Surgical outcome: can we do better?
15th
Congress of the European Society of Surgical Oncology
BORDEAUX I FRANCE
15-17 September 2010
ESSO 2010: Promoting the highest standards of surgical care in the management of patients with solid tumours
Further to the successes of previous ESSO meetings, the 15th Congress of the European Society of Surgical Oncology will bring together leading experts in the field of surgical oncology to discuss up-to-the-minute developments in patient treatment and care as well as novel approaches to surgical care.
Highlights for 2010 include the hugely popular video presentations and the joint symposium sessions of ESSO, SSO and ESTRO on ‘The management of local recurrence of rectal cancer’ and ESSO, ESTRO and ESMO covering ‘Complete response after neoadjuvant therapy for rectal cancer’.
In addition, The French Society of Surgical Oncology will provide a new platform for dialogue and debate on clinical research in surgical oncology at their first symposium within the framework of the Congress whilst GETTEC, The Head and Neck Tumour Study Group, will deliver the very latest data on ‘Biological implementing techniques and therapy around head and neck surgery’.
The highly interactive Plenary Debates featuring three short clinical case studies on specific topics within the field of Breast, Colorectal and Pancreatic Cancer are guaranteed to provoke lively discussions as participants are invited to vote on each of the case studies before and after the speakers have argued the case for and against the proposed resolution.
To access the Programme and register before early rate registration
closes on 28 May visit:
www.ecco-org.eu
We look forward to welcoming you all to Bordeaux in September 2010 for what promises to be an unparalleled educational and social event.
www.ecco-org.eu
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