Wednesday 16 November 2022
The Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression Study Day is an opportunity for attendees to better understand how to manage patients with suspected or confirmed metastatic spinal cord compression throughout the pathway.
- Overview
- Red flags
- Radiology
- Treatment decisions
- Aspects of rehabilitation— occupational therapy/physiotherapy
- Patient perspective
- Bladder and bowel movement
Health professionals in all settings where patients with MSCC may present.
This includes doctors at all levels (GPs, consultants, registrars, junior doctors), radiologists, AHPs and nurses.
Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression (MSCC) Study Day - Wednesday 16 November 2022
Time |
Title of talk |
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9.00 |
Registration |
9.15 |
Welcome and introduction—Vivek Misra, consultant clinical oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
9.20 |
Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression Overview - Vivek Misra, consultant clinical oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
09.40 |
When back pain is not back pain? Red Flags for MSCC – Dr Susan Greenhalgh OBE, consultant physiotherapist, Orthopaedic Interface Service, Bolton NHS Foundation Trust, Clinical fellow, Manchester Metropolitan University |
10.25: Break
Time |
Title of talk |
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10:35 |
Radiology, Imaging in Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression – Rohit Kochar, consultant radiologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
11:20 |
Treatment decisions – Case based approach to patient triage – Dr Claire Arthur, consultant clinical oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
12.20: Lunch
Time |
Title of talk |
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12:50 |
Afternoon welcome by Chair – Dr Claire Arthur, consultant clinical oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
12:55 |
Patient experience of MSCC |
13.15 |
Bladder and bowel management in patients with spinal cord compression: How can we improve this aspect of care? – Carol Adcock, SIA SCI Specialist Nurse North West Region, Spinal Injuries Association |
14:00: Break
Time |
Title of talk |
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14.10 |
Rehabilitation for MSCC patients |
15.25 |
Management of MSCC for patients with multiple myeloma – Mr Sean Molloy, Consultant Spinal Surgeon, Royal National Orthopedic Hospital, Stanmore |
16:20: Close
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