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1 THE BREAST COURSE 2010 SUNDAY AM 21 FEBRUARY 2010 SESSION 1 BREAST INTERVENTIONS (LIVE CASES) Moderator: R. Kuske 8:00 AM Introduction to The Breast Course R. Kuske Interdisciplinary Breast Care Management 8:15 AM Fundamentals of breast stereotactic biopsies N. Duchesne 8:25 AM Case #1 Imaging presentation R. Wilson 8:30 AM Case #1 Stereotactic breast biopsy N. Duchesne 8:50 AM Case #2 Presentation R. Kuske 8:55 AM Case #2 Interstitial brachytherapy (TO BE CONFIRMED) C. Quiet 9:15 AM Fundamentals of brachytherapy (TO BE CONFIRMED) R. Kuske 9:45 AM Refreshments 10:15 AM Fundamentals of breast ultrasound biopsies N. Duchesne 10:25 AM Case #3 / 4 - Imaging presentation R. Wilson 10:30 AM Case #3 - U/S guided breast biopsy N. Duchesne 10:50 AM Case #2 Interstitial brachytherapy (TO BE CONFIRMED) C. Quiet 11:10 AM Case #4 U/S guided breast biopsy N. Duchesne 11:30 AM Fundamentals of breast MRI biopsies N. Duchesne 11:40 AM Case #5 Imaging presentation R. Wilson 11:45 AM Case #5 MRI-guided breast biopsy N. Duchesne 12:00 PM Lunch period
2 SUNDAY PM 21 FEBRUARY 2010 SESSION 1I PRACTICUM 1:00 PM Practicum guidelines R. Wilson 1:30 PM Group A: Image-guided procedures: stereo-, U/S-, and MRI-guided biopsies; balloon and interstitial brachytherapy Groups B, C, D: Expert-reviewed case studies w/ electronic voting: pathology; mammography; ultrasound MRI workshop: principles, CAD, cases 3:30 PM Refreshments SESSION III SCREENING, ASSESSING AND MANAGING HIGH RISK PATIENTS Moderator: D. Armstrong 4:00 AM Increased risk: who, how to assess and management options? D. Armstrong 4:30 AM The role of imaging C. Kuhl 5:00 AM Chemoprevention D. Armstrong 5:30 PM Faculty s Cases Panel 6:00 PM Debate: At high risk, or not? - Pro/Con: D. Armstrong/M. Lagios
3 MONDAY 22 FEBRUARY 2010 EARLY MORNING SESSION 7:00 AM Surgical options for the management of breast cancer M. Silverstein 7:50AM Refreshments SESSION IV BENIGN, BORDERLINE AND HIGH RISK PATHOLOGY Moderator: N. Wadden 8:00 AM Benign breast problems (microcalcifications, nipple discharge, cysts, FA) N. Wadden 8:30 AM Mammographic presentation of high-risk lesions N. Wadden 9:00 AM Sonographic presentation of high-risk lesions T. Stavros 9:30 AM MRI presentation of high-risk lesions C. Kuhl 10:00 AM Refreshments 10:30 AM Rad/path management of high-risk lesions N. Duchesne/M. Lagios 11:00 AM Faculty s cases Panel 12:00 PM Lunch period Debate Pre-operative MRI Pro/Con: TBA
4 MONDAY PM 22 FEBRUARY 2010 SESSION V PRACTICUM 1:00 PM Group B: Image-guided procedures: stereo-, U/S-, and MRI-guided biopsies; balloon and interstitial brachytherapy Groups A, C, D: Expert-reviewed case studies w/ electronic voting: advanced pathology, high-risk and pre-operative MR, interdisciplinary tumor board MRI workshop: principles, CAD, cases 3:00 PM Refreshments SESSION VI TECHNIQUE Moderator: T. Stavros 3:30 AM Ultrasound technique T. Stavros 4:00 AM 4:30 PM Participant s Cases Panel 5:30 PM Refreshments
5 TUESDAY AM 23 FEBRUARY 2010 EARLY MORNING SESSION 7:00 AM Optimize your screening program N. Wadden 7:50AM Refreshments SESSION VII DCIS Moderator: C. Kuhl 8:00 AM DCIS on MRI C. Kuhl 8:30 AM DCIS on sonography T. Stavros 9:00 AM DCIS pathology M. Lagios 9:30 AM DCIS on mammography N. Wadden 10:00 AM Refreshments 10:30 AM Interdisciplinary approach to DCIS and small invasive breast cancer N. Duchesne/M. Lagios M. Silverstein/R. Kuske/D. Armstrong 11:00 AM Faculty s cases Panel 12:00 PM Lunch period Debate Radiotherapy in DCIS Part III Pro: R. Kuske/Con: M. Lagios
6 TUESDAY PM 23 FEBRUARY 2010 SESSION VIII PRACTICUM 1:00 PM Group C: Image-guided procedures: stereo-, U/S-, and MRI-guided biopsies; balloon and interstitial brachytherapy Groups A, B, D: Novel modalities: genetic screening (D. Armstrong); breast tomosynthesis (N. Waddden); elastography (T. Stavros) MRI workshop: principles, CAD, cases 3:00 PM Refreshments
7 WEDNESDAY 24 FEBRUARY 2010 EARLY MORNING SESSION 7:00 AM Lymph node imaging and intervention R. Wilson 7:30 AM Lymph node pathological assessment M. Lagios 7:50AM Refreshments SESSION IX TREATMENT Moderator: M. Silverstein 8:00 AM Surgical management of the axilla M. Silverstein 8:30 AM Pathological prognostic factors M. Lagios 9:00 AM Neoadjuvant therapy update D. Armstrong 9:30 AM Adjuvant therapy update D. Armstrong 10:00 AM Refreshments SESSION X LIVE CASE DISCUSSIONS Moderator: N. Duchesne 10:30 AM Return to Live Cases Panel 12:00 PM Departure
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