Much of the spectacle is made up of materials used in regional film and theater productions.
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There’s also a giant bus called the Crack Head Express warning passersby of the dangers of drugs and to “stay off the rock.” Upon entry, the true scale of the place comes into focus as you stroll down a dirt promenade that snakes through storefronts and trippy dioramas that bring to mind a psychedelic Disney World. Considering there is something weird and eye-popping anywhere you look, a visitor must be ready to slow down and pay attention if he wants to process even a fraction of what’s on display.īefore you enter the front gates, there are several old police cars and other vehicles with stuffed dummies riding shotgun in the front seats. Trust me, the legs in the toilet won’t hold your attention for long. The oddity you spotted is part of a vast collection of random junk and artwork that comprises the funky, 28-acre spread known as Fort Apache.
Perhaps it’s a shabby barn in such disrepair that if you pulled over and watched it long enough it may just crumble into the dirt.īut if you find yourself on Stone Chimney Road heading towards Holden Beach, you will see an open toilet with human legs sticking out of it. Perhaps it’s a solitary horse standing in an open field or two boys bouncing along on a four-wheeler. Leiser sees patients at both Rutgers Cancer Institute and Saint Peter's University Hospital in New Brunswick.Drive down any back road in Brunswick County and you will see something interesting. As large as the center is, there is a truly collaborative multi-disciplinary team of surgeons, oncologists, radiation oncologists, geneticists, nurses and researchers that I am honored to work with. I am proud to be able to provide this quality of care to my patients who constantly continue to inspire me.ĭr. Rutgers Cancer Institute is a unique institution that provides world-class care in the heart of New Jersey.
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My professional memberships include the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the American Society of Clinical Oncology and the Society of Gynecologic Oncologists. I have authored or co-authored articles in peer review journals and presented at national meetings. Throughout my training and career, I have performed clinical and basic science research. Prior to coming to Rutgers Cancer Institute, I practiced at Beth Israel Medical Center in NYC following a three year developmental therapeutics research fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and a three year clinical gynecologic oncology fellowship at Yale New Haven Hospital. In addition to surgical management, our Program provides chemotherapy and adjuvant therapy when required and I actively work with our patients to ensure they have access to the latest treatment options including clinical trials. I also see patients who require complex benign gynecologic procedures. I am invested in continuing research as I feel this is the best way advances are made that benefit our patients and improve survival.
Our ongoing research aims to incorporate translational markers and immunotherapy paradigm to see which patients may benefit best from this modality. While postoperative intraperitoneal chemotherapy has been utilized for many years, it is only recently that larger studies have reported benefit for HIPEC. I have a particular interest in intraoperative HIPEC (heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy) for ovarian cancer and am leading our division’s multidisciplinary team with a new HIPEC ovarian cancer program. My expertise is in the surgical management of gynecologic cancers including radical tumor debulking surgery as well as advanced minimally invasive and robotic surgery. It is a privilege to have devoted my career to caring for women with gynecologic cancers and I am committed to providing exceptional and compassionate care for patients and their families.
Since 2017 I have served as Director of Robotic Surgery for the Division of Gynecologic Oncology and am involved with clinical and research initiatives for minimally invasive surgery. I treat tumors of the gynecologic tract including uterine, ovarian, cervical and vulvar cancers.
I joined the Gynecologic Oncology Program at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey in 2014 and am an Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
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