Diana Masood & family
Diana was diagnosed in 2015 with ovarian cancer, and since then has been an advocate for clinical trials.
Gynecologic Program
Using cutting-edge technology including intensity modulated radiation therapy, proton therapy, intraoperative radiation, and brachytherapy our team of dedicated radiation oncologists treat a wide variety of gynecologic malignancies.
Gynecologic Program
Clark Center for Radiation Oncology
Vida E & Arthur L. Goldstein Lunder Building
55 Fruit Street
Lunder Building LL3
Boston,
MA
02114
Phone: 617-726-8651
Explore the Gynecologic Program
Overview
The Gynecologic Radiation Oncology Service is nationally recognized in the field of radiation oncology for providing comprehensive clinical care for women with primary cancers of the uterus, cervix, vulva, vagina, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. Centered on reproductive-tract tissues, gynecologic radiation therapy requires exceptional precision to minimize the impact of treatment on sexual, hormonal, and reproductive functions. Our radiation oncologists' extensive knowledge of reproductive anatomy and physiology, combined with their expertise in radiation therapy, make them exceptionally qualified to treat women with gynecologic cancers.
Clinical Services and Special Programs
- Brachytherapy: Our service has made significant clinical advancement with the treatment of medically inoperable uterine cancers with intra-cavity brachytherapy using CT compatible titanium applicators and CT-based Dosimetry
- Consolidative or whole abdomen radiation treatment: Following surgery and chemotherapy for patients with FIGO stage III and abdomen-confined stage IV cancers of the uterus, this treatment employs intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT)
- Sequential tri-modality therapy: Patients with FIGO stages IIC1 and IIIC2 uterine cancers with extra-uterine cancer limited to retroperitoneal nodes are treated with surgery, adjuvant systemic chemotherapy, and consolidative extended volume pelvic/ para-aortic node radiation
- Proton Therapy: As a pioneer of proton therapy, Mass General offers multi-modality treatment of cancer of the uterus with metastases to regional nodes
Areas of Excellence
Mass General offers multi-modality treatment of cancer of the uterus with metastases to regional nodes (stage IIIC), where Mass General clinical outcomes are currently among the best reported in the medical literature (in excess of 80% five-year relapse-free actuarial survival).
Clinical Trials
Massachusetts General Hospital invites patients and the community to participate in innovative clinical trials and research studies.
Meet the Team
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- Instructor, Harvard Medical School
- Department of Radiation Oncology
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- Associate Clinical Director, Radiation Oncology
- Director, Gynecologic Radiation Oncology
- Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School
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- Nurse Practitioner
Patient Resources
Radiation Therapy Guide
This pdf describes what you can expect before and during your radiation treatments.
What to Expect
Learn about the radiation treatment process, and what to expect during each visit.
Virtual Guides
Browse our online guides to visualize steps throughout the radiation oncology process.
FAQs
Find answers to frequently asked questions about radiation treatment.
Patient Education
Find various radiation oncology patient education resources to help answer your questions.
Contact the Department of Radiation Oncology
Contact us to make an appointment or to learn more about our programs.