McLaren Oakland Fall “Disco” Gala
Drs. Kirk, Jaber, and Carter with their spouses and staff were able to enjoy an evening of boogie and disco in support of a good cause.
https://www.mclaren.org/oakland-foundation/mclaren-oakland-foundation
Drs. Kirk, Jaber, and Carter with their spouses and staff were able to enjoy an evening of boogie and disco in support of a good cause.
https://www.mclaren.org/oakland-foundation/mclaren-oakland-foundation
Kellam and associates was a proud platinum sponsor for the Mclaren Lapeer Region Foundation Harvest Moon Gala.
All proceeds go towards the purchase of new women’s imaging equipment.
https://www.mclaren.org/lapeer-region-foundation/mclaren-lapeer-region-foundation
Carter and Harvest Moon Gala
“Wonderful staff (Carole is the best) and Dr Ledezma was wonderful. He spent a full hour talking to me and my family about my sickness, my prognosis and the planned procedure. I left having full confidence in him and in his staff. I wish every doctor would be so through !”
Thank you for the great review! We are very proud of our care team and when you are passionate about what you do, it is easy to provide great service.
We are pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Kristin Booth to our practice. She completed her fellowship in Women’s Imaging at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. In addition to general mammography and breast ultrasound, she has special interest in breast MRI and PET/CT. Dr. Booth will lead the continued development and growth of our women’s imaging division. If you would like to learn more about Dr. Booth or the procedures she provides, please contact us at 248-693-9295 or at McLaren Lapeer 810-667-5744.
Interventional oncology (IO) procedures provide minimally invasive, targeted treatments for cancer patients. IO procedures form an integral part of the multi-disciplinary team (i.e. medical oncology, surgical oncology, radiation oncology, and interventional oncology) approach in the treatment of cancer and cancer-related disorders.
Image guidance is used in combination with the most current innovations available to treat cancerous tumors, while minimizing possible injury to other body organs. Most patients having these procedures are outpatients or require a one night stay in the hospital.
In general, these techniques are reserved for patients whose cancer cannot be surgically removed or effectively treated with systemic chemotherapy. These procedures are also frequently used in combination with other therapies provided by other members of the cancer team.