Multidisciplinary Teaching Course on Prostate Cancer Lyon • France 25-29 March 2012
Early rate deadline EXTENDED TO:
10 January 2012
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Course Directors
Alberto Bossi, Radiation Oncologist, Institut Gustave Roussy, Villejuif (FR) Alberto Briganti, Urologist, Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele, Milan, Italy (IT)
Teachers
Ferran Algaba, Pathologist, Autonomous Universty of Barcelona (ES) David Dearnaley, Radiation Oncologist, Royal Marsden NHS Trust, London - ICR, Sutton (GB) Gert De Meerleer, Radiation Oncologist, Ghent University Hospital, Ghent (BE) Theo de Reijke, Urologist, Academic Medical Center, AMC, Amsterdam (NL) Bertrand Tombal, Urologist, UCL Cliniques Saint-Luc, Brussels (BE) Geert Villeirs, Radiologist, University Hospital, Ghent (BE)
Local Organiser
Olivier Chapet, Radiation Oncologist, Centre Hospitalier Lyon Sud (FR)
Course aim
This 5-day teaching course aims at focusing on the management of localised, locally advanced and disseminated prostate cancer. It stresses the importance of multidisciplinary teamwork, where each sub - discipline is interrelated and information exchange is vital. This will be illustrated during state-of-the-art lectures presented by experts in the field, covering important issues such as biology, imaging, pathology, therapy and future developments. Interactive case studies will be integrated on a daily basis and there will be ample time for open discussions amongst participants and experts.
Target Group
The course is aimed at radiation oncologists, urologists, medical oncologists and other specialists and trainees who have a special interest in prostate cancer and are willing to update their knowledge.
Educational programme
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Sunday, March 25, 2012 • Anatomy - Embryology linked to imaging • Histology of the normal, diseased and treated prostate • Epidemiology & Prevention • Clinical diagnosis of prostate cancer • Prostate Imaging modalities • Clinical diagnosis of prostate cancer |
Wednesday, March 28, 2012 • Adjuvant and salvage radiotherapy afterradical surgery • Rising PSA after radical surgery • Node positive prostate cancer: - a surgeon's view & a radiation oncologist's view (node positive prostate cancer & new technologies to irradiate pelvic disease) • New technologies to irradiate pelvic disease • Case discussions |
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Monday, March 26, 2012 • Partin and other ways of predicting disease spread • Staging modalities • Surgical treatment of localised prostate cancer • Radiotherapy for localised prostate cancer • MRI - MRS: application in radiotherapy • Brachytherapy • Active surveillance • Case discussions |
Thursday, March 29, 2012 • Mechanism of hormonal treatment • Chemotherapy and alternative treatments • Palliative radiotherapy & surgery
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012 • Patient and prostate positioning • Target delineation guidelines for radiotherapy of localised prostate cancer • Acute and late morbidity – Erectile dysfunction • Treatment of therapy related complications • Alternative treatments • Radiotherapy of locally advanced disease
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