10:45 am - 12:15 pm EST |
Interventional Oncology and the NCCN Guidelines
Moderator: Sarah White, Medical College of Wisconsin, USA
William Stavropoulos, Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, USA: NCCN Guidelines Demystified (10:45am EST - 10:54am EST)
Beau Toskich, Mayo Clinic, USA: Where Does IO Stand in the NCCN Guidelines: HCC (10:54am EST - 11:03am EST)
Daniel Brown, Vanderbilt University, USA: Where Does IO Stand in the NCCN Guidelines: ICC (11:03am EST - 11:12am EST)
Ahmed Kamel Abdel Aal, UTHealth, USA: Where Does IO Stand in the NCCN Guidelines: mCRC (11:12am EST - 11:21am EST)
Nicholas Fidelman, UCSF, USA: Where Does IO Stand in the NCCN Guidelines: mNET and Other Tumor Types (11:21am EST - 11:30am EST)
Alda Tam, MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA: Where Does IO Stand in the NCCN Guidelines: Lung and Metastases to the Lung (11:30am EST - 11:39am EST)
Nadine Abi-Jaoudeh, UCI Health, USA: Where Does IO Stand in the NCCN Guidelines: RCC (11:39am EST - 11:48am EST)
William Rilling, Medical College of Wisconsin/Froedtert Hospital, USA: Where Do We Need to Go?: Clinical Trial Design to get IO into NCCN (11:48am EST - 11:57am EST)
Riad Salem, Northwestern University, USA: Where Do We Need to Go?: Meaningful Outcome Measures for Interventional Oncology (11:57am EST - 12:06pm EST)
Panel Discussion (12:06pm EST - 12:15pm EST)
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12:15 pm - 1:30 pm EST |
Oligometastatic Disease
Moderators: Dan Sze, Stanford University, USA; Lambros Tselikas, Gustave Roussy, France
Damian Dupuy, Brown University, Brigham Radiology, USA: Intro to Oligometastatic Disease & Rationale: (12:15pm EST - 12:27pm EST)
Billy Loo, Stanford University, USA: Radiation & Oligometastatic Lung Cancer (12:27pm EST - 12:39pm EST)
Janani Reisenauer, Mayo Clinic, USA: Surgical Perspective in Oligometastatic Colorectal Cancer/Sarcoma (12:39pm EST - 12:51pm EST)
Dan Sze, Stanford University, USA: IR/IO Role in Oligometastatic (12:51pm EST - 1:03pm EST)
Q&A: 1:03pm EST - 1:30pm EST
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AI in Oncology
Moderators: William Rilling, Medical College of Wisconsin/Froedtert Hospital, USA; Matt Callstrom, Mayo Clinic, USA
Michael Muelly, NewCo and Stanford University, USA: The Artificial Intelligence Revolution (12:15pm EST - 12:27pm EST)
Bradford Wood, National Institutes of Health, USA: Wearables (12:27pm EST - 12:39pm EST)
Aaron Abajian, Cronote Reminder, USA: Treatment Planning & Verification: Learning from the Masters (12:39pm EST - 12:51pm EST)
Punit Prakash, Kansas State University, USA: Simulation and Guidance (12:51pm EST - 1:03pm EST)
Jeff Schlosser, Stanford University, USA: Robotics (1:03 pm EST - 1:15pm EST)
Q&A: 1:03pm EST - 1:30pm EST
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1:45 pm - 3:15 pm EST |
Immunotherapy in Advanced Metastatic Disease
Moderators: Philippe Pereira, SLK Kliniken GmBH, Germany; Joseph Erinjeri, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, USA
Millie Das, Stanford University/VA Palo Alto Health Care System, USA: Immunotherapy Overview (1:45pm EST - 1:57pm EST)
Mikhail Silk, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, USA: Intratumoral Injection (1:57pm EST - 2:09pm EST)
Rahul Sheth, MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA: Ablation & Immunotherapy (2:09pm EST - 2:21pm EST)
Antonia Digklia, CHUV, Department of Oncology, University Hospital, Lausanne, Switzerland: Response Assessment (2:21pm EST - 2:33pm EST)
Kevin Kim, University of Maryland School of Medicine, USA: Adoptive T-cell Therapy (2:33pm EST - 2:45pm EST)
Abstract Presentation: In-depth analysis of immune responses following cryoablation in melanoma, Chakradhar Yakkala (2:45pm EST - 2:52pm EST)
Abstract Presentation: Characterization of local and abscopal immune responses generated by histotripsy focused ultrasound tumor ablation, Reliza McGinnis (2:52pm EST - 2:59pm EST)
Q&A (2:59pm EST - 3:15pm EST)
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Pancreaticobiliary
Moderators: Gianpaolo Carrafiello, University of Milano, Italy; Martijn Meijerink, Amsterdam UMC, Nederlands
Monica Dua, Stanford University, USA: Surgical Considerations of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Malignancies (1:45pm EST - 1:57pm EST)
Gianpaolo Carrafiello, University of Milano, Italy: Role of IR in Presurgical Management of Cholangiocarcinoma (1:57pm EST - 2:09pm EST)
Martijn Meijernik, Amsterdam UMC - Cancer Center Amsterdam, Nederlands: Locoregional Therapy for Unresectable Disease (2:09pm EST - 2:21pm EST)
Govindarajan Narayanan, Miami Cardiac and Vascular Institute, USA: IRE for Pancreatic Cancer (2:21pm EST - 2:33pm EST)
Ann Raldow, UCLA, USA: SBRT for Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma (2:33pm EST - 2:45pm EST)
Abstract Presentation: Real-world outcomes of patients with intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma treated with trans-arterial radioembolization: results from CIRT, a large European prospective multi-centre observational study, Thomas Helmberger (2:45pm EST - 2:52pm EST)
Abstract Presentation: Immunomodulation by ablation in locally advanced pancreatic cancer: Percutaneous IRE vs. MR-guided SABR, Bart Geboers (2:52pm EST - 2:59pm EST)
Q&A (2:59pm EST - 3:15pm EST)
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3:45 pm - 5:00 pm EST |
HCC Tumor Board
Moderator: Laura Crocetti, University of Pisa, Italy
Claude Sirlin, UC San Diego, USA
Robin Kate Kelley, UC San Francisco, USA
Andy Bonham, Stanford, USA
Laura Dawson, PMH, University of Toronto, Canada
Laura Crocetti, University of Pisa, Italy
Q&A (4:35pm EST - 5:00pm EST)
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5:15 pm - 6:45 pm EST |
HCC Current Controversies
Moderators: Dave Liu, Vancouver Coastal Health, Canada; Laura Crocetti, University of Pisa, Italy
Claude Sirlin, UC San Diego, USA: Is Biospy Dead in the Era of LIRADS? (5:15pm EST - 5:27pm EST)
Robin Kate Kelley, UC San Francisco, USA: Changing Landscape of Systemic Therapy for HCC (5:27pm EST - 5:39pm EST)
Andy Bonham, Stanford, USA Transplantation Triage (5:39pm EST - 5:51pm EST)
Dave Liu, Vancouver Coastal Health, Canada: Transarterial Therapies for HCC: Have We Reached Consensus?/Personalized Dosimetry for Y90 (5:51pm EST - 6:03 pm EST)
Laura Dawson, PMH, University of Toronto, Canada: Is SABR Definitive Treatment for HCC? (6:03pm EST - 6:15pm EST)
Laura Crocetti, University of Pisa, Italy: Is Ablation Definitive Treatment for HCC? (6:15pm EST - 6:27pm EST)
Abstract Presentation: Delayed Treatment Response after Radiation Segmentectomy: Is 3 months follow up enough?, Shanmukha Srinivas (6:27pm EST - 6:34pm EST)
Q&A (6:34pm EST - 6:45pm EST)
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Drug Delivery Barriers: Tumor Micro Environment
Moderators: David Madoff, Yale School of Medicine, USA; Sarah White, Medical College of Wisconsin, USA
Rahul Sheth, MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA: Hypoxia and Drug Perfusion (5:15pm EST - 5:27pm EST)
Terence Gade, University of Pennsylvania, USA: Barriers to Drug Delivery in Solid Tumors: What Every Interventional Oncologist Should Consider (5:27pm EST - 5:39pm EST)
Scott Thompson, Mayo Clinic, USA: Tumor Microenvironment and Immune Modulation (5:39pm EST - 5:51pm EST)
Q&A (5:51pm EST - 6:00pm EST)
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Imaging Uses of Ethiodol
Moderator: Julius Chapiro, Yale University, USA
Julius Chapiro, Yale University, USA: Ethiodol as a Bio Marker (6:00pm EST - 6:12pm EST)
Nishita Kothary, Stanford University, USA: Cost Effectiveness and Advanced Imaging (6:12pm EST - 6:24pm EST)
Masanori Inoue, Keio University, Japan: Hepatic Lymphorrhea: Access and Treatment (6:24pm EST - 6:36pm EST)
Q&A (6:36pm EST - 6:45pm EST)
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