Rabin Tatiana

Education/Residency:

• Completed residency in general oncology and radiotherapy (radiation therapy) at Sheba Hospital, Tel Hashomer.
• During her work, she gained extensive experience in treating tumors of the female ctive system and is currently a coordinator for the treatment of patients suffering from these diseases.
• Fellowship - Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas - 2012-2014

Dr. Tatyana Rabin's research interests include:

Methods of destruction of malignant neoplasms by heating with the help of ultrasonic waves, research into the use of brachytherapy in the treatment of oncogynecological diseases,

study of the mechanisms of response at the molecular level of prostate tumor cells to radiotherapy;

clinical studies of oncomammology, oncopulmonology, ocular lymphoma.

Dr. Rabin is investigating the molecular mechanisms by which prostate cancer cells respond to radiation therapy. This research is being conducted in collaboration with the Weizmann Institute of Science.

In addition, Dr. Rabin has been involved in clinical research in the areas of breast cancer, lung cancer, and ocular lymphoma.

Dr. Rabin is currently coordinating a new and unique study at Sheba Hospital that is investigating a method of treating cancerous tumors using MRI-guided ultrasound waves. This method involves raising the tumor's temperature to a certain level and then destroying it.

Awards:

Dr. Tatyana Rabin was recognized as the best hospital employee for 2007.

Experience and participation in scientific research:

• Scientific research in the field of gynecological oncology
• Scientific research in the field of lung tumors
• Application of brachytherapy in oncogynecology
• SBRT techniques in the treatment of tumors of the respiratory system
• Study of molecular mechanisms of prostate tumor cell response to radiation therapy. This study was organized in collaboration with the laboratory of the H. Weizmann Institute.
• In addition, Dr. Rabin has been involved in clinical research in the areas of breast cancer, lung cancer, and ocular lymphoma.

Membership in medical societies :

• Israel Society of Oncology and Clinical Radiotherapy (ISCORT) American Society of Radiology and Oncology (ASTRO)
• Israel Association of Palliative Medicine