June 2011 PMP Symposium Case Presentation
Patient Perspective and Dr. Sardi (part 1) June 2011 PMP Symposium
Patient Perspective and Dr. Sardi June 2011 PMP Symposium Michael Dvorsky provides a patients perspective on PMP. Case presentation by Dr. Sardi from Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore.
Dr. Sardi (part 2) June 2011 PMP Symposium
Case Presentation and Discussion Armando Sardi, MD, FACS Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore, MD
PMP Cancer Awareness Walk (part 1)
5th Annual PMP Cancer Awareness Walk June 19, 2011 – Ridley Creek State Park, PA
Clone of PMP Cancer Awareness Walk (part 2)
5th Annual PMP Cancer Awareness Walk June 19, 2011 – Ridley Creek State Park, PA
Pseudomyxoma Peritonei – Help Find a Cure
Pseudomyxoma Peritonei (PMP) is a form of abdominal cancer that usually originates in the Appendix. For far too many patients, PMP is not considered curable.
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