International Cancer Imaging Society

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2 International Cancer Imaging Society The Society was established in order to meet the important challenges of advancing imaging in the multidisciplinary management of cancer by promoting education in oncological imaging and stimulating research in the study of tumour behaviour. The Society aims to bring together radiologists, nuclear medicine and other specialists with an interest in oncological imaging for the exchange of ideas and to organise scientific meetings, multicentre research studies, and postgraduate courses within the field. For further information please visit the Society website: About the Course The tenth annual course of our Society will focus on the clinical role of new imaging techniques in patients with cancer that will aid clinical decision-making and improve outcomes. Special focus sessions will cover new approaches in breast cancer, head & neck cancer, thoracic, gynaecological, peritoneal and paediatric neoplasms. Structured reporting, and imaging for treatment and assessment of response will be discussed, with developments in diffusion and functional imaging highlighted. Keynote lectures will be delivered on the use of molecular targeted agents in neuroendocrine malignancy, and an update on lung cancer staging related to the revised TNM classification. A Film Interpretation Session with teams of recognised experts will offer insight into oncologic imaging and more There will be scientific sessions, dedicated to proffered papers, which will present research in the field of imaging in oncology. There will also be poster sessions and the best overall paper and poster will be awarded a prize. Workshops for smaller groups will focus on a variety of clinical topics. In addition, registrants will have the opportunity to gain practical skills at hands-on workshops dedicated to advanced prostate imaging, breast MRI and how to differentiate focal liver lesions. This course is designed for all radiologists, nuclear medicine physicians and other specialists interested in the diagnosis and management of oncology. The meeting will be held in Edinburgh, UK, allowing the ideal combination of education and social interaction. The conference venue will be the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh located in the heart of the city, close to the beautiful castle, within easy walking distance and close proximity to the attractions of the city centre. A welcome reception will be held at the close of lectures on Monday, with the course dinner held in the stunning Great Hall of the RCPE on Tuesday.

3 Short Overview Venue: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 9 Queen Street, Edinburgh. EH2 1JQ U.K. Date: Monday 4th Wednesday 6th October Focus on Sessions Gynaecological / peritoneal Paediatric New approaches in breast cancer Imaging for treatment and assessing response Head & neck neoplasms Structured reporting Thoracic Diffusion and functional imaging 10 Workshop sessions including Hands-on workshops: Intervention, spleen/biliary/pancreas, nuclear oncology, special focus topics, advanced prostate imaging, breast MR with focus on DW-MRI and DCE-MRI, differentiation of focal liver lesions 2 Keynote Lectures Use of molecular targeted agents for the diagnosis, staging and therapy of neuroendocrine malignancy Lung cancer staging update: the revised TNM classification Film Interpretation Session with two teams of experts Scientific Paper Sessions & Scientific Poster Exhibition A prize for the best oral presentation and best poster will be awarded at the Course Dinner on Tuesday evening. Call for papers / posters Submission of abstracts for scientific papers and posters are invited. Submission forms are available on the ICIS website: or by application to the ICIS Secretariat (Tel: +44 (0) ; Fax: +44 (0) ; icis@bir.org.uk) Submission deadline: 28th May 2010 Please submit your abstract (no more than 250 words) by to: icis@bir.org.uk Abstracts selected for presentation will be published in Cancer Imaging. Authors of selected abstracts will be notified after 30th June Accreditation Royal College of Radiologists and European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) accreditation has been applied for. A certificate of attendance will be issued to all participants.

4 Monday 4th October Welcome Liliane Ollivier Gynaecological / peritoneal Chair: Michael King Gynaecological masses: imaging and pathology [I] John Spencer CT / MR / PET in peritoneal malignancy Rodney Reznek Incidental pelvic lesions (ovary, uterus, nodes, vessels) in the oncology patient: Investigate, Richard Gore follow, ignore? [I] Coffee Paediatric Chair: David MacVicar Interventional radiology in paediatric oncology Derek Roebuck Malignant pulmonary and mediastinal tumours Beth McCarville in children: differential diagnoses Pitfalls in the diagnosis of paediatric tumours Kieran McHugh Hands-on workshop: HS1 Advanced prostate imaging interpretation guidelines Anwar Padhani Scientific Session 1 Chair: John Spencer Lunch New Approaches in Breast Cancer Chair: Liliane Ollivier New approaches to the management of early Ian Smith breast cancer The use of MRI in BIRADS-3 classified lesions Matthijs Oudkerk with mammography PET-CT in breast cancer Conor Collins Tea Workshop 1: Interventional Chair: Derek Roebuck Image-guided biopsy: how to do it? [I] Stefan Diederich Role of imaging in robotic surgery: imageguidance in minimally-invasive surgery Hans-Ulrich Kauczor Workshop 2: Spleen / biliary / pancreas Chair: Jay Heiken MR cholangiography with hepatobiliary contrast agents Andrea Giovagnoni Primary and secondary neoplasms of the spleen Isaac Francis Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours Andrea Rockall Hands-on workshop: HS Breast MR, with special focus on DW-MRI and Massimo Bellomi & DCE- MRI Giuseppe Petralia Welcome Reception [I] denotes interactive sessions

5 Tuesday 5th October Imaging for treatment and assessing response Chair: Rodney Reznek FDG-PET for evaluating tumour response: Clinical technique or research tool? Ken Miles Imaging for new radiotherapy techniques Heinz-Peter Schlemmer Imaging in clinical trials Dow-Mu Koh Coffee Keynote Lecture Chair: Vincent Chong Use of molecular targeted agents for the Rodney Hicks diagnosis, staging and therapy of neuroendocrine malignancy Head & Neck Neoplasms Chair: Sheila Rankin Update on perineural infiltration Vincent Chong Neoplasms of the parapharyngeal space Robert Hermans Diffusion-weighted MRI: applications in head & neck radiology Harriet Thoeny Hands-on workshop: HS3 Advanced prostate imaging interpretation guidelines Anwar Padhani Scientific Session 2 Chair: Isaac Francis Lunch Workshop 3: Nuclear Oncology Chair: Ken Miles The role of PET in evaluating skeletal metastases Gary Cook Molecular imaging in planning radionuclide Rodney Hicks therapy and radiotherapy Advances in radionuclide therapy Val Lewington Workshop 4: Special Focus Topics Chair: Alain Rahmouni Contrast safety in cancer patients: CIN Jay Heiken Primary bone tumours: radiohistological correlation Daniel Vanel Brachial plexus David MacVicar Hands-on workshop: HS4 Liver how to differentiate focal lesions Wolfgang Schima Tea Film Interpretation Session Moderator: Daniel Vanel Course Dinner Presentation of prizes for scientific presentations and posters

6 Wednesday 6th October Keynote Lecture Chair: Leslie Quint Lung cancer staging update: the revised TNM Stefan Diederich classification Structured reporting Chair: John Spencer What the clinician wants to see in the structured report Jelle Barentsz Staging cancer of the pancreas Giovanni Morana Rectal cancer Gina Brown Coffee Thoracic Chair: Conor Collins Multidisciplinary approach to thoracic tissue sampling Leslie Quint PET-CT in the mediastinum Sheila Rankin Diffusion and functional imaging in lung cancer Massimo Bellomi Hands-on workshop: HS5 Liver how to differentiate focal lesions Wolfgang Schima Lunch Diffusion & functional imaging Chair: Anwar Padhani Diffusion-weighted and diffusion tensor Thierry Huisman imaging of the brain, made easy Whole body diffusion MRI in lymphoma Alain Rahmouni Diffusion-weighted MR imaging for tumour Dow-Mu Koh response assessment: why, when and how? Hands-on workshop: HS Breast MR, with special focus on DW-MRI Massimo Bellomi & and DCE- MRI Giuseppe Petralia Tea and Close Front cover image (Castle and Fountain) Scottish Viewpoint

7 Registration and Information Registration Fees ICIS member per person Non-member per person (includes coffee/tea and lunch each day, plus Welcome Reception on Monday 4th October) 470 (includes coffee/tea and lunch each day, plus Welcome Reception on Monday 4th October) 515 Trainees/resident per person (includes coffee/tea and lunch each day, plus Welcome Reception on Monday 4th October) With supporting letter from Head of Dept 390 Scientific/Poster presenter (includes coffee/tea and lunch each day, plus Welcome Reception on Monday 4th October) 250 Course dinner per person At The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh 65 Partners lunch package per person (includes lunch each day, plus Welcome Reception on Monday 4th October) 90 Attendance on individual days may be booked on application to ICIS Secretariat How to register Online: Fax: + 44 (0) Post: Louise Rusha, ICIS Secretariat, BIR Conference Office, 36 Portland Place, London. W1B 1AT U.K. Please complete both sides of the registration, payment and workshop selection form and enclose with full payment. Full payment must be received by 10th September IMPORTANT INFORMATION Reservations will only be confirmed on receipt of the fully completed booking form and full payment. A confirmation letter and further details will be issued on receipt of full payment Reservations are subject to availability and will be confirmed within one week from receipt of completed booking form and full payment. Refunds (minus an administration charge of 60) will only be made if written notification is received by 10th September Thereafter no refunds will be made. Travel information: Edinburgh is easily accessible by air. The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and hotels are conveniently reached by taxi from the airport within 20 minutes. Edinburgh also has excellent rail links with the rest of the UK. See ICIS website for more information. Accommodation: Details of accommodation offering special rates for ICIS delegates are available on the ICIS website. All accommodation should be booked directly with your chosen hotel.

8 Workshop Selection Delegates are requested to choose their preferred workshops for each day; please indicate your first choice for each session. Three Hands-on workshop sessions (Prostate; Breast MRI; Liver) will each be repeated on two occasions. Each hands-on session will last 1.5 hours and is limited to 15 participants. Priority for booking these sessions will initially be given to ICIS members. Those wishing to attend a hands-on session should indicate a 2nd choice of workshop where appropriate in case the hands-on " session is fully booked. Monday 4th October ( ) HS1. Advanced prostate imaging interpretation guidelines Monday 4th October ( ) HS2. Breast MR, with special focus on DW-MRI and DCE-MRI Monday 4th October ( ) 1. Image-guided biopsy: how to do it? [Interactive] Role of imaging in robotic surgery: image-guidance in minimally-invasive surgery 2. MR cholangiography with hepatobiliary contrast agents Primary and secondary neoplasms of the spleen Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours Tuesday 5th October ( ) HS3. Advanced prostate imaging interpretation guidelines Tuesday 5th October ( ) HS4. Liver how to differentiate focal lesions Tuesday 5th October ( ) 3. The role of PET in evaluating skeletal metastases Molecular imaging in planning radionuclide therapy and radiotherapy Advances in radionuclide therapy 4. Contrast safety in cancer patients: CIN Primary bone tumours: radiohistological correlation Brachial plexus Wednesday 6th October ( ) HS5. Liver how to differentiate focal lesions Wednesday 6th October ( ) HS6. Breast MR, with special focus on DW-MRI and DCE-MRI Please tick this box if you do not wish to be contacted by post with other ICIS information and services, or other information related to cancer imaging. Please tick this box if you do wish to be contacted by with other ICIS information and services, or other information related to cancer imaging.

9 Registration and Payment How to register: Online: Fax: + 44 (0) Post: Louise Rusha, ICIS Secretariat, BIR Conference Office, 36 Portland Place, London. W1B 1AT U.K. Title Surname Job title Correspondence Address Forename Hospital / Institution / Company Country Postcode Daytime phone Fax ICIS member: 470 Non-member: 515 Trainee: 390 Course dinner: Indicate no. 65 Partners lunch package: Name: 90 ICIS membership 80 * TOTAL Please indicate any special dietary requirements: Payment options: Cheque/bank draft: (made payable to ICIS) * Credit card: Mastercard * Credit card: Visa card * Please note credit card charges will be passed to the cardholder Name (on card) Address I authorise you to debit my card VISA / MASTERCARD No. **** **** **** **** Start date **/** Expiry date **/** Security Code (last 3 digits on signature strip) *** Signature For the total amount Reservations will only be confirmed on receipt of fully completed booking form & full payment.

10 Faculty J. Barentsz (Nijmegen) B. McCarville (Memphis) M. Bellomi (Milan) K. McHugh (London) G. Brown (London) K. Miles (Brighton) V. Chong (Singapore) G. Morana (Treviso) C. Collins (Dublin) L. Ollivier (Paris) G. Cook (London) M. Oudkerk (Groningen) S. Diederich (Düsseldorf) A. Padhani (London) I. Francis (Ann Arbor) G. Petralia (Milan) A. Giovagnoni (Ancona) L. Quint (Ann Arbor) R. Gore (Chicago) A. Rahmouni (Paris) J. Heiken (St. Louis) S. Rankin (London) R. Hermans (Leuven) R. Reznek (London) R. Hicks (Melbourne) A. Rockall (London) T. Huisman (Baltimore) D. Roebuck (London) J. Husband (London) W. Schima (Vienna) H-U. Kauczor (Heidelberg) H-P. Schlemmer (Tuebingen) M. King (London) I. Smith (London) D-M. Koh (London) J. Spencer (Leeds) V. Lewington (London) H. Thoeny (Bern) D. MacVicar (London) D. Vanel (Bologna) 2010 Meeting Venue: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 9 Queen Street, Edinburgh. EH2 1JQ U.K. Future Courses: 11th Annual Course, October 2011 Denmark 12th Annual Course, October 2012 UK Acknowledgement: ICIS wish to thank the following companies who are supporting the 10th Society Meeting and Annual Teaching Course: Bayer Schering Pharma, Bracco, Guerbet, Nuada Specialist Imaging, Philips, Siemens. RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP or JOIN US NOW! Society Journal Cancer Imaging Membership includes: Free subscription to the ICIS online journal Cancer Imaging ( ed regular newsletters featuring high quality editorials from leading experts Discounts on registration for the annual teaching course Membership is open to all individuals with an interest in cancer imaging for only 80 a year. Just tick the box on the registration and payment form, and include the fee of 80 with your payment. You will be contacted by with details of how to access all articles online in Cancer Imaging. ICIS is a registered Company; registered in England & Wales. Registered No: Registered Office: 41 Waddington Way, London. SE19 3UB Registered as a Charity, No: