
Samantha Seitter
@drseitter
Moffitt Surg Onc fellow, prior INOVA General Surgery Resident and NIH Immunotherapy/Surgical Oncology Research Fellow, tweets are my own
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27-01-2020 21:40:00
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Congrats Paula Ferrada MD FACS FCCM MAMSE and InovaFFXTrauma1, what a privilege is is to train in an environment that embraces change. We have already seen it here; this paradigm shift will save lives.

Steven Rosenberg (National Cancer Institute): “We’re now working hard to bring this new kind of treatment using a patient’s own cells to patients with metastatic solid epithelial cancers—the kinds of cancers that cause 90% of all deaths from cancer today.” cancerletter.com/conversation-w…


First all female class graduating soon! Our residents are amazing. Congratulations to all of you who are moving onto your respective fellowships! WomenSurgeons

Feels appropriate to end Chief-year with 7 whipples in 10 days. Thankful for all of the mentorship from both the Inova Surgery Residents and NIH faculty over the past 8-years. Next stop Moffitt Cancer Center



The best part of academic surgery is the friends we make through collaboration. Thank you to Alessandro Gronchi for being our Visiting Professor at Moffitt Cancer Center before #SSO2025 and sharing your time with our fellows. TARPSWG Society of Surgical Oncology



At #SSO2025, Jason Denbo, MD (Jason W Denbo) joined Daniel Anaya, MD (Daniel Anaya) to discuss the latest surgical techniques for hepatobiliary tumors and his work mentoring future surgical oncologists. #MoffittSSO25


Join Seth Felder, MD and Daniel Anaya, MD (Daniel Anaya) at #SSO2025 as they breakdown Moffitt's collaborative approach to rectal cancer care and personalized treatment. #MoffittSSO25

Behind the scenes: Carlos I Ayala-Navarro, MD PhD presenting his work on the immunosuppressed environment in appendiceal cancers here at #SSO2025 Moffitt Cancer Center


During #SSO2025 Carlos Ayala-Navarro (Carlos I Ayala-Navarro, MD PhD) presents on immune microenvironment in appendiceal cancers. Key findings include increased MUC2 cells in tumors, reduced populations of B, T, and regulatory T cells, and an increased presence of neutrophils, macrophages, and



Moffitt Cancer Center research symposium. Great talks by dozens of talented trainee researchers and clinicians. Our rockstar research fellow, who will wind up publishing 20+ papers during her research fellowship!!, Michelle M. Dugan, MD presenting our IO vs TVEC vs ILI for intransit disease.


Great talk here at the #MoffittCancerSymposium by my co-fellow Dr Gazivoda discussing our experience with robotic-assisted prophylactic total gastrectomy for patients with CDH1 mutations Moffitt Cancer Center


