Agenda
National Head & Neck Oncology Meeting | Friday 16th September 2022
TIME |
TOPIC |
SPEAKER |
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08.30-09.30 |
Welcome and Registration |
|
09.30-09.35 |
Welcome and Opening Remarks |
Dr Mehmet Sen, Leeds Cancer Centre |
09.35-10.35 |
Presentations Based on Recent Research Papers from UK |
Chair: Robin Prestwich |
09.35-09.45 |
1. Pre-treatment lymphocyte count predicts benefit from concurrent cisplatin with radiotherapy in oropharynx cancer |
James Price, The Christie Hospital, Manchester |
09.45-09.55 |
2. Mildly hypofractionated radiotherapy does not compromise swallowing outcomes compared to conventional fractionation in oropharynx cancer: a multi-centre study |
Zsuzsie Iyizoba, Leeds |
09.55-10.15 |
3. COMPARE Arm 1 v Arm 3 (modified fraction) |
Paul Sanghera, Birmingham |
10.15 - 10.25 |
4. TBC |
TBC |
10.25 - 10.35 |
5. HNSCC Unknown primary: Involved neck only versus mucosal irradiation: Glasgow experience |
Wai Yan Poon, Glasgow |
10.35-11.00 |
COFFEE BREAK |
|
11.00-11.35 |
Unknown primary, HNSCC |
Chair: Claire Patterson |
11.00-11.20 |
MOSES outcomes and the recent ENT UK H&N Cancer Unknown Primary Consensus |
Vin Paleri, Royal Marsden, London |
11.20-11.35 |
My clinical radiotherapy practice after a ‘MALTectomy’ |
Shree Bhide, Royal Marsden, London |
11.35-12.30 |
Oropharynx cancer: Current role of transoral surgery |
Chair: Mehmet Sen |
11.35-11.55 | Current role of TORS - the surgical perspective | Christian Simon, Lausanne, EORTC H&N Chair |
11.55-12.15 | Current role of transoral surgery and adjuvant therapy - the radiation oncology perspective | Mererid Evans and/or Richard Webster, Velindre, Cardiff |
12.15-12.30 | The Newcastle Experience of TORS +/- adjuvant treatment |
James O’Hara, Newcastle |
12.30-13.30 |
LUNCH |
|
13.30-14.00 |
Artificial intelligence in H&N oncology |
Chair: Teresa Guerrero Urbano |
13.30-13.40 |
Introduction to AI opportunities |
Teresa Guerrero Urbano, Guy’s and St.Thomas’s, London |
13.40-14.00 |
Developing AI models for workflow acceleration and decision support in H&N Radiotherapy |
Raj Jena, Addenbrookes, Cambridge |
14.00-14.50 |
Systemic and Immunotherapy |
Chair: Dr Rob Metcalfe, The Christie Hospital, Manchester |
14.00-14.15 |
UK pembrolizumab experience in HNSCC |
Anthony Kong, UCL, London |
14.15-14.25 |
Scottish experience of pembrolizumab and chemotherapy |
Christina Wilson, The Beatson Cancer Centre, Glasgow |
14.25-14.40 |
Combining RT and IO in HNSCC |
Kevin Harrington, Royal Marsden, London |
14.40-14.50 |
Discussion |
All |
14.50-15.10 |
COFFEE BREAK |
|
15.10-15.25 |
Current UK NCRI trial update and future directions |
Martin Forster, UCL, London |
15.25-15.40 |
Nasopharynx cancer: toxicity and role of protons |
Chair: Caroline Brammer, Liverpool |
15.25-15.55 |
Toxicity of (chemo)radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal cancer: UK experience |
Romelie Rieu, Royal Marsden Hospital, National CTRad Proton Beam Radiotherapy Fellow |
15.40-15.55 |
Protons for nasopharynx cancer: commissioning for evaluation study, radiotherapy protocol |
Andy McPartlin, The Christie Hospital, Manchester |
15.55-16.15 |
Rehabilitation |
Chair: Caroline Brammer, Liverpool |
|
Radiation induced fibrosis&lymphoedema; early identification, management and rehabilitation |
Emma Hallam, Nottingham |
16.15-17.00 |
PANEL: H&N Case discussions |
Chair: Christina Wilson, The Beatson Cancer Centre, Glasgow Gill Barnett, Addenbrooks, Cambridge Dinos Geropantas, Norwich |
17.00-17.05 |
Meeting Summary and Close |
Mehmet Sen |