La profesora Zila Zuckerman se especializa en hematología y trasplantología en el Centro Médico Rambam.
Ofer Spielberg es un oncohematólogo especializado en cánceres de la sangre en el Centro Médico Assuta.
La Dra. Hila Magen, MD, dirige la Unidad de Mieloma Múltiple y Amiloidosis del Centro Médico Sheba. Es hemato-oncóloga con más de 35 años de experiencia y una de las principales expertas israelíes en mieloma múltiple y trastornos de células plasmáticas.
Dirige un programa que ofrece atención personalizada y acceso temprano a ensayos clínicos, incluida la terapia con CAR-T para casos de mieloma y amiloidosis de alto riesgo, recaídos o refractarios. La Dra. Magen es investigadora principal en estudios de CAR-T en el punto de atención e incorpora nuevas inmunoterapias a la práctica clínica habitual.
Formación: becas de subespecialización en mieloma múltiple (UAMS) y leucemia linfocítica (MD Anderson). Docencia: instructora en la Universidad de Tel Aviv. Investigación: autora de más de 100 publicaciones, colaboradora en estudios pioneros sobre mieloma y revisora para revistas internacionales.
La Dra. Iris Kventsel, MD, es hemato-oncóloga pediatra y especialista en trasplante de médula ósea (TMO) en el Centro Médico Sheba. Es médica adjunta en la División de Hemato-Oncología Pediátrica y TMO del Hospital Infantil Edmond y Lily Safra. Su enfoque clínico son los sarcomas pediátricos, incluidos el sarcoma de Ewing, el osteosarcoma y el rabdomiosarcoma.
Brinda atención multidisciplinaria que incluye trasplante y terapias celulares. También utiliza protocolos de quimioterapia actuales y terapias dirigidas para cánceres infantiles complejos.
Su investigación se centra en la predisposición genética al cáncer, incluido el síndrome de Li-Fraumeni, y en genes de susceptibilidad al cáncer. Ha publicado en oncología pediátrica, biología de células madre y oncología quirúrgica (HIPEC). Forma parte del personal académico de la Universidad de Tel Aviv. Formación: MD, Technion; residencia en Pediatría, Assaf HaRofeh; subespecialidad en Hemato-Oncología Pediátrica, Sheba.
El Prof. Elad Jacoby, MD, dirige el Centro de Terapias Celulares Pediátricas del Centro Médico Sheba. Es director médico del Centro de Bioterapia Avanzada. Es pionero de la terapia CAR‑T pediátrica en Israel. Lideró uno de los primeros programas nacionales de leucemia. Cuenta con casi 20 años de experiencia clínica y de investigación.
Se especializa en terapia CAR‑T, trasplante de médula ósea y de células madre, y leucemias y linfomas pediátricos de alto riesgo. Dirige ensayos clínicos internacionales y es autor de más de 240 publicaciones. Colabora con el Hospital Johns Hopkins y el Instituto Nacional del Cáncer de EE. UU. Es profesor asociado en la Universidad de Tel Aviv. Se doctoró en Medicina en la Universidad de Tel Aviv, realizó la residencia en el Centro Médico Sheba y estancias de subespecialización en Johns Hopkins y en el Instituto Nacional del Cáncer. Está certificado en Pediatría y en Hematología y Oncología Pediátricas. Integra el grupo de trabajo CAR‑T de la IBFM y el Comité de Revisión Institucional (IRB) de Sheba. Lidera la integración de la terapia CAR‑T con el trasplante.
Zhang Jinshan, male, China’s First M.D. in the Radiation Medicine, CCI (Chinese College of Interventionalists) Master Interventionalist, Director of the Department of Former Radiological Diagnosis at Chinese PLA General Hospital(No.3 in China) Ph.D. of Medicine, Nagasaki University, Japan.
1980–1985: Completed doctoral studies at Nagasaki University, Japan
1968–present: Department of Radiology, Chinese PLA General Hospital
1988: Third Prize of the Military Science and Technology Progress Award
1989–present: Member of Radiological Society of North America(RSNA)
1990–2009: Standing Committee Member of the Radiology and Therapeutic Radiology Committee of the PLA
1991: Second Prize of the Military Science and Technology Progress Award
1992–2008: Group Leader of the Group of Intervention of Chinese Journal of Radiology
1992–2015: Standing Editorial Board Member and Editorial Board Member of Journal of Interventional Radiology
1993: Granted the Lifetime Special Government Allowance of the State Council
1993–2012: Deputy Chief Editor of Chinese Journal of Medical Image Technology
1994: Third Prize of the Military Science and Technology Progress Award
1997: Second Prize of the Military Science and Technology Progress Award
1997–2009: Standing Member of Chinese Society of Radiology
1999: Third Prize of the Military Science and Technology Progress Award
1999–2010: Deputy Director Member of Chinese Society of Interventional Oncology
2002: Second Prize of the Military Science and Technology Progress Award
2005: Third Prize of the Military Science and Technology Progress Award
Member of Radiological Society of North America(RSNA)
Standing Member of Chinese Society of Radiology
Group Leader of the Group of Intervention of Chinese Journal of Radiology
Deputy Director Member of Chinese Society of Interventional Oncology
Director Member of Beijing Medical Association Society of Interventional Radiology
Deputy Chief Editor of Chinese Journal of Medical Image Technology
Standing Member of Professional Committee of Radiological Medicine of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army
Standing Editorial Board Member and Editorial Board Member of Journal of Interventional Radiology
Awarded the Special Government Allowance of the State Council
Awarded three Second Prizes and four Third Prizes for Military Science and Technology Progress.
Awarded the honorary title of “Chinese College of Interventionalists(CCI) Master Interventionalist”
Led multiple national and provincial/ministerial scientific research projects, including two projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and two projects funded by the Department of Science and Technology of Sichuan Province.
In the pioneering development of interventional medicine in China, Zhang Jinshan has been an indispensable founder and leading figure. As China’s first overseas-trained doctoral graduate in radiological medicine, he returned to China in the 1980s after completing his studies abroad and introduced cutting-edge international interventional technologies to the country. Over more than four decades of dedicated practice and research, he has helped propel Chinese interventional medicine from its infancy to a position at the forefront of the global field through his exceptional clinical expertise and profound academic accomplishments.
Professor Zhang Jinshan has long been dedicated to the field of medical imaging and has developed distinctive expertise in selective and superselective interventional diagnosis and treatment for solid tumors such as liver cancer, demonstrating exceptional technical proficiency and profound academic accomplishment. Beginning in the 1990s, he led his team in pioneering the clinical application and research of TIPSS and B-ORTO in China, filling major gaps in the domestic field and opening new paths for the interventional management of gastrointestinal bleeding caused by portal hypertension secondary to liver cirrhosis. In addition, he has made groundbreaking contributions to the interventional diagnosis and treatment of peripheral vascular diseases, as well as to preoperative embolization for spinal tumors.
In the field of liver cancer treatment, Professor Zhang Jinshan not only led the development of standardized treatment protocols for liver cancer but also pioneered Transcatheter Arterial Chemoembolization with temporary Hepatic Vein Thrombosis (TACE-THVO) for primary liver cancer, bringing the efficacy of interventional therapy to a new level. In recognition of his outstanding clinical and scientific contributions, he was awarded the honorary title of “Chinese Master of Interventional Radiology” at the 2019 annual conference of the Chinese College of Interventionalists.
Professor Zhang Jinshan is not only a master clinician but also a driving force in the development of the discipline and a dedicated mentor in talent cultivation. He led his team in establishing one of China’s premier interventional therapy centers. As a doctoral supervisor, he has trained a large number of outstanding specialists and future leaders in interventional medicine, with many of his students and protégés now serving across the country. Academically, he has led multiple key national and military research projects, published more than 300 academic papers, and served as chief editor of three monographs, making remarkable contributions to the establishment of China’s academic framework for interventional medicine and the nationwide dissemination of its technologies.
From the laboratory to the operating room, and from academic podiums to grassroots hospitals, Professor Zhang Jinshan has consistently upheld the principles of “pioneering, innovation, pragmatism, and compassion". He has devoted his life to fulfilling the mission of a physician—relieving patients’ suffering through minimally invasive techniques and advancing the discipline through academic excellence—thereby establishing himself as a truly towering figure and one of the foremost authorities in the field of interventional medicine in China.
Professor Zhang Jinshan has achieved prolific academic accomplishments, having published over 300 academic papers covering areas such as interventional therapy for liver cancer, minimally invasive treatment of portal hypertension, interventional treatment of vascular diseases, and tumor ablation.
1. Zhang Jinshan, Wang Maoqiang. Experiments and Clinical Studies of transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic stent shunt (TIPSS). Chinese Journal of Radiology, 1993，27（6）：361-365.
Professor Zhang Jinshan is the first author. This is one of the early research papers in China that systematically elaborates on the TIPSS technique. Through animal experiments and clinical case analysis, it confirmed that TIPSS is a safe and effective minimally invasive method for treating portal hypertension and its complications, laying an important foundation for the promotion and application of this technique in China.
2.Zhang Jinshan, Li Huai. Clinical study on transcatheter arterial embolization with temporary hepatic vein occlusion for the treatment of primary liver cancer.Chinese Journal of Radiology, 1996，30（8）：521-524.
Professor Zhang Jinshan is the first author. He innovatively proposed the technique of "transcatheter arterial embolization with temporary hepatic vein occlusion." Clinical results demonstrated that this method can significantly increase the drug concentration within liver cancer lesions, reduce damage to normal liver tissue, and effectively improve the therapeutic outcomes for intermediate and advanced liver cancer, providing a novel strategy for the interventional treatment of liver cancer.
3. Zhang Jinshan, Wang Maoqiang, Li Huai. Interventional treatment of Budd-Chiari syndrome. Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology, 1998，14（3）：189-191.
Professor Zhang Jinshan is the first author. This paper systematically summarizes the early experience in interventional treatment of Budd-Chiari syndrome in China, elaborating in detail on the key operational points and therapeutic efficacy of techniques such as percutaneous transluminal angioplasty and stent placement. It confirms that interventional therapy is the preferred minimally invasive method for Budd-Chiari syndrome, promoting the standardized development of treatment for this disease.
4.Zhang Jinshan, Li Huai, Wang Maoqiang. Clinical value of superselective hepatic arterial chemoembolization in the treatment of hypovascular liver cancer. Chinese Journal of Radiology, 2000，34（5）：335-337.
Professor Zhang Jinshan is the first author. Addressing the challenges in interventional treatment of hypovascular liver cancer, this paper explores the clinical efficacy of superselective hepatic arterial chemoembolization. The results indicate that this technique can precisely target the lesions and improve the treatment response rate, providing an important clinical basis for the interventional treatment of hypovascular liver cancer.
5. Zhang Jinshan, Li Huai, Wang Maoqiang. Interventional treatment of peripheral vascular stenosis and occlusion.Chinese Journal of Radiology, 2002，36（7）：612-614.
Professor Zhang Jinshan is the first author. This paper summarizes the interventional treatment experience of over 400 patients with peripheral vascular stenosis and occlusion, analyzing the indications and efficacy of techniques such as balloon angioplasty and stent placement. It confirms that interventional therapy is a safe and effective approach for peripheral vascular diseases, providing practical support for its clinical promotion.
6.Zhang Jinshan, Li Huai, Wang Maoqiang. Clinical application of CT-guided percutaneous puncture ablation in the treatment of abdominal tumors. Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology, 2004，20（9）：1395-1397.
Professor Zhang Jinshan is the first author. This paper explores the application value of CT-guided percutaneous puncture techniques such as radiofrequency ablation and chemical ablation in the treatment of abdominal tumors. The clinical results show that this method is minimally invasive with reliable efficacy, offering a minimally invasive treatment option for patients with inoperable abdominal tumors.
7.Zhang Jinshan, Wang Maoqiang, Li Huai. Advances in the application of interventional therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia. Chinese Journal of Radiology, 2006，40（8）：876-878.
Professor Zhang Jinshan is the corresponding author. This paper systematically reviews the cutting-edge advances in interventional therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia, including the principles, procedures, and efficacy of techniques such as prostatic artery embolization and stent placement, providing new insights for the minimally invasive treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia.
8.Zhang Jinshan, Li Huai, Wang Maoqiang. Discussion on the standardization of interventional therapy for liver cancer. Chinese Journal of Practical Surgery, 2008，28（10）：856-858.
Professor Zhang Jinshan is the corresponding author. Drawing on years of clinical experience and research findings, he led the discussion on standardized protocols for interventional therapy of liver cancer, covering key aspects such as preoperative assessment, treatment modality selection, and postoperative management, providing important references for the formulation of clinical guidelines for interventional therapy of liver cancer in China.
1. Interventional Radiology (People's Military Medical Press, 1995): The first monograph in China to systematically discuss the theories and techniques of interventional radiology. It comprehensively elaborates on the interventional diagnosis and treatment system for tumors, vascular diseases, and non-vascular diseases, becoming a classic essential textbook for interventional physicians in China.
2.Interventional Therapy for Liver Cancer (People's Health Press, 2001): Focusing on minimally invasive interventions for liver cancer, this book systematically summarizes techniques such as TACE, ablation, and vascular intervention, refines operational standards and the prevention and management of complications, and promotes the standardization of interventional therapy for liver cancer.
3.Interventional Treatment of Portal Hypertension (Science Press, 2005): This book systematically elaborates on minimally invasive techniques for portal hypertension, such as TIPSS and B-ORTO, covering experimental research, clinical procedures, long-term follow-up, and efficacy evaluation, filling the gap in monographs on interventional treatment of portal hypertension in China.
1.The National "Eighth Five-Year Plan" Scientific and Technological Key Project—Clinical and Basic Research on Comprehensive Interventional Therapy for Liver Cancer (Project Leader): This project systematically explored multimodal interventional strategies for liver cancer, established the core regimen of superselective TACE combined with local ablation, and significantly improved the therapeutic outcomes for intermediate and advanced liver cancer.
2.The Military "Ninth Five-Year Plan" Key Medical Scientific Research Project—Standardized Research on TIPSS for the Treatment of Portal Hypertension (Project Leader): This project formulated China's first operational standards and postoperative management guidelines for TIPSS, reduced the incidence of complications, and promoted the popularization of this technique throughout the military and across the country.
3.National Natural Science Foundation of China Project — Research on the Mechanism of Targeted Therapy for Liver Cancer Using Hepatic Vein Occlusion Combined with Chemoembolization (Project Leader): This project revealed the synergistic enhancement mechanisms of the innovative technique at the levels of hemodynamics, drug metabolism, and the tumor microenvironment, providing theoretical support for precision interventional therapy of liver cancer.
4.Military Clinical High-Tech Major Project-Establishment and Clinical Application of the Interventional Treatment Technology System for Complex Vascular Diseases (Project Leader): This project overcame interventional challenges in complex lesions such as Budd-Chiari syndrome, peripheral vascular occlusion, and vascular malformations, forming a complete technical system that has been promoted and applied widely.
El profesor Bosch lidera investigaciones pioneras en linfoma de Hodgkin, con más de 80 ensayos clínicos que promueven nuevos tratamientos. Su trabajo en el Hospital Quirón Barcelona amplía los límites de la atención hematológica.
El Prof. Avichai Shimoni, MD, es director de Trasplante de Médula Ósea del Sheba Medical Center. Es hemato-oncólogo con más de 30 años de experiencia en trasplante de médula ósea, terapias celulares y atención avanzada del cáncer de la sangre.
Dirige un programa de alto volumen para cánceres de la sangre complejos y de alto riesgo. Realiza trasplantes alogénicos y autólogos. También ofrece terapia con células CAR T para leucemia, linfoma y mieloma múltiple. Realizó una subespecialización en trasplante de médula ósea en el MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Es jefe del Departamento de Hematología de la Universidad de Tel Aviv y profesor de Hematología. Ha publicado más de 250 artículos científicos. Su investigación se centra en la terapia con células CAR T y el trasplante de células madre. Suele figurar entre los mejores médicos de Israel (Forbes 2025 y 2026).
El Dr. Abraham Avigdor, MD, es director del Instituto de Hematología y codirector de la División de Hematología y Trasplante de Médula Ósea del Centro Médico Sheba. Es un líder internacional en linfomas, CAR‑T y hemato‑oncología avanzada, con más de 35 años de experiencia. Su enfoque clínico incluye linfomas, mieloma múltiple y cánceres hematológicos complejos.
Es pionero en la integración de CAR‑T. Dirige programas de terapia celular y trasplante de médula ósea (autólogo y alogénico). Además, impulsa terapias con células madre y diagnósticos de precisión, incluidos pronósticos basados en PET/TC. Su labor abarca inmunoterapia y regímenes dirigidos, así como el desarrollo de protocolos innovadores basados en datos.
Colabora con LYSA, EMCL y grupos internacionales de PET. Es autor de más de 130 publicaciones. Cargos clave: fundador y presidente del Israeli Lymphoma Working Group, ex presidente del Israeli Lymphoma Study Group y profesor sénior en la Universidad de Tel Aviv. Formación: MD, Universidad Ben‑Gurión; residencia, Centro Médico Sheba; beca posdoctoral, Instituto Weizmann. Premios: Premio de la Knéset, Premio del Ministerio de Salud de Israel y Premio Sackler.
La Prof. Elke Jaeger ha realizado más de 1.100 procedimientos oncológicos y es reconocida como una de las mejores oncólogas de Alemania por Focus.
El Dr. Apak se especializa en hematología y oncología pediátrica, con amplia experiencia en el tratamiento del linfoma de Hodgkin en el Hospital Universitario Biruni.
El Prof. Dr. Rafet Eren es profesor asociado de hematología con más de 50 publicaciones en revistas nacionales e internacionales.
El Prof. Baytan se especializa en cánceres infantiles, con un enfoque en leucemia y linfoma en el Hospital Emsey.
El Prof. Dr. Serdar Bedii Omay ha publicado más de 65 artículos científicos sobre hematología y dirigió el Departamento de Hematología en el Hospital Emsey.
Se han realizado 1.100 procedimientos de linfoma: el Prof. Weidmann dirige el departamento de Hematología de la Clínica Nordwest, un centro líder en trastornos sanguíneos.