Martin Schlumberger is Professor
of Oncology at the University
of Paris-Sud and member of
its Scientific Council. He is the
Head of the Unit of Nuclear
Medicine and Endocrine Tumors
and President of the Medical
Commission at the Institut
Gustave-Roussy (IGR), Villejuif,
France.
His main fields of interest are
thyroid carcinoma and endocrine tumors. He is
involved in multiple subjects, ranging from
diagnosis, treatment with radioactive isotopes
and chemotherapy to radiobiology, molecular
biology and genetic predisposition. He is also
actively engaged in the economic evaluation of
strategies for medical treatment and follow-up.
He has published 125 articles in English peer-reviewed journals, including one review in the New England Journal of Medicine, 45 chapters of books and one book, Thyroid Tumors (coauthor Furio Pacini), first written in French, and then translated into English and into Russian. He has given invited lectures in 21 international meetings and more than 120 lectures in meetings. He is expert at the European Commission for the health consequences of the Chernobyl accident and his Unit of Nuclear Medicine and Endocrine Tumors at the IGR is a WHO Reference Center for radiobiology of the thyroid gland. |
