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EBCC 7 March 25

Webcasted Sessions - 25 March 2010

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Teaching Lecture: Advances in breast cancer imaging

A. Tardivon (France) Advances in breast cancer imaging  

 

Teaching Lecture: How can you tell if your local breast unit is good?

R.A.E.M. Tollenaar (The Netherlands) How can you tell if your local breast unit is good?  

 

Teaching Lecture: Free margins

G. Viale (Italy) Free margins  

Europa Donna teaching lecture: Impact of lifestyle on breast cancer

C. La Vecchia (Italy) Impact of lifestyle on breast cancer  services
 

Patient Management Workshop: Implementation of quality control in breast cancer services

R.E. Mansel (United Kingdom) Quality control in breast cancer services

 

Keynote symposium: Local regional control

M. Bollet (France) Local relapse - same or different disease?  
E. Winer (USA) Effects of impact of systemic treatment of local control  
E.J.T. Rutgers (The Netherlands) What surgery constitutes optimal local control  

 

Round Table session: Barriers to academic research

T. Cufer (Slovenia) Optimising drug development by removing barriers between academia and industry  
P. Poortmans (The Netherlands) Barriers to academic research in radiation oncology  
E.J.T. Rutgers (The Netherlands) Barriers to academic research in surgical oncology  

 

Debate: This house believes that nodal status should no longer dictate adjuvant chemotherapy

A. Di Leo (Italy)  Nodal status should no longer dictate adjuvant chemotherapy
J. Bergh (Sweden)  Nodal status should no longer dictate adjuvant chemotherapy

 

Debate: This house believes that partial breast radiotherapy is ready to enter the clinical practice

Y. Belkacemi (France)  Partial RT is ready to enter the clinical practice
A. Kuten (Israel)  PBI is ready to enter clinical practice

 

Clinical science symposium: Is tailored chemotherapy becoming a reality?

C. Oakman (Italy) Can we select patients for adjuvant therapy based on the presence of micro-metastatic disease?  
C. Desmedt (Belgium) Anthracyclines and topoisomerase II alpha - what is beyond?  
H. Bonnefoi (France) Predictive signatures for chemosensitivity and new targeted therapies - dream or reality ?  
J. Bartlett (United Kingdom) Duplication of chromosome 17 CEP predicts for anthracycline benefit: Evidence from an international meta-analysis of 4 adjuvant breast cancers trials for the HER2/TOP2A meta-analysis study group.  

 

Clinical science symposium: Lobular cancer is different

P. Poortmans (The Netherlands) Special aspects of local treatment for invasive lobular carcinoma  
V. Cocquyt (Belgium) Risk for metastases and implications for systemic treatment  
S. Chia (Canada) Outcome of invasive lobular carcinoma compared to infiltrating ductal carcinoma: A population based study from British Columbia  
C.E. Vitelli (Italy) Lobular cancer is different, but its surgical management is changing over time: analysis of an institutional database over a 10-year period  
 

Clinical science symposium: Stroma and microenvironment

R. Iggo (France) A stroma-related gene signature predicts resistance to neoadjuvant chemotherapy in breast cancer  
T. Hayashida (Japan) HOXB9, a gene overexpressed in breast cancer, induces angiogenesis, invasion, and lung metastasis  

Europa Donna session: Life after breast cancer

S. Kyriakides (Cyprus) Psychological needs after treatment  
M. Remie (The Netherlands) The importance of rehabilitation  

Europa Donna "Wrap up" session: "Wrap-up" session

A. Di Leo (Italy) Summary from the Clinical Science Symposium Is tailored chemotherapy becoming a reality?  
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