Wednesday 24 May 2023, 9am to 5pm - hybrid event
A study day for Greater Manchester and Cheshire colorectal multidisciplinary teams to discuss the management of patients with rectal cancer.
Wednesday 24 May 2023, 9am to 5pm - hybrid event
A study day for Greater Manchester and Cheshire colorectal multidisciplinary teams to discuss the management of patients with rectal cancer.
Oncologists, surgeons, specialist nurses, radiologists, pathologists and senior trainees working within a colorectal multidisciplinary team.
Time | Session |
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08:30 | Registration |
Session 1: Treatment Selection for Rectal Cancer Chaired by Professor Jim Hill, Deputy Clinical Director, Lynch Syndrome Genetic Pathway, NHS North West Genomic Medicine Service Alliance |
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08:50 | Introduction/MMR Professor Jim Hill, Deputy Clinical Director, Lynch Syndrome Genetic Pathway, NHS North West Genomic Medicine Service Alliance |
09:00 | Early Rectal Cancer Professor Simon Bach, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, University of Birmingham |
09:30 | TNT- Trials to date and Greater Manchester experience Dr Claire Arthur, Consultant Clinical Oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
10:00 | Immunotherapy with and without radiotheraphy in rectal cancer Professor Campbell Roxburgh, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Glasgow Royal Infirmany |
10:30 | Audience Questions and Panel Discussion Chaired by: Professor Jim Hill, Deputy Clinical Director, Lynch Syndrome Genetic Pathway, NHS North West Genomic Medicine Service Alliance Panel Members: Dr Claire Arthur, Professor Campbell Roxburgh, Kalena Marti |
11:00 - coffee break
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Session 2: Assessment of Response Chaired by Dr Noreen Alam, Consultant Clinical Oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
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11:30 | MRI: Response Evaluation Dr Rohit Kochhar, Consultant Radiologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
12:00 | Near Complete Response Professor Per Nilsson, Associate Professor of Surgery, Karolinska Institutet |
12:30 | An update in Watch and Wait Professor Andrew Renehan, Honorary Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
13:00 | Audience Questions and Panel Discussion Chaired by: Dr Nooreen Alam, Consultant Clinical Oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust Panel Members: Dr Rohit Kochhar, Professor Per Nilsson, Professor Andrew Renehan |
13:30 | Ethicon Sponsored Session * this is an Ethicon sponsored session organised and funded presentation (Ethicon products may be discussed) |
13:45 - lunch
Time | Session |
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14:30 | Surgery for locally advanced and recurrent disease (anterior and lateral compartments) Dr Hamish Clouston, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
14:50 | Surgery for locally advanced and recurrent disease (posterior compartments) Mr Paul Sutton, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
15:10 | Pelvic Reirradiation for Locally Recurrent Rectal Cancer Dr Vicky Lavin, Consultant Clinical Oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
15:30 | Audience Questions and Panel Discussion Chaired by: Professor Sarah O'Dwyer, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust Panel Members: Mr Hamish Clouston, Mr Paul Sutton, Dr Vicky Lavin |
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14:30 | Late Pelvic Effects: Male Mr Arie Parnham, Consultant Urological Surgeon, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
14:50 | Late Pelvic Effects: Female Ms Helen Savage, Gynaecology Clinical Nurse Specialist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
15:10 | Psycho-Oncology Support Dr Anita Ghosh, Consultant in Psycho-Oncology, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust Anne Crook, Counsellor Psycho-Oncology, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
15:30 | Audience Questions and Panel Discussion Chaired by: Ms Rebecca Halstead, Colorectal Clinical Nurse Specialist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust Panel Members: Mr Arie Parnham, Ms Helen Savage, Mr Malcolm Wilson |
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16:00 | Wellbeing assessment during cancer treatment: The Christie experience Dr Kostas Kamposorias, Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
16:20 | Audience Questions and Panel Discussion Chaired by : Ms Rebecca Halstead, Colorectal Clinical Nurse Specialist, The Christie NHS Foundation Panel Members: Dr Kostas Kamposorias, Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
16:30 | Summary and Close |
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