ESTRO MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEACHING COURSE ON
LUNG CANCER-CHINESE STATION (2014)
Guangzhou，China，November 28-30，2014
Theme：The challenge and status for multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment on
lung cancer
Organized by: European Society of Therapeutic Radiation Oncology
Hosted by: Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center, Department of Radiation
Oncology
Committee of Radiation Oncology, Chinese Medical Association
Teachers:
Foreign Experts:
Surgical Oncologist (2): J. Kuzdal, surgeon; G. Varela, Surgeon
Radio-oncologist (3): Paul. Van Houtte,; Rene-Olivier Mirimanoff; S. Ramella,
Medical Oncologist (3): R. Stahel; S. Peters; C.Dooms
Local Experts:
Radio-Oncologist(1):
Meng-zhong Liu
Surgical Oncologist(1): Lan-jun Zhang
Medical Oncologist (1): Li Zhang
Dear colleagues：
On behalf of the local organization committee, we would like to sincerely
invite you to attend the ESTRO Multidisciplinary Teaching Course on Lung Cancer,
which will be held on November 28th to 30th, 2014 in Guangzhou, China.
The host
organizer is Department of Radiation Oncology , Sun Yat-sen University Cancer
Center.
ESTRO education course is managed by ESTRO School of Radiotherapy and
Oncology. Since 1985, the school has markedly increased the number of teaching
courses and participants not only in Europe but also outside Europe. Especially in the
last five years, several educational programs were expanded to Russia, China, India,
Far East Asia, the Middle-East and Latin America. ESTRO is offering a growing
range of basic and advanced teaching courses on radiobiology, physics, technologies,
modern imaging modalities and management, including a great variety of
interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary courses, to cover the demand of harmonised
training and continued medical education in Europe and beyond.
This 3-day teaching course aims at focusing on the management of localized,
locally advanced and disseminated lung 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
staging, 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. We sincerely hope this event will
further communications and exchanges among our colleagues, and will enhance
opportunities for regional and international collaborations.
We would like to wish all of you a pleasant stay in Guangzhou.
Department of Radiation Oncology, Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center
Conference information
Conference and Exhibition Office:
Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center
Radio-Oncology Department
Tel: 86-20-87343429
Email: cailing@sysucc.org.cn
fsand@sysucc.org.cn
Conference address:
International conference room
Sun yat-sen University Cancer Center
Dongfeng East Road 651,510060
Guangzhou, China
Conference Accommodation:
Hua-tai Hotel
Yuan-yang Hotel
Registration Desk and Open hours:
Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center
23F, 1Building
Friday- Sunday, November 28-30, 2014
8:00-18:00
Registration Fees:
1000 RMB
Congress Language
The official Conference language is English. Translation will be provided in Q&A
sessions.
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Agenda
Friday 28/11
Saturday
29/11
Sunday 30/11
8.30-9.00 Registration
Early lung cancer
Locally advanced NSCLC
9.00-10.00 Radiotherapy for lung
9.00- 10.00 How to select a target
9.00-9.45:
cancer in China Mengzhong Liu
agent in daily practice
including the issue of fractionation
R. Stahel
and dose escalation
Radio-chemotherapy
S.Ramella
10.00-10.45 How to stage a
patient
C.Dooms
10.00-10.30
Adjuvant
radiotherapy S. Ramella
9.45-10.30 Surgery
J.Kuzdal
Coffee break
Coffee break
Coffee break
11.15-12.00 Radiological From CT
to PET-CT
11.00-11.30
11.00-11.45
Challenge
neoadjuvant
and
12.00-12.30 Mediastinal staging :
therapy
for
from imaging to mediastinoscopy
Lanjun Zhang
of
Induction
radiochemotherapy R.Mirimanoff
adjuvant
operable
cancer
11.30-.12.00
How to manage the
elderly in the combined era?
J. Kuzdal
S.Ramella
11.45-12.30
What
kind
of
follow-up C.Dooms
2.00-2.45 Maintenance therapy for
2.00-2.30 How to evaluate the
function? G. Varela
NSCLC Li Zhang
2.00-2.30 Mesothelioma
R.Stahel
2.45-3.15 Is there a place for a
2.30-3.00 The challenge to treat a
stage I NSCLC P Van Houtte
palliative surgery J.Kuzdal
2.20-3.30
Thymoma
R.Stahel G.Varela
3.00-3.30 Surgery for an early
3.15-4.00 Palliative Radiotherapy
lung cancer? G.Varela
R.Mirimanoff
3.30-4.00
Small
cell
lung
cancer : chest RT
3.30-4.00
Is there a place for a
P Van Houtte
screening procedure in 2014? C
Dooms
4.00-4.30 The challenge of brain
metastases
4.00-4.30 PCI
R. Mirimanoff
R. Mirimanoff
5.00-6.30 Clinical cases
5.00-6.30 Clincal cases
5.00-6.30 Clincal cases