In 2018, we are seeing still seeing patients diagnosed with mesothelioma. In fact, the numbers continue to remain steady. Asbestos was taken out of building products in 1983 and banned from most work sites in the late 70"s. If we've been efficient in eradicating asbestos, then why are we still experiencing disease. We still have end user exposures, asbestos in buildings and products imported containing asbestos. Exposure continues to occur today. The purpose of this presentation is to discuss the legal ramifications of 3rd wave or in-situte exposures. We will be addressing the complex legal causation issues that such cases throw up together with imported products.
Chair: TBC
Speaker: Jonathan Walsh, Principal Lawyer, Maurice Blackburn
This breakfast session is supported by COSA
Description: All members of the multidisciplinary team are encouraged to join us for this informative and interactive breakfast session. Cancer malnutrition is a significant issue for our patients with a substantial impact on quality of life and outcomes. Our speakers will discuss the latest research and strategies for multidisciplinary management of malnutrition.
Speaker: Prof Marian de van der Schueren, Prof Stephen Clarke, Jane Stewart
This breakfast session is supported by COSA
It is with great pleasure that we invite you all to this year’s Ipsen sponsored symposium – “N.E.T – Connecting the Last 110 Years” – from when Siegfried Orberndorfer first coined the term ‘karzinoide’ for what we now refer to as neuroendocrine tumours (NETs). This screening will take you back in time to 1907, on a journey through the last 110 years of NETs history, focusing on scientific discoveries, diagnostic advances and treatment developments, all of which have contributed to optimising patient care. At pivotal points of the film, our expert faculty will offer insight and opinion on the innovations and collaborations that have led to improvements in patient care over the past century.
Join us and take your seats to enjoy learning about how the past can help to shape the future.
Panel discussion at end
11:00am Haryana Dhillon – Introduction
Panel discussion
This session follows a highly successful format used at previous meetings. It is designed to provide a forum for discussion of the complex issues which arise in the care of patients with mesothelioma and colorectal cancer. The chairs will present a series of challenging clinical cases and engage members of the multidisciplinary panel in discussion. There will also be opportunities for members of the audience to contribute to the discussion.
Case 1: Early mesothelioma
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Case 2: Management of rectal cancer and concurrent liver mets
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Panel discussion at the end