4th Cutaneous Lymphoma
Patient Educational Forum
Saturday April 14, 2012
Cummings Auditorium
Women's College Hospital
Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation
Phototherapy Education and Research
Centre (PERC)
Women's College Hospital
WHO-EORTC Classification of
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphomas:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphomas:
Mycosis fungoides
Folliculoptropic MF
Pagetoid reticulosis
Granulomatous slack skin
Anaplastic large cell lymphoma
Lymphomatoid papulosis
Subcutaneous panniculitis-like T-cell lymphoma
CD4+ pleomorphic lymphoma
Sezary Syndrome
NK/T-cell lymphoma
CD8+ T-cell lymphoma
Gamma/delta T-cell lymphoma
Peripheral T-cell lymphoma NOS
Willemze et al. 2005. Blood. 105: 3768-85.
Southern Ontario Lymphoma Network:
Multi-disciplinary effort to integrate health
care specialists focussing in cutaneous Tcell lymphomas to provide the highest
level of care.
Nurses, physicians, wound care
specialists.
Dermatology, hematology, radiation
oncology, pediatrics.
Southern Ontario Lymphoma Network:
Dermatology:
Dr. Raed Alhusayen
Dr. Perla Lansang
Dr. Neil Shear
Dr. Scott Walsh
Dr. Elena Pope
Gabi
Judi
Corrie
Cathy
Sandra
Elmira
Angie
Michelle
Southern Ontario Lymphoma Network:
Hematology:
Dr. Kevin Imrie
Dr. Matthew Cheung
Dr. Eugenia Piliotis
Dr. David Barth
Dr. Sheila Weitzman
Melba
June
Giancarlo
Southern Ontario Lymphoma Network:
Radiation Oncology:
Dr. Jonathan Sussman
Dr. Raymond Wong
Dr. Bob MacKenzie
Debra
Challenges:
Interferon
Psoralens (Valeant Pharma)
Ultraviolet light accessibility
Bexarotene
Newer agents (vorinostat)
Dermatology:
Cutaneous Aspects of CTLC
– Dr. Raed Alhusayen
Staff Dermatologist at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.
Dermatology residency training at University of Ottawa.
Fellowship training at University of Ottawa and University of
Toronto.
Masters and research in clinical epidemiology.
Specializes in cutaneous lymphomas, autoimmune skin
diseases and general medical dermatology.
Hematology:
Why do you seen the Oncologist?
– Dr. Kevin Imrie
Physician-in-Chief Department of Medicine at Sunnybrook
Health Sciences Centre.
Professor of Medicine at the University of Toronto and
Clinical Hematologist at the Odette Centre.
Vice-Chair of Education in the Department of Medicine and
Vice-President of Education for the Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
Department of Medicine Teacher of the Year.
Driving force behind guidelines for CTCL and our Southern
Ontario Lymphoma Network.
Radiation Oncology:
The Role of Radiation in CTCL: Then &
Now
– Dr. Jonathan Sussman
Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology at the Juravinski
Cancer Centre in Hamilton.
Training as a family physician at U of T with susequent
residency and fellowship in radiation oncology at McMaster
University.
Specialization in hematological and breast malignancies.
Director of Supportive Cancer Care Research Unit and
Program Lead for Ministry of Health transitions in care
program.
Patient Panel
Facilitated by Susan Thornton, Cutaneous
Lymphoma Foundation.