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Places available are limited, confirmation of participants to each date will be given on first come first served basis.
• Scientific sessions
• Coffee breaks and luncheons
• Dinner
• Educational materials
• Certificate of attendance
Meridiano Congress International (Italy)
Congress Manager: David H. Slangen
T +39 06 88 595 250 - F +39 06 88 595 234
[email protected]
Based on current evidence, a multidisciplinary approach is strongly recommended for improving the clinical outcome and survival rates of metastatic colorectal cancer patients. This live educational course will give participants the opportunity to observe how a multidisciplinary approach is applied within a centre of excellence. This programme will be practice-oriented and will allow participants to fully integrate into the daily activity of the centre. The course encompasses lectures, clinical case study discussions, question and answer sessions and participation in a multidisciplinary team meeting.
• Define criteria for the resectability of liver metastases from colorectal cancer
• Summarise current evidence on diagnosis and therapy for metastatic colorectal cancer patients
• Apply the multidisciplinary approach in the management of metastatic colorectal cancer patient
An application has been made to the EACCME ® for CME accreditation of the EXCEMED “Practice teaching course in metastatic colorectal cancer management” to be held on 31 August - 2 September 2016 and 16-18 November 2016 in Liverpool, UK.
Meeting point: Entrance to the Elective Care Center (ECC)
12.30 Opening light lunch
13.20 Welcome and introduction, G. Poston (Liverpool, UK)
13.30 NICE Colorectal cancer guidance, G. Poston (Liverpool, UK)
14.30 Effective MDT - The lead cancer physicians perspective, S. Fenwick (Liverpool, UK)
15.30 Coffee break
15.45 Chemo and biological therapy, C. Ton (Liverpool, UK)
16.45 Visit to the MDT room
17.00 End of the first day
08.15 Joint multidisciplinary meeting for advanced colorectal cancer liver metastases, followed by joint MDT for primary liver cancers, Held by local doctors
11.00 Coffee break
Multidisciplinary Team Seminar
11.15 Imaging CRC liver mets (CT, MRI, PET), H. Wieshmann (Liverpool, UK)
12.15 Management strategies for synchronous presentation in Stage 4, G. Poston (Liverpool, UK)
13.00 Working lunch
13.30 Centralisation of liver cancer surgery and impact on MDT working, G. Poston (Liverpool, UK)
14.30 Defining resectability of colorectal liver metastases
H. Malik (Liverpool, UK)
15.30 Coffee break
15.45 Other novel treatment strategies in treating colorectal liver metastases (ablation, TACE and SIRT), S. Fenwick (Liverpool, UK)
16.45 Discussion, All
17.15 End of the second day
Case study session
08.30 Case study session (delegates to present own cases), All
11.00 Coffee break
Journal Club
11.15 Several recent relevant and controversial papers presented and discussed in detail, All
12.30 End of live educational course
Senior Programme Manager: Alessia Addessi
Programme Manager: Silvia Christofanelli
T +39 06 420413 591 - F +39 06 420413 677
[email protected], [email protected]
Medical Advisor: Cristina Raimondi
[email protected]
Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery
North Western Hepatobiliary Centre
Aintree University Hospitals Foundation Trust
Liverpool, UK
Stephen Fenwick
Aintree University Hospitals Foundation Trust
Liverpool, UK
Hassan Malik
Aintree University Hospitals Foundation Trust
Liverpool, UK
Graeme Poston
Aintree University Hospitals Foundation Trust
Liverpool, UK
Chan Ton
Aintree University Hospitals Foundation Trust
Liverpool, UK
Hulya Wieshmann
Aintree University Hospitals Foundation Trust
Liverpool, UK
