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6th Annual BTOG Meeting 2008 Venue:  Clontarf Castle Hotel, Clontarf, Dublin 3, Republic of Ireland Wednesday 23rd to Friday 25th January 2008 Continuing Professional Development - Total 15 CPD Credits Awarded by the Royal College of Physicians, London Programme in collaboration with IASLC         All Ireland Lung                 Cancer Forum Irish Lung Cancer Nurses Group Wednesday 23rd January 2008 - The Great Hall 1 BTOG Symposium 3 CPD Credits awarded by the Royal College of Physicians 10:30 am  Registration & Refreshments - The Great Hall Foyer Session 1 Applying Technology to Patient Diagnosis, Prognosis and Treatment Chair: Mike Lind (UK) 11:00 am Transcriptomic profiling for diagnosis Joe Keane (IRL) 11:20 am ALMAC transcriptome wide RNA extraction from paraffin-embedded tissue Richard Kennedy (UK) 11:40 am Micro-inhibitory RNA in thoracic oncology John O麓Leary (IRL) 12:00 pm Epigenetics       John Field (UK)  Panel discussion 12:30 pm Soup and Sandwich Lunch - The Great Hall 2 Session 2 Concept of Tumour Vulnerability Chair: David Gilligan (UK) 1:00 pm Predictors of sensitivity to chemotherapy Mark Kris (USA) 1:20 pm Markers of radiosensitivity/resistance Craig Stevens (USA) 1:40 pm Microarray approaches to predictor identification Keith Kerr (UK) 2:00 pm  Imaging therapy interactions at the molecular level Tony Ng (UK) 2:20 pm Apoptosis as a pharmacodynamic endpoint Dean Fennell (UK) 2:40 pm  Registration - The Great Hall Foyer and Refreshments - The Great Hall 2 Wednesday 23rd January 2008 - The Great Hall 1 3:00 pm to 7:40 pm Sponsored Satellite Symposia Transport at 8:00 pm to Dinner Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Merck Sharp & Dohme 3.00 pm Is Chemotherapy Induced Nausea and Vomiting a Thing of the Past? Chair: David Ferry (UK)  Cisplatin coming or going?     Ken O'Byrne (IRL) ASCO guidelines on antiemetics 2006 revision Mark Kris (USA)  Case studies       David Dunlop (UK) 4:00 pm Close Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Roche 4:10 pm  Debate:  This House Believes There is Good Evidence to Select Patients with EGFR Inhibitors Chair: Ethan Lyn (UK) For: Simon Grumett (UK) Against: Gary Middleton (UK) 5:10 pm Close Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Lilly 5:30 pm The Evolution of Thoracic Cancers Chair: Peter Harper 5:30 pm Chairman's introduction 5:35 pm Achieving more in the treatment of malignant  pleural mesothelioma     Rolf Stahel (EUR) 6:00 pm Treatment of NSCLC:  new considerations Nick Thatcher (UK) 6:30 pm Close Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from sanofi-aventis 6:40 pm  Challenging Assumptions in Advanced NSCLC Chair: Marianne Nicolson 6:40 pm Introduction 6:45 pm Optimising chemotherapy for advanced NSCLC Mark Kris (USA) 7:10 pm Optimising the management of advanced NSCLC in  today's NHS       David Thomson (UK) 7:25 pm The UK experience in the management of advanced  NSCLC  Marianne Nicolson (UK) 7:35 pm Panel Discussion / Questions & Answers 7:40 pm Close 8:00 pm  Coach Transport to Dinner from Clontarf Castle Hotel The 16th Century Abbey Tavern is located in Howth and gives a real warm welcome, blazing turf fires, original stone walls, flagged floors and gas lights.  A 4 course Irish dinner finishing with Irish coffee will be served before a lively performance of music, song and Irish dance.  This evening is a must for anyone wanting to experience a traditional Irish night during their time in Dublin.  A small nominal charge of 拢20 or 30 euros applies. Thursday 24th January 2008 - The Great Hall 8:30 am to 9:00 am Satellite Meeting - From Clinical Evidence to Practice Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Pierre Fabre Chair: David Dunlop 8:30 am  Minimising haematological consequences of platinum doublets in advanced NSCLC Ulf Aaseb 0 (NwY) Navelbine Oral in trial and practice Mary O'Brien (UK) 9:00 am Close Thursday 24th January 2008 - The Great Hall 6th Annual British Thoracic Oncology Group Meeting 2008 6 CPD Credits Awarded by the Royal College of Physicians 9:10 am Opening of the BTOG Annual Meeting Issues in diagnostic evaluation and treatment of thoracic malignancies Ken O麓Byrne (IRL) Session 1 General Issues in UK Thoracic Oncology Chairs: Tim Eisen (UK) & David Dunlop (UK) 9:20 am  The National Lung Cancer Audit (LUCADA): patients, treatment and outcomes Mick Peake (UK) 9:35 am Gaps in NCRI programme 00Radiation oncology studies Ethan Lyn (UK) 00Surgical oncology studies     David Waller (UK) 9:55 am Lung cancer biobank: can we learn from Spain Noemi Reguart (EUR) 10:10 am What would make the ideal UK lung cancer trial? Cindy Billingham (UK) Panel discussion 10:45 am Refreshments and Exhibition - Viking Suite Posters - Great Hall Foyer & Mezzanine Levels 1, 2 & 3 Session 2 Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Overview Chairs: Penella Woll (UK) & Wilfred Eberhardt (EUR) 11:15 am EGFR targeted therapies overview Robert Pirker (EUR) 11:30 am EGFR mutations, FISH and IHC: prognostic and/or predictive factor? Thomas Lynch (USA) 11:45 am EGFR proteomics      David Carbone (USA) 12:00 pm  EGFR resistance mechanisms: clinical implications Pasi J盲nne (USA) 12:30 pm IGFR1 in NSCLC Luis Paz-Ares (EUR) 12:45 pm Panel discussion 1:00 pm Lunch and Exhibition - Viking Suite  Posters - Great Hall Foyer & Mezzanine Levels 1, 2 & 3 Session 3 Mesothelioma Chairs : Rolf Stahel (EUR) & Martin Muers (UK) 2:00 pm Nursing perspective in mesothelioma Liz Darlison (UK) 2:15 pm Biomarkers in mesothelioma    Harvey Pass (USA) 2:35 pm Is there a radical operation or is it debulking? John Edwards (UK) 2:55 pm Systemic therapy: where are we and where to go? Sjaak Burgers (EUR) 3:15 pm Discussion 3:45 pm  Refreshments and Exhibition - Viking Suite Posters - Great Hall Foyer & Mezzanine Levels 1, 2 & 3 4:00 pm  Workshops - Great Hall 1, 2 & Dalcassion  5:30 pm Close Workshop 1 - Great Hall 1 Systemic Therapy for Advanced Disease Chairs: David Ferry (UK) & Marianne Nicolson (UK) BTOG-2 update on trial recruitment and assessing  Hugh Jarrett (UK) the blocks in running a successful randomised trial in the UK and Ireland after enactment of the EU directive Can we use ERCC1 status to define which patients  Siow Ming Lee (UK) will benefit from non-platin based chemotherapy? Is thymidylate synthase inhibition a useful strategy David Ferry (UK) in advanced NSCLC? Workshop 2 - Great Hall 2 Nursing Issues Chairs: Maria Guerin (UK) & Liz Darlison (UK) 4:00 pm Welcome  Liz Darlison (UK) 4:05 pm The lived experience of patients with mesothelioma Nicki Hughes (UK) 4:25 pm NLCFN/Lilly Workshop Project 1 A retrospective audit:  does the lung cancer CNS Nicola Bell (UK) reduce unplanned hospital admissions? 4:40 pm NLCFN/Lilly Workshop Project 2 Key elements: the lung CNS role Gillian Walton (UK) 4:55 pm Pandora's update Alison Leary (UK) 5:15 pm Questions Workshop 3 - Dalcassion BMIG/NCRI Mesothelioma Sub Group/NCRI LORD Subgroup Surgical Trials in Mesothelioma and NSCLC Chairs: Tom Treasure (UK) & Harvey Pass (USA) 4:00 pm         MARS-2:  The next frontier - inclusion of radical Pleurectomy/Decortication? John Edwards (UK) 4:20 pm        MesoVATS: update and the future with MARS-2         Robert Rintoul (UK) 4:40 pm        Surgery vs Radiotherapy trial in high risk David Waller (UK) & stage I NSCLC Matthew Hatton (UK) 5:10 pm        Discussion, other trial ideas Feedback and outcomes from the Workshops will be collated by the Workshop Chairs and included in the post-meeting BTOG Newsletter. 7:00 pm Wine Reception - Clontarf Castle Reception and the Great Hall Foyer Posters - Great Hall Foyer & Mezzanine Levels 1, 2 & 3 8:00 pm BTOG Annual National Meeting Dinner Dance - The Great Hall including Special Achievement Award presentation Friday 25th January 2008 - The Great Hall 8:00 am to 9:00 am Satellite Meeting - Pfizer and Irish Cancer Society Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Pfizer Chairs: John McCormack (IRL) & Mick Peake (UK) 8:00 am Strategies for lung cancer chemoprevention Norma Cronin (IRL) 8:25 am The role of Champix in smoking cessation Ken O'Byrne (IRL) 9:00 am Close Friday 25th January 2008 - The Great Hall 6th Annual British Thoracic Oncology Group Meeting 2008 6 CPD Credits Awarded by the Royal College of Physicians Session 4 Symptom Control Chairs: Liam O麓Siorain (IRL) & Finbarr O麓Connell (IRL) 9:10 am Lung cancer cachexia - A difficult clinical problem Robert Milroy (UK) 9:25 am Recent advances in mechanism-based pain control  Sam Ahmedzai (UK) 9:40 am Erythropoietin in non-small cell lung cancer? Harry Raftopoulos (US) 10.00 am Nursing issues:  the wider picture Maria Guerin (UK) 10:15 am Management of cancer associated depression Anne-Marie O麓Dwyer (IRL) 10:30 am Discussion 10:45 am Refreshments and Exhibition - Viking Suite Posters - Great Hall Foyer & Mezzanine Levels 1, 2 & 3 Session 5 BTOG/BTS/AILCF Symposium Staging of Lung Cancer: Implications for Therapy Chairs: David Baldwin (UK)  & James Entwisle (UK) 11:15 am Non-small cell lung cancer Peter Goldstraw (UK) 11:45 am Small cell lung cancer Des Carney (IRL) 12:00 am Molecular Biological Staging 00MicroRNA Nico Van Zandwijk (EUR) 00Proteomics       David Carbone (USA) 12:30 pm Radiological Staging Fergus Gleeson (UK) 12:45 pm Panel discussion 1:00 pm Lunch and Exhibition - Viking Suite  Posters - Great Hall Foyer & Mezzanine Levels 1, 2 & 3 Session 6 Small Cell Lung Cancer Chairs: Eric Lim (UK) & Paul Lorigan (UK) 2:00 pm Outcomes for screen detected SCLC patients Claudia Henschke (USA) 2:15 pm Chemotherapy for SCLC: Where are we? Fiona Blackhall (UK) 2:30 pm Issues for radiotherapy Corinne Faivre-Finn (UK) 2:45 pm Targeted therapies       Vera Hirsh (CA) 3:00 pm Discussion 3:15 pm Refreshments and Exhibition - Viking Suite  Posters - Great Hall Foyer & Mezzanine Levels 1, 2 & 3 3:30 pm  Workshops - Great Hall 1, 2 & Dalcassion  5:00 pm Close Workshop 1 - Great Hall 1 BTOG/NCRI LORD Subgroup Chairs:   Matthew Hatton (UK) & Denis Talbot (UK) 3:30 pm Introduction       Matthew Hatton (UK) 3:35 pm Radiotherapy  Current trial proposals: IDEAL 3:40 pm     CHART - ED   Matthew Hatton (UK) 3:45 pm     NORCOR-1 3:50 pm Discussion and feedback from centres regarding Matthew Hatton (UK) recruitment for UK lung XRT research 4:15 pm Adjuvant studies:  background Denis Talbot (UK) 4:25 pm Current trial proposal:  aspirin Mike Poullis (UK) 4:35 pm Discussion:  considering the need for future meeting  Denis Talbot (UK) specifically to develop ideas/protocol in this area Workshop 2 - Great Hall 2 BTOG/NCRI (SCEPTRE* subgroup)/BTS/UK Respiratory Research Collaborative (* S moking CE ssation P revention s TR ategies and E arly diagnosis) Developing Collaborative Research Programmes and Infrastructure Chairs: Mick Peake (UK) & Robert Rintoul (UK) 3:30 pm    Introduction and background - the UK Respiratory Research Collaborative and other initiatives on earlier diagnosis Mick Peake (UK) 3:45 pm    Update on the UK screening trial 4:00 pm    The Lung-SEARCH trial                                                Robert Rintoul (UK) 4:10 pm    Ideas for a UK study on pulmonary nodules                 David Baldwin (UK) 4:25 pm    Open discussion - how to get 'quick wins' and sustainable capacity  Workshop 3 - Dalcassion NCRI CSG Translational Research Chair: John Field (UK) 3:30 pm E T study Siow Ming Lee (UK) 3:45 pm Study 12:  thalidomide trial in SCLC & Study 14: thalidomide in NSCLC Siow Ming Lee (UK) 4:00 pm Predictive epigenomics derived from circulating Plasma DNA in NSCLC   Peter Schmid (UK) 4:15 pm Scottish Erlotinib Lung Cancer Project (ScELP) 4:30 pm TRANSMATIC 4:45 pm UK Lung Cancer Consortium (UKLCC) - Proposal John Field (UK) Feedback and outcomes from the Workshops will be collated by the Workshop Chairs and included in the post-meeting BTOG Newsletter. 5:00 pm Close of the 6th Annual BTOG Meeting 2008

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