Li Min

This study is testing a new strategy to control the growth of metastatic tumors in patients with advanced cancer. It compares two approaches: a combined method that uses different treatments (freezing and radiation seeds) on different parts of the tumors versus using just one typ…

This study is testing if placing tiny, permanent radioactive seeds directly into a tumor can make immunotherapy work better for people with cancer. Researchers think the low-dose radiation from the seeds might help 'wake up' the immune system to attack the tumor more effectively.…

This study is testing whether using PET/CT scans to guide the placement of radioactive seeds inside tumors is better than the standard method. Researchers want to see if this more precise approach can deliver radiation more effectively to the most active parts of the tumor, poten…

This study aims to see if using two local treatments together works better than using just one to control inoperable tumors. It will test a combination of implanting tiny radioactive seeds followed by a freezing procedure (cryoablation) against using either treatment alone. The g…

This study is for people with 6-10 metastatic tumors who often can only get drug therapy. It tests if adding a procedure to implant tiny radioactive seeds directly into the tumors, on top of standard drug therapy, helps control the cancer better than drugs alone. Researchers will…

This study is for people with advanced lung or colorectal cancer where the cancer has started growing again in just a few spots while other areas are still controlled by medication. It will test if adding a targeted radiation treatment (implanting tiny radioactive seeds) directly…