Track: Breast Cancer during Pregnancy

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. Ideal for oncologists, obstetricians, radiologists, and healthcare professionals involved in the care of pregnant patients with breast cancer, this session aims to enhance understanding and improve clinical practice in this challenging area.

Diagnostic Approaches and Challenges

Explore the methods for diagnosing breast cancer in pregnant patients, including the use of imaging techniques like ultrasound, MRI, and mammography. Discuss the challenges and modifications required to ensure both maternal and fetal safety.

Treatment Strategies and Timing

Delve into the treatment options available for pregnant patients, including surgery, chemotherapy, and hormone therapy. This sub-track will cover the timing of treatments, how to minimize risks, and the decision-making process for choosing appropriate therapies.

Multidisciplinary Care Coordination

Focus on the importance of a multidisciplinary approach involving oncologists, obstetricians, pediatricians, and other specialists. Discuss strategies for effective communication and coordination to manage the complexities of treating breast cancer during pregnancy.

Managing Side Effects and Complications

Address the management of side effects and potential complications that arise from cancer treatments during pregnancy. This sub-track will cover strategies for dealing with nausea, fatigue, and other symptoms while ensuring maternal and fetal well-being.

Impact on Pregnancy and Delivery

Examine how breast cancer and its treatments affect pregnancy progression and delivery. Discuss considerations for planning the timing and method of delivery, as well as managing labor and postpartum care.

Post-Treatment Considerations

Explore the post-treatment care for both the mother and the newborn, including breastfeeding challenges, long-term follow-up for the mother, and monitoring for any effects on the child.

Psychological and Emotional Support

Focus on the psychological and emotional aspects of dealing with breast cancer during pregnancy. Discuss strategies for providing support to patients and their families, addressing mental health concerns, and improving overall quality of life.

Long-Term Outcomes and Follow-Up

Review long-term outcomes for both the mother and child after treatment for breast cancer during pregnancy. This sub-track will cover follow-up care, monitoring for recurrence, and assessing the child's development.

Ethical and Legal Considerations

Discuss the ethical and legal issues related to treating breast cancer during pregnancy, including informed consent, balancing risks, and making decisions that align with the patient’s values and preferences.

Case Studies and Interactive Workshops

Present real-world case studies and engage participants in interactive workshops to apply knowledge and strategies in managing breast cancer during pregnancy. Provide opportunities for problem-solving and discussion based on clinical scenarios.

These sub-tracks will offer a comprehensive examination of the various aspects of managing breast cancer during pregnancy, providing participants with practical insights and strategies for optimizing patient care.

Who Should Attend?

The "Breast Cancer During Pregnancy" session is essential for oncologists, obstetricians, and radiologists involved in the care of pregnant patients with breast cancer. It will also benefit multidisciplinary healthcare teams, including nurses, genetic counselors, and mental health professionals, who play a role in managing the complex needs of these patients. Medical researchers and students interested in the intersection of oncology and obstetrics will find this session valuable for understanding the latest advancements and treatment strategies. Additionally, this session is ideal for healthcare providers seeking to improve their approach to patient care by gaining insights into effective coordination and patient support throughout the pregnancy and treatment process.

3rd International Conference on Cancer and Breast Cancer Therapy

Track: Breast Cancer during Pregnancy

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