Industry Symposia at ECP 2022
Sunday, 4 September 2022 | 13:00 - 14:30 (CEST)
Is it time to rethink HER2-expressing breast cancer?
Room: Singapore (also available as live stream and on-demand)
Chair: Josef Rüschoff, Germany
Speakers: Josef Rüschoff | Annette Lebeau | William Jacot | Federico Rojo
Welcome and Introduction
Josef Rüschoff, Germany
What are the challenges in sorcing HER2 in breast cancer?
Annette Lebeau, Germany
Prevalence and characteristics of breast cancers expressing low levels of HER2
Josef Rüschoff, Germany
Recent developments in breast cancers expressing low levels of HER2
William Jacot, France
What does the future hold for HER2 testing in breast cancer?
Federico Rojo, Spain
Panel discussion and Q&A
Josef Rüschoff, Germany
Closing Remarks
Josef Rüschoff, Germany
Practical examples of precision medicine in cancer care
Room: Sydney
Chair: Eva Compérat | Paul Hofman
Speakers: Paul Hofman | Eva Compérat | Antonio Lopez-Beltran
Cancer management in the era of precision medicine
Paul Hofman, France
Putting it into practice: A patient presenting with lung cancer
Paul Hofman, France
Putting it into practice: A patient presenting with prostate cancer
Eva Compérat
Putting it into practice: A patient presenting with bladder cancer
Antonio Lopez-Beltran
Onco-Pathology Forum: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Biomarker Diagnostics and Care
Room: Montreal (also available on-demand)
Chair: Reinhard Büttner
Speakers: Reinhard Büttner | Markus Möhler | Thomas Zander | Alexander Quaas | Juan Palou Redorta | Aristotelis Bamias | Eva Compérat
Welcome and Introduction
Reinhard Büttner, Germany
Key Results of Immunotherapy Trials in Advanced Upper GI Tract Cancers:
What Pathologists Need to Know From GI Oncology for Personalized Medicine
Markus Möhler, Germany
Are We Ready to Move Into an Age of Biomarker-Driven Neoadjuvant Therapy in Advanced Upper GI Tract Cancers? What GI Oncologists Need to Know From a Pathology Report
Thomas Zander, Germany
The GI Pathologist Perspective: Diagnostic Biomarkers for Advanced Upper GI Tract Cancers
Alexander Quaas, Germany
Biomarker-Driven Therapies in Bladder Cancer: What Uro-oncologists Need to Know From a Pathology Report
Juan Palou Redorta, Spain
Biomarker-Driven Therapies Beyond Immuno-Oncology: What Oncologists Need to Know From a Pathology Report
Aristotelis Bamias, Greece
The Uropathologist Perspective: Diagnostic Biomarkers for Bladder Cancer
Eva Compérat, Austria
Audience Q&A to Follow Presentations
Reinhard Büttner, Germany
Exploration of actionable biomarkers in determining eligibility for immunotherapy
Room: Boston
Chair: Lukas Bubendorf
Speakers: Lukas Bubendorf | Arndt Hartmann | Paula Borralho Nunes
Welcome and introductions
Lukas Bubendorf, Switzerland
Keeping up with the evolving PD-L1 landscape
Arndt Hartmann, Germany
Panel discussion: New kids on the block - Recent PD-L1 indications and practical considerations for scoring
Faculty and Lukas Bubendorf, Switzerland
Q&A
Faculty
The increasing relevance of MSI/MMR testing in oncology
Paula Borralho Nunes, Portugal
Q&A
Faculty
Closing Remarks
Lukas Bubendorf, Switzerland
Rethinking KRAS: From emerging to actionable biomarker in NSCLC
Room: Delhi (also available on-demand)
Chair: Frédérique Penault-Llorca
Speakers: Frédérique Penault-Llorca | Alfredo Addeo | Johan Botling | Sven Perner
Welcome and introduction
Frédérique Penault-Llorca, France
KRAS therapy today: Approvals and pipeline developments for KRAS G12C
Alfredo Addeo, Switzerland
Actioning KRAS G12C in NSCLC: Who, when and how to test?
Frédérique Penault-Llorca, France
Targeting KRAS G12C: Clinicopathologic diversity, co-mutations and resistance
Johan Botling, Sweden
Overcoming diagnostic challenges: Panel discussion and Q&A
All incl. Sven Perner, Germany
Summary
Frédérique Penault-Llorca, France
Transformation for Next-Generation Digital Pathology
Room: Shanghai
Chair: Béla Molnár
Speakers: Katrien Grünberg | Yukako Yagi | Paulina Brönnimann
”Bits to bedside”: the Nijmegen experience in digital and computational pathology
Katrien Grünberg, The Netherlands
Whole Tissue Imaging & Whole Block Imaging Essentials
Yukako Yagi, USA
Next-generation tissue microarrays (ngTMA®): from scientific discoveries to clinical practice
Paulina Brönnimann, Switzerland
Sunday, 4 September 2022 | 19:30 - 20:30 (CEST)
Plasma Cell Enrichment in Multiple Myeloma Cytogenetic Testing: The Why, The How, and The When?
Room: Boston
Chair: Ramon Garcia Sanz | Dinesh Rao
Speakers: Ramon Garcia Sanz | Dinesh Rao
Welcome and Introductions
Ramon Garcia Sanz, Spain and Dinesh Rao, USA
Overview of Cytogenic Testing in Multiple Myeloma, Importance of PCE for Cytogenetic Testing, and PCE Techniques
Dinesh Rao, USA
Guideline Recommendations
Ramon Garcia Sanz, Spain
Clinical Practice Implementation and Case Studies
All Faculty
Summary and Q&A
All Faculty
A case of biomarkers: revealing fresh evidence for locally advanced unresectable or metastatic G/GEJ adenocarcinoma
Room: Osaka / Samarkand (also available as live stream and on-demand)
Chair: Josef Rüschoff
Speakers: Josef Rüschoff | Daniel Swinson | Matteo Fassan
Welcome and introductions
Josef Rüschoff, Germany
What do we know about locally advanced unresectable or metastatic G/GEJ adenocarcinoma?
Daniel Swinson, United Kingdom
The current evidence: Biomarker testing in locally advanced unresectable or metastatic G/GEJ adenocarcinoma
Josef Rüschoff, Germany
New clues for locally advanced unresectable or metastatic G/GEJ adenocarcinoma
Matteo Fassan, Italy
How can we collaborate to solve the mysteries of an evolving testing landscape?
All faculty
Q&A Session
All faculty
Symposium summary and close
Josef Rüschoff, Germany
Monday, 5 September 2022 | 07:15 - 08:15 (CEST)
New approaches to testing for homologous recombination deficiency
Room: Singapore
Chair: Albrecht Stenzinger
Speakers: Albrecht Stenzinger | Tracy Tucker
Welcome, introduction and housekeeping
Albrecht Stenzinger, Germany
Novel approaches to genomic instability testing in ovarian cancer patients
Albrecht Stenzinger, Germany
Implementing ctDNA testing in Prostate Cancer
Tracy Tucker, USA
Q&A and closing remarks
Albrecht Stenzinger, Germany
Digital Pathology and AI Transforming Clinical Practice
Room: Delhi
Chair: Juan Antonio Retamero
Speakers: Juan Antonio Retamero | Catarina Eloy | Gareth Byron
Welcome and Introduction to Digital Pathology
Juan Retamero, Spain
Pathologist account of Digital Pathology in practice, and real-world experience with Paige Prostate
Catarina Eloy, Portugal
Study Review: Dive into study design, results, and end-user feedback
Gareth Bryson, United Kingdom
Process optimization for a digital pathology workflow with artificial intelligence
Room: Shanghai
Chair: Martin Kristensson
Speakers: Martin Kristensson | Ralf Huss
Welcome and introduction
Martin Kristensson, Denmark
Experiences from digitizing the pathology lab of UK Augsburg
Ralf Huss, Germany
Overview of clinical offering
Martin Kristensson, Denmark
Q&A
Martin Kristensson, Denmark
Monday, 5 September 2022 | 13:00 - 14:30 (CEST)
Connecting Patients to Precision Oncology – the Key Role of NGS
Room: Singapore (also available as live stream and on-demand)
Chair: Lukas Bubendorf | Nicola Normanno
Speakers: Lukas Bubendorf | Paul Hofman | Lori Wirth | Noemi Reguart
Welcome and Introduction
Lukas Bubendorf, Switzerland and Nicola Normanno, Italy
Rapidly Evolving Biomarker Landscape – Tools to Keep Pace
Lukas Bubendorf, Switzerland
Improving cancer care with NGS biomarker testing
Paul Hofman, France
Panel Talk: Clinical Case Presentation and Discussion
All
Thyroid Clinical cases on RET/NTRK
Lori Wirth, USA
Lung Clinical cases on RET/NTRK
Noemi Reguart, Spain
Summary and close
Lukas Bubendorf, Switzerland
Optimizing DNA Mismatch Repair (MMR) Analysis in Solid Tumors for Clinical Impact
Room: Sydney (also available on-demand)
Chair: Steven Stratton
Speakers: Corrado D´Arrigo | Philippe Taniere | Shobhit Baijal
DNA Mismatch Repair Immunohistochemistry in Solid Tumours
Corrado D´Arrigo, United Kingdom
Molecular alternatives in MMR/MSI testing strategies
Philippe Taniere, United Kingdom
Clinical impact of MMR/MSI testing in solid tumours
Shobhit Baijal, United Kingdom
A Novel Approach to Targeting c-Met in NSCLC: Have Expectations Finally Been MET?
Room: Montreal
Chair: Ming Tsao
Speakers: Ming Tsao | Mary Beth Beasley | Shobhit Baijal
Welcome and Introductions
Ming Tsao, Canada
Overview of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) and the Role of C-MET Dysregulation
Ming Tsao, Canada
Testing Methods and Detection of MET Alterations in NSCLC
Mary Beth Beasley, USA
Treatment Approaches Targeting MET Alterations in NSCLC
Shobhit Baijal, United Kingdom
Case Review and Summary
All Faculty
Q&A
All Faculty
Genomic testing to guide treatment decisions in HR+, HER2- early breast cancer
Room: Boston (also available as live stream and on-demand)
Chair: Cecily Quinn
Speakers: Cecily Quinn | Vicente Peg
Introduction
Cecily Quinn, Ireland
What is new on Oncotype DX Breast Recurrence Score® testing?
Cecily Quinn, Ireland
Long-term prediction of clinical outcomes by the 21-gene test in HR+ HER2- breast cancer patients with residual disease
Vicente Peg, Spain
Q&A
Cecily Quinn, Ireland
The molecular era has reached gynaecological oncology: Impact on diagnosis and treatment
Room: Delhi (also available as live stream and on-demand)
Chair: Matteo Fassan
Speakers: Matteo Fassan | Thomas Mckee | Christian Kurzeder
Introduction and welcome
Matteo Fassan, Italy
Molecular testing in ovarian cancer: Current and future options
Thomas Mckee, Switzerland
Molecular testing in endometrial cancer: Evolving our practice
Matteo Fassan, Italy
From bench to bedside: Clinical implications of molecular testing in gynaecological oncology
Christian Kurzeder, Switzerland
Q&A
All, moderated by Matteo Fassan, Italy
Targeting FGFR alterations in cholangiocarcinoma: New perspectives for pathologists
Room: Shanghai (also available as live stream)
Chair: Aldo Scarpa
Speakers: Aldo Scarpa | Daniel Kazdal | Ana Vivancos
Welcome and introduction
Aldo Scarpa, Italy
Exploring the FGFR pathway in cholangiocarcinoma: Implications for pathologists
Aldo Scarpa, Italy
Advances in molecular profiling techniques for cholangiocarcinoma
Daniel Kazdal, Germany
Biopsy collection in cholangiocarcinoma: Current status and future perspectives
Ana Vivancos, Spain
Panel discussion and Q&A
All
Closing remarks
Aldo Scarpa, Italy
Monday, 5 September 2022 | 19:30 - 20:30 (CEST)
Molecular biomarkers in metastatic NSCLC: current and future perspectives
Room: Boston (also available as live stream)
Chair: Reinhard Büttner
Speakers: Reinhard Büttner | Sacha Rothschild | Umberto Malapelle
Welcome and introduction
Reinhard Büttner, Germany
Molecular testing in metastatic NSCLC: the here and now
Reinhard Büttner, Germany
Emerging biomarkers for metastatic NSCLC: the next generation
Sacha Rothschild, Switzerland
Real-world molecular testing: sharing best practice
Umberto Malapelle, Italy
Audience Q&A and closing remarks
Audience and Faculty
Tuesday, 6 September 2022 | 07:15 - 08:15 (CEST)
Comprehensive Molecular profiling - speed and simplicity in solid tumor and hemato malignancies clinical research
Room: Shanghai (also available on-demand)
Chair: Michael Hummel
Speakers: Gorka Alkorta-Aranburu | Jorge Lima | Monica Lopez-Guerra
Welcome & Introduction
Michael Hummel, Germany
The role of comprehensive genomic profiling in solid tumor biomarker testing
Gorka Alkorta-Aranburu, Spain
NGS molecular profile of paediatric brain tumours: results from 100 consecutive patients treated at Centro Hospitalar Universitário de São João
Jorge Lima, Portugal
The impact of NGS molecular profiling in myeloid malignancies
Monica Lopez-Guerra, Spain
Q&A
Michael Hummel, Germany
From genes to decisions: How to master the increasing data flood in comprehensive genomic profiling
Room: Osaka / Samarkand
Chair: Marc-Alexander Rauschendorf
Speakers: Claudia Vollbrecht | Carina Heydt
Introduction
Marc-Alexander Rauschendorf, Germany
Charité Comprehensive Cancer Center Molecular Tumorboard: Experience with MH Guide as an annotation tool for large gene panels
Claudia Vollbrecht, Germany
Application of MH Guide and its value in molecular pathology routine diagnostics.
Carina Heydt, Germany
Q&A
Marc-Alexander Rauschendorf, Germany
Tuesday, 6 September 2022 | 13:00 - 14:30 (CEST)
Optimising Comprehensive Genomic Profiling Pathways with Reflex Testing
Room: Singapore
Chair: Sanja Dacic
Speakers: John Gosney | Fernando Lopez Rios
Opening and introduction
Sanja Dacic, USA
NGS: the best tool for the job?
John Gosney, United Kingdom
The value and implementation of reflex testing
Fernando Lopez Rios, Spain
Examples of reflex NGS testing in different disease and clinical settings
Fernando Lopez Rios, Spain and John Gosney, United Kingdom
Audience Q&A and Close
Sanja Dacic, USA
Unlocking the future of digital pathology: open environment is the key!
Room: Sydney (also available on-demand)
Chair: Emilia Andersson
Speakers: Doug Clark | Erik Walk | Konstanty Korski | Michael Rivers
Welcome and introduction
Emilia Andersson, Sweden
Utilizing AI to accelerate clinical adoption of digital pathology
Doug Clark, USA
Enhancing Drug Development Success with AI Pathology
Erik Walk, USA
Modern Pathologist: How AI-driven revolution in medicine places pathologist in the centre of personalised healthcare
Konstanty Korski, Switzerland
The Digital Transformation of Pathology: Enabling digital pathology with a platform ecosystem
Michael Rivers, USA
Panel Discussion
All Speakers
Unlocking Precision Medicine with Genomics
Room: Montreal
Chair: Phillip Febbo
Speakers: Phillip Febbo | Erik Vassella | Victor Sementchenko
Welcome and introduction
Phillip Febbo, USA
Erik Vassella, Switzerland
Victor Sementchenko, USA
MET and KRAS: the rise of actionable biomarkers in NSCLC
Room: Boston (also available as live stream and on-demand)
Chair: Paul Hofman
Speakers: Paul Hofman | Rolf Stahel | Jackie Fenemore
Welcome and introduction
Paul Hofman, France
Rethinking pathology in the era of precision medicine: how to manage the growing set of targetable biomarkers
Paul Hofman, France
The changing landscape of healthcare policies in the era of personalized oncology
Rolf Stahel, Switzerland
Nurses, key partners in the transition to personalized medicine in oncology – Panel discussion
Jackie Fenemore, United Kingdom and Rolf Stahel, Switzerland and Paul Hofman, France
Q&A with the audience and Meeting closure
Paul Hofman, France
Rapid Precision Diagnostics Sharpening Treatment Decisions in NSCLC
Room: Delhi (also available as live stream and on-demand)
Chairs: Alison Finall
Speakers: Jesus Garcia-Foncillas | Alison Finall | Arndt Hartmann
Targeted therapy based on genomic analysis in NSCLC
Jesus Garcia-Foncillas, Spain
Integration of rapid PCR testing as an adjunct to NGS in diagnostic pathology services within the UK: Evidence from a case series of non-squamous, NS
Alison Finall, United Kingdom
Multicenter NSCLC comparison study using Idylla™ GeneFusion
Arndt Hartmann, Germany
Tuesday, 6 September 2022 | 19:30 - 20:30 (CEST)
AI-powered digital pathology platform: intro and practical use cases from translational research to diagnostics
Room: Osaka / Samarkand
Chair: Thomas Westerling-Bui
Speakers: Thomas Westerling-Bui | Anna Laury
Welcome and introduction
Thomas Westerling-Bui, Finland
Live demonstration of Aiforia’s cloud-based platform and how deep learning AI can bring precision to tasks like tumor grading, PD-L1 scoring
Thomas Westerling-Bui, Finland
Using the robust Aiforia platform to help predict ovarian tumor outcome, specifi cally in high-grade extrauterine serous carcinoma
Anna Laury, Finland
Q&A
Thomas Westerling-Bui, Finland