2010 Salt Lake City Seminar Podcast

Conversations about Colorectal Cancer
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Salt Lake City, Utah
Presented in partnership with Huntsman Cancer Institute
Select the session you wish to hear.
Session |
Speaker |
Run Time |
Description |
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Donna Quinlan |
4:44 minutes |
Welcome and overview by the seminar partners. |
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Dr. Sunil Sharma |
21:39 minutes |
Highlighting current options for colorectal cancer oncology treatment and what is on the horizon including an overview of clinical trials and why they are important options. |
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Dr. Chris Anker Assistant Professor Department of Radiation Oncology |
28:39 minutes |
Updates on the use of external and internal radiation therapies for the treatment of colorectal cancer. Topics covered will include the use of stereotactic radiation therapy and brachytherapy. |
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Dr. Brad Sklow Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery |
26:58 minutes |
Updates on new surgical therapies for colorectal cancer including management of the primary tumor and metastatic disease. Topics covered will include the role of laparoscopic surgery, new techniques for rectal cancer surgery, advances in liver and lung resection and ablative techniques for metastases. |
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Dr. Randall Burt Senior Director of Prevention and Outreach and Director of the Familial Colon Cancer Clinic |
31:52 minutes |
Family history can sometimes play a role in diagnosing cancer. Hereditary risk factors for cancer come from genes that are not working well. This session will discuss the hereditary risks of developing cancer, the genetic tests available for colorectal cancer and how hereditary cancer risk can be managed. |
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1:02:03 minutes |
Opportunity for attendees to ask the panel of speakers questions. |
The 2010 educational seminar series is funded by a grant from: Amgen Oncology, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Genentech BioOncology, Genomic Health, and Sirtex.


