ICRCC 2014: Colon- and Rectal Cancer, Ulm 1 file- Stiftung Lebensblicke e.V - Netzwerk gegen Darmkrebs e.V. Preliminary ... Marc Reymond, Herne Is a controlled randomised trial the

Preliminary program: date July 16th, 2014

1 ICRCC 2014: Colon- and Rectal Cancer, Ulm



Colon- and Rectal Cancer

October 9-11th, 2014

University Hospital of Ulm (Department of General and Visceral Surgery)

Honorary-President 2014:

Torbjörn Holm, Stockholm / S

President:

Marko Kornmann, Ulm / GER

Organizing Committee:

Doris Henne-Bruns, Ulm / GER

Marko Kornmann, Ulm / GER

Andrea Formentini, Ulm / GER

Karl-Heinrich Link, Wiesbaden / GER

Advisory Board:

Surgery: Markus Büchler, Heidelberg / GER Marcello Deraco, Milan / Italy Torbjörn Holm, Stockholm / S Zhen-Ling Ji, Nanjing / RC Christoph A. Maurer, Bern / CH Takeo Mori, Tokyo / J

Gastroenterology, Oncology: Koizumi, Tokyo / J Thomas Seufferlein, Ulm / GER Masamichi Yasumo, Tokyo / J

Pathology: Peter Möller, Ulm / GER Toshiyuki Ishiwata, Tokyo / J

Radiology: Meinrad Beer, Ulm / GER Regina Beets-Tan, Maastricht / NL

Radiotherapy: Rainer Fietkau, Erlangen / GER Thomas Wiegel, Ulm / GER



Under the auspices of:

- DGCH Deutsche Gesellschaft für Chirurgie

- DGAV Deutsche Gesellschaft für Allgemein- und Viszeralchirurgie

- Krebsverband Baden-Württemberg e.V.

- AIO – Arbeitsgemeinschaft Internistische Onkologie

- CAO-V Chirurgische Arbeitsgemeinschaft Onkologie der DGAV

- Addz – Arbeitsgemeinschaft deutscher Darmzentren

- CCCU Comprehensive Cancer Center Ulm

- Darmzentrum Ulm

In cooperation with:

- Deutsche ILCO

- Stiftung Lebensblicke e.V

- Netzwerk gegen Darmkrebs e.V.



Scientific program - preliminary

Thursday, October 9th, 2014

Welcome Marko Kornmann 13.30 h

Opening Karl-Heinrich Link, Wiesbaden / GER

President of the ICRCC

Session 1: Anatomy and Pathology,

Lessons for Surgeons and Gastroenterologists 13.45-15.15 h

Chairmen: Takeo Mori, Tokyo / J - Meinrad Beer, Ulm / GER

Surgical anatomy of the lower rectum. What do we know?

Sigmar Stelzner, Dresden / GER

Risk classification of polyps and cancer – Impact of pathology to determine the

prognosis

NN

Definition of lymph node and tumor satellite – does it make a difference?

Thomas Barth, Ulm / GER

Autonomic nerves are seven times at risk. Anatomy of the pelvis revisited.

Klaas Havenga, Groningen / NL

Coffee break: 15.15-15.30 h

Session 2: Recent Advances in imaging 15.30-16.10

Chairmen: Lu Yin, Shanghai / RC - Reiner Kunz, Berlin / GER

What can we expect from endosonography for rectal cancer staging in the future?

Marco Sailer, Hamburg / GER

What can we expect from modern MRI for colorectal cancer staging in the future?

Meinrad Beer, Ulm/ GER

Coffee break: 16.10-16.30 h




Thursday, October 9th, 2014

Session 3: Surgery of colon cancer 16.30-18.00 h

Chairmen: Zhen-Ling Ji, Nanjing / CHINA - Peter Möller, Ulm / GER

Outcome after colon cancer surgery in Japan – Update on the Japanese techniques

Takeo Mori, Tokyo / J

Laparoscopic right hemicolectomy in CME technique – Evidence of benefit?

(including video)

Stefan Rolf Benz, Böblingen / GER

Standards of colon cancer resections in China (video?)

Lu Yin, Shanghai / RC

Outcome after colon resection – do old patients benefit most from laparoscopic surgery Pawel Mroczkowski, Hans Lippert, Magdeburg / GER

Welcome Mixer: 18.00-19.00 h

Poster Presentation to all topics 18.15-19.00 h

Chairmen group 1: NN/ NN







Friday, October 10th, 2014

Session 4: Selected topics 08.00-09.00 h

Chairmen: NN / NN

Experience of introduction of laparoscopic technology in colorectal cancer

Vyacheslav Zemlyanoy, Saint-Petersburg / Russia

TEM – ESD: A new approach for large rectal adenomas Jörg Baral, Karlsruhe IntraPeritoneale DruckAerosolCehmotherapie (PIPAC) mit Oxaliplatin beim kolorektalen Karzinom mit fortgeschrittener Peritonealkarzinose Marc Reymond, Herne Is a controlled randomised trial the non-plus-ultra design? A contribution to discussion on comparative, controlled, non-randomised trials Wilhelm Gaus, Ulm

Session 5: Screening and local treatment of colon- and

rectal cancer: Local Excision 09.00-10.45 h

Chairmen: Klaas Havenga, Groningen / NL – Marco Sailer, Hamburg / GER

Screening of colon cancer: Updated results from Japan

Soichi Tanaka, Tokyo / J

Effects of screening colonoscopy – New data from the health care system in Germany

Leopold Ludwig, Ulm / GER

Endoscopic polypectomy: Are there any limits?

Koichi Koizumi, Tokyo / J

Treatment of complications after colonoscopy: Do we always need surgery?

Martin Wager, Ulm / GER

Coffee Break: 10.45-11.15

Key note lecture: Surgery of rectal cancer 11.15-12.00 h

Chairmen: Marko Kornmann, Ulm

Extra-levator abdominoperineal excision: short and long term outcome

(video included)

Torbjörn Holm, Stockholm / S



Lunch break: 12.00-12.45

Session 6 Treatment options and liver resection in stage IV disease 12.45-14.00 h

Chairmen: Torbjörn Holm, Stockholm / S – Michael Ghadimi, Göttingen / GER

Laparoscopic liver resection – Are there any limits (including short video)

Giulio Belli, Neapel / I

Preoperative chemotherapy for liver metastases: Is prediction of response possible

Masamichi Yasuno, Tokyo / J

Liver surgery in China – Is the laparoscopic approach standard?

Zhen-Ling Ji, Nanjing / RC

Remove the primary and then start chemotherapy for liver metastases

Moritz Koch, Jürgen Weitz, Dresden / GER

Short Coffee break: 14.00-14.15

Session 7: Multimodal concepts and treatment individualization I 14.15- 15.30 h

Chairmen: Koichi Koizumi, Tokyo / J – Karl Heinrich Link, Wiesbaden / GER

Impact of molecular markers on the choice of palliative treatment

Thomas Seufferlein, Ulm / GER

Intensified neoadjuvant treatment in rectal cancer including molecular biomarkers –

Where do we stand?

Michael Ghadimi, Göttingen / GER

Chemotherapy for high risk colon cancer patients: Update of recommendation

Masamichi Yasuno, Tokyo / J

Short Coffee break: 15.30-15.45

Key note lecture: Staging of rectal cancer using MRI: Where do we stand? 15.45-16.30 h

Chairman: Thomas Seufferlein, Ulm / GER

Staging and restaging of rectal cancer using MRI: Where do we stand?

Regina Beets-Tan, Maastricht / NL

ICRCC-Meeting 16.30-18.00

ICRCC-Club Meeting: Meeting of the ICRCC- members with elections

Election of best presentation for ICRCC-Award.




Saturday, October 11th, 2014

Session 8: How I do it 09.00-10.45 h

Chairmen: Christoph A. Maurer, Bern / CH – Ludger Staib, Esslingen / GER

Resection of lung metastases – indications and minimal-invasive approach

Johannes Merk, Ulm / GER

Reconstruction after rectal cancer resection – how I do it

Christoph A. Maurer, Bern/ CH

Management of metastaszied disease – When to start chemotherapy.

Volker Heinemann, München (tentative)

Extended resection in primary and recurrent rectal cancer – How far should we go?

Hans-Rudolf Raab, Oldenburg / GER

Coffee Break: 10.45 – 11.00 Uhr

Session 9: Neoadjuvant therapy of rectal cancer –

Debate of pro and cons 11.00 – 12.15 h

Chairmen: Hans-Rudolf Raab, Oldenburg / GER – Thomas Wiegel, Ulm / GER

Do we irradiate too much in rectal cancer? 30 min

Markus Büchler, Heidelberg / GER

Do we operate too much in rectal cancer? 30 min

Rainer Fietkau, Erlangen / GER

Debate / open panel (M. Büchler, R. Fietkau, T. Mori, H. Raab, Th. Wiegel) 15 min

Key note lecture 12.15--13.00 h

Chairmen: D. Henne-Bruns, Ulm / GER

Peritoneal carcinosis – who needs HIPEC treatment?

Marcello Deraco, Milan / I

ICRCC-Award for best poster and Closing remarks

Award Jury and Marko Kornmann (President) 13.00 h

Farewell Coffee/Lunch: 13.00 h



Announcement of Workshops and seminars at the ICRCC 2014

Workshop: News in surgical techniques

Techniques, Demonstrations, Videos, Do-it-yourself

Industrial sponsored workshop, language: English and German

all courses have limited participation, separate registration necessary!

Preliminary - announcement:

Time and date of the surgical workshops are not fixed yet and can be changed!

Course I: Friday, October 10th, 2014: 08.15-09.00 h

Covidien (tentative)

Young surgeons corner: hands-on-Workshop,

performing a colon anastomosis by hand suture and machine suture

Practical course for young surgeons using animal bowel.

limited to 14 participants

Course II: Friday, October 10th, 2014: 10.45-11.15

Technomedics

The Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemoperfusion

Demonstration of special devices for HIPEC , tips and tricks

Course III: Friday, October 10th, 2014: 12.00-12.45:

Richard Wolf

Integration of modern technology in the operating room

Demonstration of media linking in the OR.

limited to 8 participants

Course IV: Friday, October 10th, 2014: 12.00-12.45:

BBraun – Aesculap AG

How to close the abdomen: Small bites

Demonstration of techniques

Course V: Friday, October 10th, 2014: 14.00-15.00 h

Covidien (tentative)

Advanced surgeons corner: hands-on-Workshop,

energy based devices in the future

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Workshop (Sprache nur Deutsch)

Psychoonkologie „Das Erstgespräch und die weitere Begleitung“

Topic:

- Das strukturierte Erstgespräch in 5 Schritten

- Beschwerden des Patienten – Empathie mit Maß und Ziel

- Die Belastung von Patient und Therapeut

- Bewältigungsstrategien

Das Gespräch spielt eine entscheidende Rolle in der Begleitung Krebskranker – in allen Phasen der

Erkrankung. Gegenstand dieser Gespräche sind die Belastungen des Patienten und dessen ganz

persönliche Art, mit diesen umzugehen. Wie schafft ich als behandelnder Kliniker/Therapeut die

Basis für eine vertrauensvolle, hilfreiche Beziehung – und einem hierdurch gekennzeichneten

begleitenden Dialog?

Im ersten Teil des Workshops soll ein stark strukturiertes Modell für solch ein Gespräch vorgestellt

werden, zusammen mit einem kurzen Ausflug in die Logik der Gefühle, Betrachtungen über den

Begriff der Empathie, wie auch der typischen Bewältigungsstrategien, die wir bei unseren Patienten

beobachten können. Nach der Pause werde konkrete Beispiele vorgestellt - auch aus der Arbeit der

Teilnehmer - mit Gelegenheit zur Diskussion.

Freitag, 10. Oktober 2014: 13.00 – 17.00 h mit Pausen

Leitung des Workshops: Dr. med. Peter Weyland, Biberach

Vom Kongress gesonderte Anmeldung ist erforderlich.

Für Interessenten am Psychoonkologischen Workshop, die nicht am Kongress teilnehmen wollen,

wird eine Workshop-Teilnahmegebühr in Höhe von € 70,-- erhoben.

Bei regulärer Anmeldung zur Kongressteilnahme entfällt diese Gebühr.

Der Workshop richtet sich v.a. an Mitarbeiter in Akutkliniken und in psychoonkologischen

Einrichtungen. Für Studierende nicht geeignet.

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Samstag, 13.30-14.30 h

Patiententag: „Darmkrebs – Wie kann man vorbeugen?“

Seminarraum

Wein und Gesundheit

Prof. Dr. med. Ludger Staib, Chirurgische Klinik Esslingen

Sport und Krebs

Prof. Dr. med. Jürgen Steinacker, Universitätsklinikum Ulm

Einfluss des Körpergewichts auf die Krebsentstehung

PD Dr. med. Anna Maria Wolf, Chirurgische Klinik, Universitätsklinik Ulm

Darmspiegelung zur Vorbeugung von Darmkrebs

PD Dr. med. Andrea Formentini, Chirurgische Klinik, Universitätsklinik Ulm

Leitung: Dr. med. Stephan Paschke, Chirurgische Klinik, Universitätsklinikum Ulm

Patienten und deren Angehörige /

Öffentlichkeitsforum, keine Anmeldung erforderlich



Faculty:

Barth, Thomas, Ulm / GER Baral, Jörg, Karlsruhe / GER Beer Meinrad, Ulm / GER Beets-Tan Regina, Maastricht / NL Belli Giulio, Neapel / Italy Benz Stefan Rolf, Böblingen / GER Büchler Markus, Heidelberg / GER Deraco Marcello, Milan / Italy Fietkau Rainer, Erlangen / GER Gaus Wilhelm, Ulm / GER Ghadimi Michael, Göttingen / GER Havenga Klaas, Groningen / NL Heinemann Volker, München / GER (tentative) Henne-Bruns Doris, Ulm / GER Formentini Andrea, Ulm / GER Ishiwata Toshiyuki, Tokyo / J Ji Zhen-Ling, Nanjing / RC Koch Moritz, Dresden / GER Koizumi Koichi Tokyo / J Kornmann Marko, Ulm / GER Kunz Reiner, Berlin / GER Lang Hauke, Mainz / GER Link Karl-Heinrich, Wiesbaden / GER Ludwig Leopold, Ulm / GER Maurer Christoph A., Bern / CH Merk Johannes, Ulm / GER Mori Takeo, Tokyo / J Möller Peter, Ulm / GER Mroczskowski Pawel, Magdeburg / GER Paschke Stephan Ulm / GER Raab Hans-Rudolf, Oldenburg / GER Reymond Marc, Herne / GER Tanaka Soichi, Tokyo / J Sailer Marco, Hamburg / GER Seufferlein Thomas, Ulm / GER Staib Ludger, Esslingen / GER Steinacker Jürgen, Ulm / GER Stelzner, Sigmar, Dresden / GER Yasuno Masamichi, Tokyo / J Yin Lu, Shanghai / RC Wagner Martin, Ulm / GER Weitz Jürgen, Dresden / GER Weyland Peter, Biberach / GER Wiegel Thomas, Ulm / GER

Wolf Anna Maria, Ulm / GER

Zemlyanoy Vyacheslav, Saint-Petersburg / RUS



ICRCC Abstract Award 2014

We are happy to inform you that for the upcoming ICRCC Meeting an Abstract Award will be given.

The award will be given for the best abstract. All abstracts will be reviewed by an expert committee,

the best abstract will be chosen after the presentation (poster and short oral) at the symposium.

The presentation is scheduled for Thursday, October 9th, 2014.

The award includes an official confirmation and a financial support of € 250,--

for the corresponding author/group.

Note:

Deadline for Abstract submission: August 31th, 2014

Abstracts and posters have to be submitted in English. Other languages are not permitted.

All participants are invited to submit abstracts for poster presentation. An abstract review committee will undergo all abstracts and may chose special interesting abstracts for a short oral presentation (5 min).

Topic for abstracts: Abstracts about the following categories will be considered for presentation:

Basic cancer research

Clinical cancer research

Surgery

Multimodal treatment

Clinical trials

Abstract specifications Abstracts should meet all specifications below:

Languague: English

Maximum word count abstract title: 25 words

Maximum word count abstract text (excluding authors' names and affiliations): 300 words (tables and figures are not accepted)

Do not use trademarks in abstract title; trademarks may be mentioned between brackets in the abstract text the first time reference is made to the product

Provide affilliations for all authors

Provide at least two specific keywords for indexing in meeting publications



Additional conditions The organizers reserve the right to correct spelling and/or grammatical errors and to adjust the lay-out of tables/figures without the authors' consent. All submitted abstracts will undergo expert review and will be scheduled / rejected based upon ratings by multiple reviewers per abstract. Rejected abstracts will not be published. Notifications of abstract scheduling/rejection will be sent to submitting authors until September 13th, 2014. Without registration and payment of the participant, the final acceptance of the abstract cannot be given. After abstract acceptance, each registrant will be informed about details for poster size and poster presentation time. Submitted abstracts may be modified or withdrawn until September 22nd at the latest. Abstracts withdrawn before or on this date will not be scheduled for presentation and will not be published. For abstract modifications, contact the ICRCC-Secretariat. Accepted abstracts will not be released in any form before October 11th, 2014. The abstract’s first and presenting author who, without notice, is absent during the ICRCC- session when his/her abstract is to be presented, will be barred out of the review process for the ICRCC 2014-Abstract Award.

Publications

Accepted abstracts will be handed out (electronically, or published in a book of abstracts) to ICRCC 2014- delegates and will be made publicly available online during or shortly after the ICRCC 2014-symposium. The organizing committee is planning to publish the abstracts as booklet at the webpage of ICRCC: www.ICRCC.de after ICRCC 2014. Each registrant sending an abstract accepts this procedure. Abstracts will not be released prior to October 11th, 2014.



Industrieunterstützung

Industrieausstellung: Angemeldete Stände (vorläufig, bis 30. Juni 2014) und Offenlegung der Unterstützung der

Veranstaltung ICRCC 2014 gemäß erweiterter Transparenzvorgabe des FSA-Kodex Fachkreise

Aesculap AG / BBraun € 2.500,00 Ausstellungsstand / Workshop

C.R. Bard GmbH € 1.500,00 Ausstellungsstand

Bayer Vital GmbH

€ 500,00 Präsentationsfläche

Coloplast GmbH € 500,00 Präsentationsfläche

Covidien Deutschland GmbH

€ + Workshop

ERBE Elektromedizin GmbH € 1.000,00 Ausstellungsstand

Johnson & Johnson Medical GmbH

€ 850,00 Anzeige

Integra GmbH

€ 1.500,00 Ausstellungsstand

KARL STORZ GmbH & Co. KG

€ 1.500,00 Ausstellungsstand

medac GmbH

€ 7.000,00 Ausstellungsstand, Anzeige; Sponsoringleistung

Novartis Pharma GmbH € 1000,00 Ausstellungsstand

OLYMPUS DEUTSCHLAND GmbH Ausstellungsstand

PAJUNK Medical Produkte GmbH € 1.500,-- Ausstellungsstand



PublicCare GmbH € 500,00 Präsentationsfläche

Richard Wolf GmbH

€ 1.500,00 + Ausstellungsstand / Workshop

Takeda Pharma Vertrieb GmbH € 1.500,00 Ausstellungsstand

Technomedics GmbH € 1.500,00 + Ausstellungsstand / Workshop

In den Foyers um den Hörsaal der Medizinischen Klinik findet eine Industrieausstellung zusammen

mit der wissenschaftlichen Posterausstellung statt.

Während der Pausen werden Kaffee, Tee und Kaltgetränke in der Industrieausstellung serviert.

Bitte besuchen Sie in den Pausen die Ausstellung:

Öffnungszeiten:

Donnertag, 09. Oktober 2014: 13.00 – 18.00 h

Freitag, 10. Oktober 2014: 10.00 – 16.30 h

Samstag, 11. Oktober 2014: 10.00 – 13.00 h

Ihr Ansprechpartner für Anfragen der Industrie:

Miriam Schatz – EMTS, Reichenberger Str. 16, 91325 Adelsdorf

Tel. 09195- 9217550, [email protected]



Organisation & Allgemeine Hinweise

Language:

Congress Language is English.

Certificate:

CME Credit points of medical council Baden Württemberg are acquired.

17 AIO Credit points are accepted.

Conference site:

University Hospital of Ulm, Oberer Eselsberg

Lecture Hall, Medical Hospital

Albert Einstein Allee 25, D-89081 Ulm

General Information.

on www.icrcc.de or

EMTS CongressCommunication

Reichenberger Str. 16, 91325 Adelsdorf

Tel: +49- 9195- 9217550, e-mail: [email protected]

Hotel reservation:

We kindly ask you to find a big variety of hotels also b&b at www.tourismus.ulm.de.

The information are given in 9 different languages

Registration:

online at www.emts-online.de

The registration is only possible online by using the symposium's registration form: www.icrcc.de.

Your online-registration will be confirmed by e-mail. In case you receive no online-confirmation, we

kindly ask you to contact the organizing team by e-mail: [email protected].

Your registration is accepted after receiving the full amount of your registration fee. Confirmation of payment will be sent by e-mail in due course.

Registration fee:

Early registration (until 01. August 2014) € 120,00

Late registration (01. August 2014 – 01. October 2014) € 150,00

On site (09.-11. October 2014) € 180,00

Students with Student-ID: € 25,00

There is no fee for members of the ICRCC with membership longer than 12 months.

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The registration fee includes:

Admission to all scientific sessions and poster area

Lunches and coffee breaks according to the program

A Symposium bag & materials (confirmation of participation, program, book of abstracts, ID badge)

Payment must be made in Euros (EUR) by bank transfer only. Please note that ALL ADMINISTRATIVE BANKING FEES must be paid by the registrant. Your registration is only accepted after sending the complete payment. Details for the account: IBAN: DE78750601500000169480 BIC: GENODEF1R02 Account holder: Miriam Schatz, Address of account holder: Reichenberger Str. 16, D- 91325 Adelsdorf – Germany Name and address of the bank: Raiffeisenbank Regensburg, Regensburger Str. 1a, D- 93138 Lappersdorf-Germany Please add in the bank transfer the full name(s), country and key-word: ICRCC 2014 Ulm To facilitate easy processing, please send a digitalized copy of the bank receipt to miriam.schatz(at)emts-online.de with the name(s) of the registrant(s) clearly identified. Registrations onsite can only be paid by cash (EUR only). In the case of cancellation of participation before October 1st 2014, registration fees will be refunded less 20 EUR handling fee per person. After that date, no further refunds will be issued. Should participants have any special requests with regard to invoicing, they should kindly let us know when submitting the registration form. All invoices will be given to participants after arrival at the registration desk of the Symposium. If the Symposium is cancelled for whatever reason, fees paid will be refunded. Further recourse is excluded.

Documents

ICRCC 2014: Colon- and Rectal Cancer, Ulm 1 file- Stiftung Lebensblicke e.V - Netzwerk gegen Darmkrebs e.V. Preliminary ... Marc Reymond, Herne Is a controlled randomised trial the