Dive into the complexities of organ-specific cancers with this comprehensive session, tailored to address the latest advancements and treatment strategies for malignancies affecting various organs. From lung and liver cancers to pancreatic and colorectal cancers, this session will provide a deep dive into cutting-edge research, innovative therapies, and emerging diagnostic tools. Expert-led discussions will cover targeted treatments, personalized medicine, and multidisciplinary approaches that address the unique challenges and nuances of each cancer type. Interactive case studies and panel discussions will offer valuable insights into real-world applications and future directions in the management of organ-specific cancers. This session is essential for oncology professionals, researchers, and healthcare providers seeking to enhance their understanding and approach to these diverse cancer types.

Sub-track:

· Lung Cancer

· Liver Cancer

· Pancreatic Cancer

· Colorectal Cancer

· Breast Cancer

· Prostate Cancer

· Gastrointestinal Cancers

· Brain Tumors

· Kidney Cancer

· Head and Neck Cancers

In the "Cancer Imaging Techniques" session, explore the forefront of diagnostic imaging methods essential for effective cancer detection and management. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of advanced imaging modalities, including Computed tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Positron Emission Tomography (PET), and ultrasound.

CT and MRI scans offer high-resolution images of internal structures, enabling detailed visualization of tumors, assessment of disease spread, and evaluation of treatment responses. PET scans, on the other hand, reveal the metabolic activity of cancer cells, providing insights into tumor behavior and identifying areas of active disease. Ultrasound plays a critical role in assessing tumor characteristics, guiding biopsies, and monitoring treatment progress with real-time imaging.

Sub-track:

·Advanced CT Imaging in Cancer Detection

·Innovations in MRI for Oncology

·PET Imaging and Metabolic Profiling

·Ultrasound in Cancer Management

·Hybrid Imaging Techniques

·Artificial Intelligence in Imaging

·Radiomics and Imaging Biomarkers

·Challenges and Future Directions in Imaging

Explore the diverse and evolving landscape of cancer treatment in this comprehensive session, designed to provide in-depth knowledge of various therapeutic approaches. This session will cover a wide range of treatment modalities, including surgical options, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and hormone therapy.

Learn about the latest advancements and innovations in each treatment type, with expert-led discussions on their applications, benefits, and limitations. Interactive case studies will illustrate how these treatments are applied in real-world scenarios, and panel discussions will offer insights into the integration of different therapies to develop personalized treatment plans.

Sub-track:

· Surgical Approaches in Breast Cancer

· Chemotherapy Regimens for Breast Cancer

· Advancements in Radiation Therapy

· Hormone Receptor-Positive Breast Cancer Treatments

· Targeted Therapy for HER2-Positive Breast Cancer

· Emerging Immunotherapies for Breast Cancer

· Personalized Medicine and Genetic Testing

· Supportive Care and Quality of Life

In this essential session, participants will receive a comprehensive introduction to breast cancer, focusing on its types, risk factors, and treatment options. The session will begin with an exploration of the different types of breast cancer, including ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC), and triple-negative breast cancer. Understanding these types is crucial for determining the most effective treatment strategies. Next, the session will delve into the risk factors associated with breast cancer, such as genetic predispositions, lifestyle choices, and environmental factors. Emphasis will be placed on the importance of early detection through screening methods like mammography, ultrasound, and MRI, which are vital for improving patient outcomes.

Sub-track:

· Types and Classifications of Breast Cancer

· Risk Factors and Epidemiology

· Screening and Diagnostic Techniques

· Breast Cancer Staging and Prognostic Indicators

· Treatment Modalities and Strategies

· Genetic and Molecular Profiling

· Advances in Personalized Medicine

· Survivorship, Quality of Life, and Supportive Care

· Global Disparities in Breast Cancer Care

· Future Directions in Breast Cancer Research

The "Stages of Breast Cancer" session will delve into the different stages of breast cancer, offering a comprehensive understanding of how the disease progresses. Breast cancer is classified into five main stages, from Stage 0 to Stage IV, each representing a different level of severity based on tumor size, lymph node involvement, and metastasis to other parts of the body. Understanding these stages is crucial for tailoring treatment strategies, as the stage of cancer significantly influences the choice of therapy, prognosis, and patient outcomes.

In this session, participants will explore the characteristics of each stage, including early-stage cancers, which are often highly treatable, and advanced stages, which require more aggressive and complex treatment approaches. The discussion will also cover the diagnostic techniques used to determine the stage of cancer, such as imaging tests and biopsies, and the importance of early detection in improving survival rates. Attendees will gain insights into the latest advancements in staging and treatment, including personalized therapies and multidisciplinary care approaches, empowering them to provide better care for patients at every stage of breast cancer.

Sub - Tracks:

Diagnosis and Staging Techniques
Treatment Approaches by Stage
Prognosis and Survival Rates by Stage
Impact of Early Detection on Staging
Challenges in Treating Advanced Stages
Patient Case Studies and Staging
Staging in Special Populations

In this session, participants will delve into the critical role that breast biopsies play in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. A breast biopsy involves the removal of a small sample of breast tissue for examination under a microscope to determine the presence of cancer cells. This session will cover the various biopsy techniques, including fine-needle aspiration (FNA), core needle biopsy, vacuum-assisted biopsy, and surgical biopsy, each with its specific indications based on the patient's clinical scenario. Fine-needle aspiration (FNA) is a less invasive procedure that uses a thin needle to extract fluid or cells from a suspicious area. Core needle biopsy involves a larger needle to remove a small cylinder of tissue, providing more comprehensive information about the tissue's structure. Vacuum-assisted biopsies use a suction device to collect multiple tissue samples, while surgical biopsies are typically reserved for cases where other methods are inconclusive. The session will highlight the importance of choosing the appropriate biopsy technique based on factors like tumor size, location, and patient health. Additionally, it will explore the advancements in image-guided biopsies using ultrasound, mammography, or MRI, which have significantly improved the accuracy of tissue sampling and diagnosis.

Sub-track:

· Fine-Needle Aspiration Biopsy

· Core Needle Biopsy

· Stereotactic Biopsy

· Ultrasound-Guided Core Needle Biopsy

· MRI-Guided Core Needle Biopsy

· Surgical Biopsy

· Sentinel Node Biopsy

Join us for the "Breast Cancer Radiology" session, where we will explore the critical role of radiology in the comprehensive management of breast cancer. This session will cover a range of advanced imaging techniques that are essential for the early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of breast cancer. We will delve into the nuances of mammography, ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and positron emission tomography (PET), each playing a unique role in breast cancer care. Mammography remains a primary tool for screening and detecting abnormalities such as tumors and microcalcifications. Ultrasound provides valuable real-time imaging to assist in biopsy procedures and evaluate the nature of lesions. MRI offers high-resolution images crucial for assessing tumor extent and planning surgical interventions, while PET scans help in evaluating the metabolic activity of cancer cells and identifying metastatic spread.

Sub-track:

· Mammography Techniques and Innovations

· Ultrasound in Breast Cancer Imaging

· Magnetic Resonance Imaging(MRI) in Breast Cancer

· Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Scans

· Image-Guided Biopsy Techniques

· Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Breast Imaging

· Challenges in Breast Cancer Imaging

· Emerging Technologies in Breast Cancer Imaging

· Breast Imaging for High-Risk Populations

· Case Studies and Interactive Workshops

The "Breast Cancer During Pregnancy" session will address the unique challenges and considerations involved in diagnosing and treating breast cancer in pregnant patients. This session will explore the complexities of managing breast cancer while balancing the needs of both mother and unborn child. Participants will gain insights into the diagnostic strategies used to identify breast cancer during pregnancy, including imaging techniques that minimize risk to the fetus. Key topics will include the timing and type of treatments that can be safely administered during pregnancy, such as surgery, chemotherapy, and hormone therapy. The session will also cover the multidisciplinary approach required to coordinate care between oncologists, obstetricians, and pediatric specialists to ensure optimal outcomes for both mother and baby. Interactive case studies and expert discussions will provide practical guidance on managing various stages of pregnancy alongside cancer treatment. Additionally, the session will address post-treatment considerations, including the impact on breastfeeding and long-term follow-up care.

Sub-track:

· Diagnostic Approaches and Challenges

· Treatment Strategies and Timing

· Multidisciplinary Care Coordination

· Managing Side Effects and Complications

· Impact on Pregnancy and Delivery

· Post-Treatment Considerations

· Psychological and Emotional Support

· Long-Term Outcomes and Follow-Up

· Ethical and Legal Considerations

· Case Studies and Interactive Workshops

The "COVID-19 Impact on Breast Cancer" session will examine the profound effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the management of breast cancer, highlighting the challenges and adaptations in care practices. The session will provide an overview of how the pandemic disrupted routine breast cancer screenings, leading to delays in diagnosis and a potential increase in advanced-stage cases. Participants will explore how treatment protocols have been adapted, including the shift towards virtual consultations, adjustments in chemotherapy regimens to reduce hospital visits, and modifications in surgical schedules to minimize exposure risks. The session will also address the psychological impact on patients, who have faced heightened anxiety and stress due to both their cancer diagnosis and the uncertainties of the pandemic.

Sub-track:

· Disruptions in Screening and Diagnosis

· Treatment Modifications

· Patient Care and Support

· Healthcare System Challenges

· Innovations and Adaptations

· Long-Term Impact and Recovery

· Case Studies and Practical Insights

The "Male Breast Cancer" session will provide an in-depth exploration of the unique aspects of breast cancer in men, including its diagnosis, treatment, and management. Although male breast cancer is rare compared to female breast cancer, it poses distinct challenges that require specialized approaches. Participants will learn about the epidemiology of male breast cancer, including risk factors such as genetic mutations (e.g., BRCA2) and hormonal influences. The session will cover common clinical presentations and the importance of early detection through tailored diagnostic techniques such as mammography and ultrasound. Treatment strategies will be a key focus, encompassing surgical options like mastectomy and sentinel node biopsy, as well as systemic therapies including chemotherapy, hormone therapy, and targeted treatments. The session will also address the role of radiation therapy in male breast cancer, with an emphasis on its effectiveness and considerations for male patients.

Sub-track:

· Epidemiology and Risk Factors

· Clinical Presentation

· Diagnostic Techniques

· Treatment Strategies

· Psychosocial and Supportive Care

· Research and Future Directions

· Case Studies and Practical Workshops

Tomosynthesis mammography, also known as 3D mammography, is an innovative imaging technology designed to enhance the detection and diagnosis of breast cancer. Utilizing low-dose X-rays and advanced computer algorithms, this technique creates detailed, layered images of breast tissue, providing a clearer view compared to traditional 2D mammograms. The ability to produce cross-sectional images significantly improves the visibility of abnormalities and reduces the likelihood of false positives, which can lead to unnecessary anxiety and follow-up procedures. One of the key advantages of tomosynthesis is its effectiveness in examining dense breast tissue, where traditional mammography might struggle to detect small tumors. By improving early detection, tomosynthesis enables more accurate diagnoses and can facilitate earlier and more effective treatment interventions. This session will cover the technological advancements behind tomosynthesis, its clinical benefits, and its integration into current breast cancer screening protocols. Attendees will gain insights into how tomosynthesis can be leveraged to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes, with interactive components to illustrate its practical applications in clinical settings.

Sub-track:

· Fundamentals of Tomosynthesis

· Clinical Benefits

· Applications in Dense Breast Tissue

· Radiation Dose Considerations

· Interpretation of Tomosynthesis Images

· Integration into Screening Programs

· Case Studies

· Technological Advancements

· Patient Experience and Outcomes

· Training and Professional Development

This session, "Breast Cancer - Treatments & Side Effects," provides a comprehensive examination of the various treatment modalities for breast cancer and their associated side effects. Attendees will gain insights into the latest advancements in treatment options, including surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, hormone therapy, and targeted therapies. Each treatment approach will be explored in detail, highlighting its effectiveness in managing breast cancer at different stages and subtypes.

Additionally, the session will address the common and less common side effects of these treatments, offering strategies for managing and mitigating these effects to improve patient quality of life. Expert speakers will share their experiences and research findings on the impact of treatment-related side effects and the importance of personalized care in mitigating these issues.

Sub-track:

· Surgical Approaches and Recovery

· Chemotherapy Management

· Radiation Therapy Effects

· Hormone Therapy Impacts

· Management of Peripheral Neuropathy

· Lymphedema Prevention and Care

· Musculoskeletal Symptoms

· Bone Health and Osteoporosis

· Cognitive Function and Memory Issues

· Menstrual and Reproductive Health

· Blood Clots and Thrombosis

· Psychosocial and Emotional Support

The "Therapies for Breast Cancer" session is designed to provide a thorough overview of the diverse range of treatments available for managing and combating breast cancer. This session will delve into the various therapeutic approaches used to address breast cancer, focusing on their mechanisms, effectiveness, and the latest advancements in treatment options. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how different therapies are employed based on the specific characteristics of the cancer, including its type, stage, and hormone receptor status. The session will cover established treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, as well as newer modalities like targeted therapies and immunotherapy. By exploring the evolution of these treatments and their impacts on patient outcomes, the session aims to enhance participants’ knowledge and ability to make informed decisions in clinical practice. This interactive and informative session will facilitate discussions on optimizing treatment strategies, managing side effects, and personalizing patient care, ensuring that healthcare professionals are well-equipped to provide the best possible outcomes for breast cancer patients.

Sub-track:

· Radiation Therapy

· Chemotherapy

· Hormone Therapy

· Targeted Therapy Drugscancer

· Immunotherapy

· Biological Therapy

Surgery is a critical component in the management of breast cancer, and the choice of procedure depends on various factors, including the cancer’s stage, type, and the patient's individual needs. This session will provide an in-depth exploration of the primary surgical options available for treating breast cancer.

Lumpectomy is a breast-conserving surgery where only the tumor and a small margin of surrounding tissue are removed, aiming to retain as much of the breast as possible. In contrast, mastectomy involves the removal of one or both breasts, with options ranging from total mastectomy to more targeted approaches, depending on the extent of the disease. Additionally, the session will cover sentinel node biopsy, a technique used to assess whether cancer has spread to the lymph nodes, and axillary lymph node dissection when further intervention is needed.

Sub-track:

· Lumpectomy

· Mastectomy Types

· Sentinel Node Biopsy

· Axillary Lymph Node Dissection

· Reconstructive Surgery

· Minimally Invasive Surgical Techniques

· Oncoplastic Surgery

· Surgical Decision-Making

Breast reconstruction is a vital component of breast cancer recovery, focused on restoring the breast's shape and appearance after mastectomy or lumpectomy. This procedure can be performed using implants or autologous tissue, where tissue is taken from the patient’s own body. The session will cover the two main types of reconstruction: immediate reconstruction, which is done concurrently with the mastectomy, and delayed reconstruction, which occurs after the initial treatment. Attendees will gain insights into how the choice of reconstruction method is influenced by factors such as individual patient preferences, treatment protocols, and overall health. We will explore the goals of breast reconstruction, including enhancing body image and boosting self-esteem, to provide patients with a renewed sense of completeness and confidence post-treatment. This session aims to offer comprehensive knowledge on the latest techniques and approaches in breast reconstruction, equipping healthcare professionals to better support their patients through this transformative phase of their cancer journey.

Sub-track:

· Implant-Based Reconstruction

· Autologous Tissue Reconstruction

· Immediate vs. Delayed Reconstruction

· Nipple-Areola Complex Reconstruction

· Oncoplastic Surgery

· Psychosocial Impact of Breast Reconstruction

· Advances in Breast Reconstruction Technology

· Complications and Management in Breast Reconstruction

· Patient Education and Decision-Making

· Pedicled Flap Surgery

· Plastic Surgery Techniques

· Cost and Access to Breast Reconstruction

The "Survivorship After Treatment" session will delve into the critical phase of life following the completion of active breast cancer treatment. This session is designed to address the multifaceted challenges that survivors face as they transition from treatment to recovery. It will explore the physical, emotional, and social dimensions of survivorship, focusing on managing long-term side effects like fatigue, lymphedema, and cognitive changes. Additionally, it will cover concerns about recurrence and the risk of second cancers. The session will emphasize the importance of regular follow-up care, lifestyle modifications, and support systems that enhance the quality of life. Attendees will learn about comprehensive care strategies that promote healing and resilience, equipping survivors with the tools and knowledge to navigate life after treatment with confidence and optimism. This session is crucial for anyone involved in the care and support of breast cancer survivors, providing valuable insights into sustaining health and well-being in the long term.

Sub-track:

· Managing Long-Term Physical Effects

· Psychological Well-being and Mental Health

· Nutrition and Exercise for Survivors

· Hormone Therapy and Its Aftermath

· Sexual Health and Intimacy Post-Treatment

· Fear of Recurrence and Surveillance

· Social Support and Community Resources

· Work-Life Balance and Career Transition

· Financial Planning and Insurance

· Family Dynamics and Caregiving

Breast cancer awareness and prevention are crucial components in the fight against this pervasive disease. This session will focus on the latest strategies for raising awareness and implementing effective prevention measures. We will explore the significance of early detection through regular screenings and self-exams, and discuss the role of educational campaigns in promoting these practices. The session will also delve into lifestyle factors, genetic predispositions, and emerging research that influence breast cancer risk. By highlighting advancements in preventive technologies and personalized medicine, we aim to empower participants with knowledge and tools to reduce breast cancer incidence and improve outcomes. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of current best practices, innovative approaches, and the importance of community engagement in driving breast cancer prevention efforts. This session is designed to provide actionable insights for healthcare professionals, patients, and advocates, fostering a proactive approach to combating breast cancer through awareness and prevention initiatives.

Sub-track:

· Breast Cancer Associations

· Breast Cancer Foundation

· Breast Cancer survivor

· Breast Cancer Societies

· Breast cancer funds

· Periodic breast examination

· Maintain a healthy weight

· Healthy diet

· Limited postmenopausal hormone therapy

· Control alcohol consumption

The session on "Gynecological Oncology" will delve into the complexities of cancers that affect the female reproductive system, including ovarian, cervical, uterine, and vulvar cancers. This session will explore the latest advancements in diagnostic techniques, treatment options, and preventive strategies. It will also address the challenges in managing these cancers, particularly in early detection and personalized care approaches. Attendees will gain insights into the integration of new therapies, such as immunotherapy and targeted treatments, and the role of minimally invasive surgery in improving patient outcomes. The session will highlight the importance of multidisciplinary care and patient-centered approaches in treating gynecologic cancers. This is an essential session for healthcare professionals dedicated to improving the care and survival rates of women facing these cancers.

Sub-track:

· Ovarian Cancer

· Cervical Cancer

· Endometrial Cancer

· Vulvar and Vaginal Cancers

· Genetic and Molecular Profiling in Gynecologic Cancers

· Fertility Preservation in Gynecologic Cancer

· Multidisciplinary Approaches to Treatment

· Survivorship and Quality of Life

· Palliative Care in Gynecological Oncology

· Clinical Trials and Emerging Therapies

Oncology nursing is a specialized field dedicated to providing comprehensive care to cancer patients throughout their treatment journey. Oncology nurses play a crucial role in administering complex therapies such as chemotherapy and immunotherapy, managing side effects, and closely monitoring patient progress. They are instrumental in educating patients and their families about treatment plans, potential side effects, and coping strategies. Additionally, oncology nurses offer emotional support, help patients navigate the healthcare system, and coordinate care with other healthcare professionals. Their expertise and compassionate approach are essential in improving patient outcomes, enhancing quality of life, and ensuring effective and personalized cancer care.

Sub-track:

· Pain Management in Oncology Nursing

· Palliative Care and Symptom Management

· Patient and Family Education

· Chemotherapy and Infusion Nursing

· Oncology Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice

· Psychosocial Support and Counseling

· Management of Oncologic Emergencies

· Pediatric Oncology Nursing

· Ethical Issues in Oncology Nursing

· Pharmacology and Medication Management

· Integrative Therapies in Oncology Nursing

Women's Health Issues and Policies encompass a broad range of topics critical to improving the well-being and care of women, particularly in the context of cancer and other health conditions. This session aims to address the multifaceted challenges and policies impacting women's health, focusing on the intersection of medical, social, and economic factors. Discussions will include the latest advancements in women's health research, policy changes affecting access to care, and strategies for addressing disparities in health outcomes. Participants will explore how current policies influence women's health services and advocate for improvements in healthcare access and quality. By engaging with experts and stakeholders, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how policies shape the healthcare landscape, learn about innovative approaches to addressing health issues, and contribute to shaping future directions in women's health. This session is designed for healthcare professionals, policy makers, researchers, and advocates committed to advancing women's health and addressing systemic challenges in healthcare delivery.

Sub-track:

· Healthcare Access and Equity

· Reproductive Health Policies

· Breast Cancer Screening and Prevention Policies

· Mental Health and Women's Well-being

· Impact of Policy Changes on Women's Health Outcomes

· Sexual Health Education and Advocacy

· Women's Health and Economic Barriers

· Legislative Advocacy for Women's Health

· Impact of Health Insurance Policies on Women

· Chronic Disease Management and Women's Health

In this session, "Latest Innovations in Oncology," we will explore the most recent advancements and transformative technologies shaping the future of cancer care. The field of oncology is experiencing rapid progress, with new breakthroughs in treatment methodologies and diagnostic tools that are enhancing patient outcomes. Key topics will include the latest developments in precision medicine, such as novel targeted therapies and personalized treatment strategies tailored to individual genetic profiles. We will also examine cutting-edge research in immunotherapy, which harnesses the body's immune system to fight cancer more effectively. Innovations in diagnostic imaging, including advanced imaging techniques and the integration of artificial intelligence, will be discussed for their role in improving early detection and monitoring. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how these advancements are revolutionizing cancer treatment and care, offering a glimpse into the future of oncology.

Sub-track:

· Precision Medicine and Genomics

· Immunotherapy Breakthroughs

· Targeted Therapies

· Advances in Early Detection and Diagnostics

· Novel Drug Delivery Systems

· Artificial Intelligence in Oncology

· Clinical Trials and Emerging Therapies

· Cancer Vaccines and Prevention Strategies

This session "Case Report" will focus on detailed case studies that offer insights into unusual, complex, or particularly instructive scenarios in breast cancer care. Attendees will gain valuable perspectives on the practical challenges and successes experienced in the management of breast cancer, including innovative approaches, patient responses to treatments, and multidisciplinary care strategies. Through these case reports, participants will have the opportunity to explore diverse clinical experiences, enhance their diagnostic and treatment skills, and discuss best practices with experts in the field. This interactive session aims to foster a deeper understanding of patient care, promote critical thinking, and encourage the exchange of knowledge among oncology professionals.

Sub-track:

· Rare Breast Cancer Types and Variants

· Complex Diagnostic Challenges

· Innovative and Experimental Treatments

· Multidisciplinary Management Approaches

· Personalized and Targeted Therapies

· Patient-Centered Care and Quality of Life

· Long-Term Follow-Up and Survivorship

· Ethical Considerations and Decision-Making

· Impact of Socioeconomic Factors

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1Organ-specific cancer

2Cancer Imaging Techniques

3Types of Cancer Treatment

4Breast Cancer -Overview

5Stages of Breast Cancer

6Breast Biopsies

7Breast Cancer Radiology

8Breast Cancer during Pregnancy

9COVID-19 Impact on Breast Cancer

10Male Breast cancer

11Tomosynthesis Mammography

12Breast Cancer -Treatments & Side Effects

13Therapies for Breast Cancer

14Surgery Choices for Breast Cancer

15Breast Reconstruction

16Survivorship After Treatment

17Breast Cancer Awareness and Prevention

18Gynecological Oncology

19Oncology Nursing

20Women's Health Issues and Policies

21Latest elevations in Oncology

22Case Report

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