As seen in the September/October issue of Healthcare Journal of Arkansas. By David Hays, M.D., Interventional Radiologist and Medical Director of Radiology; Edgar St. Amour, M.D., Interventional Radiologist Interventional oncology is a subspecialty of radiology that specializes in performing minimally invasive procedures that are integral to the diagnosis and treatment of various forms of cancer. … Continued
In honor of Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month, we’re sharing the unique symptoms and risk factors for the five types of gynecological cancers – cervical, ovarian, uterine/endometrial, vaginal and vulvar. Since all women are at risk for developing these cancers, it’s critical that all women understand this information so they can stay in tune with their … Continued
Nausea caused by cancer treatment can be harmful to a patient’s nutrition in a time where their body is most vulnerable. The registered dietitians at CARTI work with patients to achieve their best nutritional health during their treatment, and Samantha Smith, MS, RDN, LN, shares some of their tips for dealing with nausea caused by … Continued
With taste change being a common side effect patients experience while going through treatment, registered dietitian Samantha Stewart, MS, RDN, LD, shares some helpful tips for putting the joy back in mealtime. To learn more about maintaining healthy nutrition throughout your cancer journey, visit our Health Library.
Though most of their work is done behind the scenes, the dosimetrists at CARTI serve a critical role in creating the best possible treatment plans for our patients. From forming a plan of attack for cancer cells to protecting non-cancerous tissue, these cancer warriors work tirelessly to make CARTI’s care the best in the region. … Continued
As seen in Arkansas Money & Politics, August Issue “Six months into the pandemic that has defined 2020, we can think of no better way than “Champions” to describe health care workers. We asked Arkansas Money & Politics readers to nominate their “Champions of Health Care” in 14 categories. Health Care Administrators Adam Head, FACHEPresident … Continued
As seen in Arkansas Business, August 3, 2020 CARTI Inc. of Little Rock could be one of health care’s bright spots during the pandemic. While other health care providers were reporting losses of hundreds of thousands of dollars a day as patients stayed away from hospitals, the cancer treatment provider reported its best financial year. … Continued
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, The CARTI Foundation announced they will host the 17th Annual Tour de Rock virtually. The virtual ride will be held on Saturday, August 15, and participants can safely ride one of the Tour de Rock routes on their own, or they can choose a route of their choosing. Tour … Continued
As seen in the July/August issue of Healthcare Journal of ArkansasBy John Sims, M.D.Head and Neck Oncologic and Microvascular Reconstructive Surgeon Head and neck cancers affect a range of areas in the head and neck that play a critical role in the day to day life of patients. A patient’s ability to speak, swallow, taste, … Continued
As seen on KTHV Cancer patients in southeast Arkansas won’t have to drive into Little Rock for their treatment anymore. CARTI just announced they are building a comprehensive cancer center in Pine Bluff and adding five new physicians to the medical team. Dr. Scott Stern is the Director of Surgical Oncology for CARTI Cancer Center. … Continued
