EXPERT PRACTICE IN GYNECOLOGIC MALIGNANCIES

Meeting Overview

On behalf of Martin Gore, MD, PhD, meeting chairman, we are pleased to invite you to the Expert Practice^SM in Gynecologic Malignancies in London, United Kingdom on 22 May 2010.

During this case-based meeting, leaders in the field will discuss, in an interactive format, clinical issues encountered daily by practicing oncologists.

Delegates will receive:

Hotel accommodation will be offered on 22 May 2010
Registration includes: welcome reception, dinner, coffee break and lunch

Travel grants may be available. Please contact prIME Oncology for details.

Meeting Venue
The Bloomsbury Hotel 16-22 Great Russell Street London, WC1B 3NN United Kingdom Tel.: 0044 (0) 20 7347 1000

Faculty

Moderator
Bojana Pajk, MD
prIME Oncology
The Hague, the Netherlands

Chair
Martin Gore, MD, PhD
Royal Marsden Hospital
London, United Kingdom

Speakers
Roberto Angioli, MD
University of Rome
Rome, Italy

Andres Poveda, MD
Fundacion Instituto Valenciano de Oncologia
Valencia, Spain

Nick S. Reed, MD
Gartnavel General Hospital
Glasgow, United Kingdom

Gavin Stuart, MD
University of British Colombia
Vancouver, British Colombia

Agenda

08.30		Welcome, introduction and demographic questions Bojana Pajk, MD Martin Gore, MD, PhD
08.50		Case #1—Role of surgery as a determinant of patient outcome Roberto Angioli, MD
09.15		Faculty panel and questions from the audience
09.25		Case #2—First-line systemic therapy for ovarian cancer Gavin Stuart, MD
09.50		Faculty panel and questions from the audience
10.00		Keynote Lecture—The emerging role of targeted therapy in treatment of epithelial ovarian cancer Discussant: Nick S. Reed, MD Commentary: Martin Gore, MD, PhD
10.40		Faculty panel and questions from the audience
10.50		Break
11.10		Case #3—Recurrent platinum sensitive ovarian cancer Gavin Stuart, MD
11.35		Faculty panel and questions from the audience
11.45		Case #4—Platinum-resistant/refractory ovarian cancer: Optimizing quality of life Martin Gore, MD, PhD
12.10		Faculty panel and questions from the audience
12.20		Case #5—Stage IIIC endometrial cancer: What’s the best approach? Andres Poveda, MD
12.45		Faculty panel and questions from the audience
12.55		Lunch
13.55		Clinical Opinion Poll questions Faculty Panel
14.25		Case #6—Locally advanced stage (IIB) cervical carcinoma: Evaluating the options Discussant: Roberto Angioli, MD Commentary: Nick S. Reed, MD
15.00		Faculty panel and questions from the audience
15.10		Case #7—Advanced uterine leiomyosarcoma Andres Poveda, MD
15.35		Faculty panel and questions from the audience
15.45		Concluding remarks Bojana Pajk, MD

Meeting Slides
Case_1_Surgery_in_Ovarian_Cancer .pdf Case_2_Firstline_Systemic_Therapy_for_Ovarian_Cancer.pdf Case_3_Recurrent_Platinum-Sensitive_Ovarian_Cancer.pdf Case_4_Optimizing_QOL.pdf Case_5_Stage_IIIC_Endometrial_Cancer.pdf Case_6_Locally_Advanced_Stage_IIB_Cervical_Cancer.pdf Case_7_Advanced_Uterine_Leiomyosarcoma.pdf Keynote_Targeted_Therapy_Epithelial_Ovarian_Cancer.pdf