Key information
Delivery type
Online, on demand
Delivery style
Recorded presentations, case discussions and panel discussions
Duration
Recordings from a one-day study day
Experience level
Suitable for all levels
Cost
£110
What to expect
Access recordings from Managing Endocrine Complications in Oncology, held at The Christie on 8 October 2026.
Endocrine presentations arise across oncology practice, from the hormonal effects of cancer to complications of treatment. This recorded study day provides a practical update to help healthcare professionals recognise these presentations and respond with confidence.
Sessions explore endocrine complications of cancer and its treatment, endocrine malignancies and adrenal cancer, including investigations, management and patient pathways.
Learning outcomes
Explore the original programme below for details of the sessions and speakers
08:45 - Registration
09:00 - Welcome and Introduction
Safwaan Adam, Consultant, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
Session 1: Endocrine Complications of Cancer
Speaker TBC
09:20 - Cushing's Syndrome
Speaker TBC
09:40 - AVP Related Disorders - Hypo- and Hypernatremia
Speaker TBC
10:00 - Hypercalcaemia
Speaker TBC
10:20 - Q & A
10:35 - Break
Session 2: Endocrine complications of cancer treatment – investigations and management, including patient pathways
Chair TBC
10:50 - Checkpoint Inhibitor Induced Endocrinopathies
Speaker TBC
11:10 - Adrenal Insufficiency After Abdominal Radiotherapy: Investigation and Management Pathway Speaker TBC
11:30 - Late Endocrine Effects of Cranial Irradiation
Speaker TBC
11:50 - A Guide to Patient Education in Adrenal Insufficiency
Speaker TBC
12:10 - Q & A
12:20 - Lunch
Session 3: Endocrine Cancers
Chair TBC
13:25 - Recognition and Management of Rare and Complex Endocrine Malignancies
Speaker TBC
13:45 - Functional Endocrine Tumours
Speaker TBC
14:05 - Genetic Syndromes That Predispose to Endocrine Tumours
Speaker TBC
14:25 - Management of Paraganglioma
Speaker TBC
14:45 - Break
Session 4: Adrenal Cancer
Chair TBC
15:00 - MDT Management of Adrenal Cancer – Discussion of Challenging Scenario
Speaker TBC
15:20 - Approaches to Adrenal Surgery for Adrenal Tumours
Speaker TBC
15:40 - Same Day Discharge Possible for Patients Who Undergo Adrenal Surgery: The Christie Pathway
Speaker TBC
16:00 - Q & A
16:15 - Conclusion and End
This event is supported by the following companies, who have had no input into the agenda, topics or choice of speakers, unless where highlighted in a specific session of the programme.
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