A World Leading Educational meeting - medicongres.net · TAILLADE Laurent Paris – France THATCHER Nicholas Manchester – UK TOURNIGAND Christophe Paris – France TRILLET-LENOIR

PRESIDENTS

David KHAYAT, MD, PhD - Paris, France

Gabriel N. HORTOBAGYI, MD, PhD - Houston, USA

GENERAL SECRETARIES

Robert S. Benjamin, MD, PhD - Houston, USA

Daniel G. Haller, MD - Philadelphia, USA

Peter Harper, MD - London, UK

Moïse Namer, MD, PhD - Nice, France

Paris, FrancePalais des Congrès1st - 5th February 2010

1st announcement

A World Leading Educational meeting

America

Asie & pacific

Europe

ARMITAGE James O. Omaha – USA

BENJAMIN Robert S. Houston – USA

BIZZARI Jean-Pierre New York – USA

DE LA GARZA Jaime Mexico DF – Mexico

CAZAP Eduardo Buenos Aires – Argentina

HALLER Daniel G. Philadelphia – USA

HONG Waun Ki Houston – USA

HORTOBAGYI Gabriel N. Houston – USA

HUDIS Clifford New York – USA

KRIS Mark G. New York – USA

MENDELSOHN John Houston – USA

PEREZ Edith Jacksonville – USA

SALTZ Leonard New York – USA

SWAIN Sandra Washington – USA

SHEPHERD Frances Toronto – Canada

TEMPERO Margaret A. San Francisco – USA

WOLMARK Norman Pittsburgh – USA

AZIZ Zeba Lahore – Pakistan

FUJIWARA Yasuhiro Tokyo – Japan

HAO Chun-Yi Beijing – China

JAMIESON Glyn Adelaide – Australia

JIANG Zefei Beijing – China

MINAMI Hironobu Kobe – Japan

MOK Tony Hong-Kong – China

NAKAGAWA Kazuhiro Osaka – Japan

SAIJO Nagahiro Tokyo – Japan

SONG Erwei Guangzhou – China

THONGPRASERT Sumitra Chiang Mai – Thailand

XU Rui-Ha Guangzhou – China

AAPRO Matti S. Genolier – Switzerland

ADAM René Villejuif – France

AIMARD Lydie Marseille – France

ALTWEGG Thierry Dijon - France

ANDRE Fabrice Paris - France

AUCLERC Gérard Paris – France

AURENGO André Paris – France

AZIM Hamdy A. Mohandesien Giza – Egypt

BALDEYROU Pierre Paris – France

BANZET Pierre Paris – France

BASELGA José Barcelona - Spain

BASTIAN Gérard Paris - France

BENCHIMOL Daniel Nice - France

BLAY Jean-Yves Lyon – France

BOTTO Henry Suresnes – France

BOUDJEMA Karim Rennes – France

BRAMBILLA Elisabeth Grenoble – France

BRAMBILLA Christian Grenoble – France

BRASNU Daniel Paris – France

BRUHAT Maurice-Antoine Clermont-Ferrand – France

BUGAT Roland Toulouse – France BUYSE Marc Louvain la Neuve – Belgium

BUTHIAU Didier Paris – France

CADRANEL Jacques Paris – France

CALS Laurent Toulon – France

CALVO Fabien Paris – France

CARDE Patrice Villejuif – France

CASCINELLI Natale Milan – Italy

CHIRAS Jacques Paris – France

CONFORTI Rosa Paris – France

CONTE Pier-Franco Modena – Italy

CORTES Javier Barcelona – Spain

CORTES FUNES Hernan Madrid - Spain

COSSET Jean-Marc Paris – France

CROWN John Dublin – Ireland

CUNNINGHAM David London – UK

DALIVOUST Philippe Marseille – France

DANA Alain Paris – France

DAVYDOV Mikhail I. Moscow – Russia

DE GRAMONT Aimery Paris – France

DEAU Xavier Paris – France

DE BRAUD Filippo Milano - Italy

DELGADO Marian Paris – France

DEMIDOV Lev. V. Moscow – Russia

DEPLANQUE Gaël Paris – France

DIAZ-RUBIO Eduardo Madrid – Spain

DORVAL Thierry Paris – France

DOUILLARD Jean-Yves Nantes St Herblain – France

DROMAIN Clarisse Paris – France

DUCREUX Michel Villejuif – France

EGGERMONT Alexander Rotterdam - The Netherlands

ESCUDIER Bernard Villejuif – France

ETTORE Francette Nice – France

EXTRA Jean-Marc Marseille – France

FAIVRE Sandrine Villejuif – France

FITOUSSI Alfred Paris – France

FIZAZI Karim Villejuif – France

FOULT Jean-Marc Neuilly S/Seine – France

FUMOLEAU Pierre Dijon – France

GANDJBAKHCH Iradj Paris – France

GANEM Gérard Le Mans – France

GEORGOULIAS Vassilis Heraklion, Crete – Greece

GIANNI Luca Milano – Italy

GLIGOROV Joseph Paris – France

GUASTALLA Jean-Paul Lyon – France

HANNOUN Laurent Paris – France

HAROUSSEAU Jean-Luc Nantes - France

HARPER Peter London – UK

KHAYAT David Paris-France

KNOPF Alain Asnières – France

LACAU ST GUILY Jean Paris – France

LAUNOIS Bernard Paris – France

LE CESNE Axel Villejuif – France

LE CHEVALIER Thierry London - UK

LEJEUNE Ferdy Lausanne – Switzerland

LICHINITSER Michael Moscow – Russia

LINK Karl Heinrich Wiesbaden – Germany

LOUVET Christophe Paris – France

LUCIDARME Olivier Paris – France

LUDWIG Heinz Vienna – Austria

MAGNE Nicolas Paris – France

MARTIN Miguel Madrid – Spain

MARTIN Jean-Pierre Lyon – France

MARTY Michel Paris - France

MAZERON Jean-Jacques Paris – France

MILANO Gérard Nice – France

MORERE Jean-François Bobigny - France

MORNEX Françoise Lyon – France

MOUSSEAU Mireille Grenoble – France

MULARONI Elena Cailungo - San Marino

NAMER Moïse Nice – France

NIZRI Daniel Paris – France

PECORELLI Sergio Brescia – Italy

PENAULT-LLORCA F. Clermont-Ferrand – France

PICCART Martine Brussels – Belgium

PIVOT Xavier Besançon – France

RENODY Nicole Saint-Cloud – France

ROSELL Rafael Baladona – Spain

ROUËSSE Jacques Saint-Cloud – France

ROUGIER Philippe Paris – France

SALMON Rémy Paris – France

SCAGLIOTTI Georgio Turino – Italy

SCHMOLL Hans-Joachim Halle/Saale – Germany

SCHNEIDER Maurice Nice – France

SEITZ Jean-François Marseille – France

SMITH Ian Edward London – UK

SOBRERO Alberto Genoa – Italy

SORIA Jean-Charles Villejuif – France

SPANO Jean-Philippe Paris – France

SPIELMANN Marc Villejuif – France

STERNBERG Cora N. Roma – Italy

TABERNERO Josep Barcelona – Spain

TAILLADE Laurent Paris – France

THATCHER Nicholas Manchester – UK

TOURNIGAND Christophe Paris – France

TRILLET-LENOIR Véronique Lyon Pierre Bénite – France

TUBIANA Maurice Paris – France

UNTEREINER Michel Esch Alzette – Luxembourg

UZAN Serge Paris – France

VALLANCIEN Guy Paris – France

VAN CUTSEM Eric Leuven – Belgium

VAN LANSCHOT Jan Rotterdam – The Netherlands

VIGNOT Stéphane Paris – France

VUILLEMIN Eric Vannes – France

YCHOU Marc Montpellier - France

Founding PresidentPr Claude Jacquillat † Paris, France Honorary PresidentsPr Pierre Banzet Paris, FrancePr James Holland New York, USA

* Preliminary 3

21st International Scientific Committee*

Monday 1st February

Scientific Symposia are sessions during which some of the world best experts will, upon invitation, address different issues related to a specific topic. Each scientific symposium will end with a round table discussion and Q & A with the audience.

9:00-12:00

9:00-12:00 9:00-12:00

9:00-13:00

14:00-18:0014:00-18:00

12:30-13:30

12:30-13:30 12:30-13:30

13:00-14:00

14:00-17:00 14:00-17:00

Breast Cancer (1) Chaired by J. Cortes

SarcomaChaired by R. S. Benjamin

Head & Neck cancerChaired by TBC

Lung Cancer (1) Chaired by P. Harper

Lung Cancer (2) Chaired by G. Scagliotti

Breast Cancer (2) Chaired by G. N. Hortobagyi

Pharmaceutical Satellite Symposium


Lunch

Lunch Symposium

Meet the Professors (MTP) Issues in New Drugs Development Chaired by M. Marty

Javier CORTES – Barcelona, SpainClifford HUDIS – New York, USASandra SWAIN – Washington, USA

Jean-Yves BLAY – Lyon, FranceAxel LE CESNE – Villejuif, FranceRobert S. BENJAMIN – Houston, USA

TBCTBCTBC

Gabriel N. HORTOBAGYI – Houston, USAMartine PICCART – Brussels, BelgiumNorman WOLMARK – Pittsburg, USAEdith PEREZ – Jacksonville, USA

Room 1

Room 3

9:00-12:00

14:00-17:00

12:30-13:30

Educational Lectures (EL)


Lunch Symposium

Room 59:00-12:00

14:00-17:00

12:30-13:30 Meet the Professors (MTP)



Room 6

Room 4

Peter HARPER – London, UKMark G. KRIS – New York, USATony MOK – Hong Kong, ChinaNagahiro SAIJO – Tokyo, Japan

Georgio SCAGLIOTTI – Turino, ItalyFrances SHEPHERD – Toronto, CanadaRafael ROSELL – Baladona, Italy Thierry LE CHEVALIER – London, UK

Michel MARTY – Paris, FranceJean-Pierre BIZZARI – New York, USAMarc BUYSE – Louvain la Neuve, Belgium

Room 2

Scientific Symposium on Preliminary Program

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Tuesday 2nd February

9:00-13:00

9:00-12:00

9:00-13:00

14:00-17:0014:00-18:00

13:00-14:00

12:30-13:30

13:00-14:00

14:00-17:00

Gastrointestinal Tumors (1)Chaired by D. G. Haller

New Developments in Targeted Therapies Chaired by W.K. Hong

Breast Cancer (3) Chaired by J. Crown

Renal Cancer Chaired by J-P. Spano

Gastrointestinal Tumors (2) Chaired by L. Saltz

Lunch


Lunch Symposium

Melanoma Chaired by A. Eggermont

Daniel G. HALLER – Philadelphia, USA

Eric VAN CUTSEM – Leuven, Belgium

Norman WOLMARK – Pittsburg, USA

Aimery DE GRAMONT – Paris, France

Waun Ki HONG – Houston, USA

Jean-Charles SORIA – Villejuif, France

TBC

Alexander EGGERMONT – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Natale CASCINELLI – Milano, Italy

Ferdy LEJEUNE – Lausanne, Switzerland

John CROWN – Dublin, Ireland

Ian E. SMITH – London, UK

Pier-Franco CONTE – Modena, Italy

Pierre FUMOLEAU – Dijon, France

Jean-Philippe SPANO – Paris, France

Cora N. STERNBERG – Roma, Italy

Bernard ESCUDIER – Villejuif, France

Leonard SALTZ – New York, USA

Hans-Joachim SCHMOLL – Halle/Saale, Germany

Alberto SOBRERO – Genoa, Italy

Jean-Yves DOUILLARD – Nantes, France

Room 1

9:00-12:00

14:00-17:00

12:30-13:30


Educational Lectures (EL)Lunch

Room 6

12:30-13:30 Pharmaceutical Satellite Symposium

9:00-12:00

14:00-17:00



Room 5

Room 39:00-12:00

12:30-13:30

14:00-17:00

Meet the Professors (MTP)Lunch SymposiumMeet the Professors (MTP)

Room 4

Room 2

Wednesday 3rd February

15:30-17:30

9:00-12:00

Presidential sessionChaired by G.N. Hortobagyi & D. Khayat Program to be determined

Prostate CancerChaired by C.N. Sternberg

Cora N. STERNBERG – Roma, Italy

Matti S. AAPRO – Genolier, Switzerland Karim FIZAZI – Villejuif, France

Lunch 13:00-14:30 Poster Discussion & Poster Awards

9:00-12:00 Gynecologic Cancers Chaired by S. Pecorelli

Sergio PECORELLI – Brescia, Italy

TBCTBC

Room 1 Room 2

9:00-12:00 HematologyChaired by J.O. Armitage

James O. ARMITAGE – Omaha, USA

Jean-Luc HAROUSSEAU – Nantes, France

Patrice CARDE – Villejuif, France

Room 3

9:00-14:00 Educational Lectures (EL)

Room 4

12:00-13:00

12:00-13:00


Lunch Symposium

Lunch

9:00-11:00 11:15-12:15

Meet the Professors (MTP)Pharmaceutical Satellite Symposium

Room 609:00-14:00 Meet the Professors (MTP)

Room 5

14:30-15:30 18th Claude JACQUILLAT Award Ceremony

17th Raymond BOURGINE Award Ceremony

Thursday 4th February

Friday 5th February

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Room 1

13:00-14:00 New Imaging in Oncology (2) Chaired by J-M Foult

M. PERRUS – Elangen, GermanyJean-Marc FOULT – Neuilly, France

9:00-13:00 New Imaging in Oncology (1) Chaired by D. Buthiau

Didier BUTHIAU – Paris, FranceMedi CADY – Paris, FranceDanielle HOCK – Liège, BrusselsFergus GLESSON – Oxford, UKAnna LARICI – Roma, ItalyPascal GIAT – Buc, France

14:00-17:00 New Imaging in Oncology (3) Chaired by O. Pellet

Nathalie LASSAU – Villejuif, FranceOlivier PELLET – Lyon, France A. JEYARAJAH – London, UKC.-A. CUENOD – Paris, FranceFabien ARMOGATHE – Paris, France

Room 39:00-12:00 Gastrointestinal Tumors (3)

Chaired by E. Van CutsemEric VAN CUTSEM – Leuven, BelgiumTBCTBC

13:30-17:00 New Imaging in Oncology (4)Chaired by F. Brag

Frederik BRAG – Valbonne, FranceOran MUDUROGLU – TBCKevin Mc EANERY – Houston, USA

12:15-13:15 Lunch Symposium

Room 4

12:15-13:15 Lunch13:30-17:30 Meet the Professors (MTP)

9:00-12:00 Breast Cancer (4)Chaired by M. Namer

Moïse NAMER – Nice, FranceTBCTBC


Room 5



12:30-13:30 Lunch Symposium

Room 6



Room 2


9:00-12:00 Hematology:Chaired by G. Ganem

G. GANEM – Le Mans, FranceTBCTBC

13:30-18:00 Cancer Management in the developing Countries Chaired by J. De la Garza

Jaime DE LA GARZA – Mexico DF, MexicoEduardo CAZAP – Buenos Aires, ArgentinaZefei JIANG – Beijing, ChinaSumitra THONGPRASERT – Chiang Mai, ChinaHamdy A. AZIM – Mohandesien Giza, Egypt

9:00-9:20 Opening Ceremony & Surgical Oncology AwardChaired by Iradj Gandjbakhch, President of the National Academy of Surgery

11:15-12:30 Lunch

Room 1

9:20-10:45 Plenary SessionChaired by B. Launois & D. Khayat

TBCR. Reding – Louvain, Belgium P. Grenier – Paris, FranceD. Khayat – Paris, France

9:00-11:00 Meet the Professors (MTP)11:15-12:45 Oesophageal Cancer

Chaired by J.Baulieux & M. Davydov

12:45-14:00 Meet the Professors (MTP) S. Gallinger

14 :15-15:45 Breast Cancer Chaired by R. Salmon

A. Hölscher – Köln, Germany

G.G. Jamieson – Adelaide, Australia

M. Griffin – Newcastle, UK

K. Maruyama – Tokyo, Japan

B. Gayet – Paris, France

TBCG. Vlastos – Genève, Switzerland

J.M. Classe – Nantes, France

TBC

Room 2

14:15-15:45 Surgery of Hepatobiliar & Pancreatic Chaired by H. Bismuth & M. Wahab

J. Belghiti – Clichy, France

L. Hannoun – Paris, France

S. Gallinger – Toronto, Canada

H. Reber – Los angeles, USA


W. Audretsch – Dusseldorf, Germany

K. Clough – Paris, France

S.L. Spear – Georgetown, USA

S.E Singletary – Houston, USA

11:15-12:45 Breast Cancer Chaired by M.C. Missana & L. Barreau

Room 4

E. Raymond – Clichy, France

J. Assouad – Paris, France

A. de Gramont – Paris, France

T. André – Paris, France

T. de Baère – Villejuif, France

11:15-12:45 Thoracic Surgical Oncology Chaired by I. Gandjbakhch

12:45-14:00 Meet the Professors (MTP) K. Maruyama & M. Huguier

Room 6


12:45-14:15 Symposium Satellite STORZ

11:15-12:45 Urology & Renal CancerChaired by F. Richard

B. Malavaud – Toulouse, FranceE. Comperat – Paris, FranceP. Rischmann – Toulouse, FranceC. Vaessen – Paris, FranceD. Jacqmin – Strasbourg, France

14:15-15:45 Prostate Cancer SurgeryChaired by F. Richard

JP. Mignard – St Brieuc, FranceX. Rebillard – Montpellier, FranceTh. Lebret – Suresnes, FranceM. Soulie – Toulouse, FranceA. Méjean – Paris, France


12:45-14:00 Meet the Professors (MTP) K. Boudjema

11:15-12:45 Colorectal CancerChaired by A. Habr-Gama & E. Rullier

B. Heald – Basingstoke, UKW. Hohenberger – Erlangen, GermanyS.H. Kim – Seoul, South KoreaY. Panis – Clichy, France

14:15-15:45 Thoracic Surgical OncologyChaired by I. Gandjbakhch

V. Westeel – Besançon, FranceL. Samson – Montreal, Canada V. Ninane – Brussels, BelgiumP. Van Schil – Antwerpen, BelgiumC. Deschamps – Rochester, USA


Educational Lectures (EL)*

Offer interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary explorations of focused areas of clinical oncology. They are designed for an audience of about 30 to 150 attendees. They allow the participants to interact with the leading oncology expert giving this lecture.

* Preliminary8

Javier Cortes Barcelona – Spain

Chemotherapy options in patients with anthracyclines and taxanes-pre-treated metastatic breast cancer

Clifford Hudis New York - USA

What is new in HER2 positive breast cancer?

Sandra Swain Whashington - USA

Adjuvant Therapy of Breast Cancer : Update 2010

Martine PiccartBrussels - Belgium

Breast Cancer Adjuvant Treatment Tailoring in 2010

Pier-Franco Conté Modena – Itlay

Achievements an Unmet needs in the management of epithelial ovarian cancer

Mark G. KrisNew York - USA

Preventing Nausea and vomiting caused by Anticancer Therapies

Tony MokHong Kong - China

Is maintenance Therapy a standard management of advanced NSCLC?

Nagahiro SaijoTokyo - Japan

Standardization of individualized therapy

Georgio ScagliottiTurino – Italy

Chemotherapy in early stage Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer

Rafael RosellBaladona - Spain

➢Pronostic Factors in Early NSCLC

Alexander Eggermont Rotterdam –The Netherlands

Sentinel node staging, Clinical true and false positivity, when is acompletion lymph node dissectionindicated?

Natale Cascinelli Milano - Italy

Cutaneous Melanoma

James O. ArmitageOmaha - USA

Peripheral TC Lymphoma

Daniel G. HallerPhiladelphia - USA

➢Adjuvant therapy of Colon Cancer

Kiyohiko Hatake Tokyo - Japan

CTC: surrogate marker for chemotherapy in colorectal cancer

Leonard SaltzNew York - USA

➢Adjuvant therapy of colon cancer

Alberto SobreroGenoa - Italy

Incremental advance or seismic shift: A proposal for a two level drugapproval system

Cora N. SternbergRoma - Italy

Molecular Targeted Therapy forAdvanced Renal Cell Carcinoma

Hironobu MinamiKobe - Japan

FDG-PET in Early Clinical Trials of Molecular Target Drugs

Josep TaberneroBarcelona – Spain

Biomarkers in Phase II studies

Eric Van CutsemLeuven - Belgium

Biologicals in colorectal cancer

Sumitra Thongprasert Chiang Mai - Thailand

Management of advanced non-small cell lung cancer. How to selectappropriate treatment?

Margaret A. TemperoSan Francisco - USA

Strategies for Adjuvant Therapy of Pancreatic Cancer

Edith PerezJacksonville - USA

Translation research in BreastCancer

Matti S. AaproGenolier - Switzerland

Supporting the bone and the bone marrow

Hans-Joachim SchmollHalle/Saale - Germany

New Standards in AdvancedColorectal Cancer

Filippo De BraudMilano - Italy

Medical treatment of neuroendo-crine Tumors

Yasuhiro FujiwaraTokyo - Japan

Japenese (in comparison with EU&USA) pharmaceutical affair’s standard for new drug application or regulatory issues regarding onco-logy clinical research

Glyn JamiesonAdelaide - Australia

Problems in the staging of oesophageal cancer and their effect on reported outcomes of treatment

Educational Lectures - Meet the Professors

Meet the Professors (MTP)*

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Javier Cortes Barcelona – Spain

Bevacizumab-based therapy inpa-tients with metastatic breast cancer: which dose and which partner?

Clifford HudisNew York - USA

Early Stage Breast Cancer

Pier-Franco ContéModena – Itlay

Advanced breast cancer: therapeutic options according to molecular subtypes and prior adjuvant treatments.

Eric Van CutsemLeuven - Belgium

The treatment of advanced gastric cancer

Sumitra Thongprasert Chiang Mai - Thailand

➢Biliary tract cancer

Margaret A. TemperoSan Francisco - USA

Pancreatic Cancer: Management of Advanced Disease

James O. Armitage Omaha - USA

Case Studies in Lymphoma

Hironobu MinamiKobe - Japan

Pharmacodynamics of Anti-Cancer Agents

Cora N. SternbergRoma - Italy

Prostate Cancer: Systemic Chemo-therapy and New ExperimentalApproaches

Alberto SobreroGenoa - Italy

Therapeutic advance decision ma-king in advanced colorectalcancer

Eduardo CazapBuenos Aires - Argentina

Clinical Cancer Research: Promoting International Research; Pharma Sponsored and Public Funded Trials

Rafael RosellBaladona – Spain

Reduction of Cancer Networks to Abstract Models for Identification of Therapy-Predictive Markers

Edith PerezJacksonville - USA

Trials that have significantly influen-ced standards of practice

Mark G. KrisNew York - USA

How do we speed up the develop-ment of new anticancer therapies?

Nagahiro SaijoTokyo - Japan

Pharmacogenomics of Lung Cancer

Meet the Professor Lectures are designed to enhance attendees’ learning experience: one recognized expert interprets, reviews and expands on one selected topic. They are designed for a small audience, not more than 50 persons. They are formatted to allow ample interaction between the speaker and the attendees.

Georgio ScagliottiTurino – Italy

➢Small Cell Lung Cancer

Alexander Eggermont Rotterdam –The Netherlands

Strategies to achieve limb salvage in locally advanced Soft Tissue Sarcoma

Daniel G. HallerPhiladelphia - USA

Writing a manuscript for an oncology journal

Matti S. AaproGenolier - Switzerland

Progress in Geriatric Oncology

Kiyohiko Hatake Tokyo - Japan

Treatment for rituximab-resistantB-cell lymphoma

Yasuhiro FujiwaraTokyo - Japan

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy translationa research of HER-2 positive breast cancer

Hamdy A. AzimMohandesien Giza - Egypt

HER-2/neu positive breast cancer

Glyn JamiesonAdelaide - Australia

The evidence base for radicallymphadenectomy in oesophagealcancer

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