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1st Indian Cancer Congress

21st - 24th November, 2013 New Delhi, India

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400+ Hrs DELIBERATIONS

250+ Global Thought Leaders
10+ Pre-Conference Workshops
JOIN FORCES, FIGHT CANCER
Indian Cancer Congress is the first premier meeting of oncologists, scientists, allied specialists, ancillary service providers, advocacy groups and policy makers in South East Asia to comprehensively address cancer care from prevention to palliation. You will have something to contribute and a lot to take home!

35th Annual Conference of Association of Radiation Oncologists of India

18th Annual Conference of Indian Society of Medical & Pediatric Oncology

27th Annual NATCON of Indian Association of Surgical Oncology

15th Biennial Conference of Indian Society of Oncology

and more than 25 Affiliate Associations

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...this congress is poised to mark the beginning of a revolution.

CHAIRPERSONS
Prof. G. K. Rath Organising Chairman Dr. Harit K. Chaturvedi Organising Secretary Dr. Ashok K. Vaid Treasurer Dr. (Col.) R. Ranga Rao Scientific Committee Dr. Shyam Aggarwal National Coordination Dr. Dinesh C. Doval International Coordination Dr. Anil K. Anand Oncotech Dr. Shelley Hukku Strategy Dr. Rajeev Agarwal Logistics Dr. Kapil Kumar Venue Prof. Pramod K. Julka Publications ONCOLOGY FORUM Dr. Arvind Chaturvedi Dr. Harsh Dua Dr. Bhawna Sirohi Dr. Sameer Kaul Dr. K. T. Bhowmik ISO Dr. Kapil Kumar Dr. Anil K. Anand

JOINT SECRETARIES
AROI Prof. Pramod K. Julka Dr. Rajesh Vashistha

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
AROI Dr. Shelley Hukku Dr. Ramesh S. Bilimagga Dr. S. C. Sharma IASO Dr. Sanjeev Misra Dr. R. Rajaraman Dr. Dhairyasheel Savant ISMPO Dr. Hemant Malhotra Dr. K. Govind Babu Dr. G. S. Bhattacharyya ISO Dr. Sanjay Sharma Dr. Ravi Deo Dr. Anita Borges ONCOLOGY FORUM Prof. Lalit Kumar Prof. Chitra Sarkar Dr. Sapna Nangia Dr. Arun Goel Dr. Pankaj Dougall

IASO Prof. Chintamani Dr. S. V. S. Deo

ISMPO Dr. Shyam Aggarwal Dr. Dinesh C. Doval

ICC TASK FORCE

Almost 100 oncologists from Delhi/NCR are part of ICC 2013 task force. They have provided the much required momentum to carry the dream of ICC to different corners of the country. They have contributed to every aspect of this conference.

ICC PARTNERS
ICC has partnered with over 25 professional bodies, 100 cancer institutions and about 10 international associations involved in cancer care. This affiliation will strengthen the purpose of the ICC to reach out to all involved in the fight against cancer in different ways. This will pave the way for a new dawn in the Indian cancer landscape. We hope that these collaborations will go beyond this conference and strengthen the movement to win over cancer.

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...invitation to one of the most empowering gatherings you will ever attend
Dear Friends, Greetings! The organizing committee of the first Indian Cancer Congress (ICC) takes great pleasure in inviting you to this unique conference jointly organized by the top four oncology associations of the country viz. Association of Radiation Oncologists of India (AROI), Indian Association of Surgical Oncology (IASO), Indian Society of Medical and Pediatric Oncology (ISMPO) and Indian Society of Oncology (ISO). These four associations are also having their annual / biennial meetings jointly here. The ICC is planned to be a four yearly event. The members of 'Oncology Forum' of Delhi are honored by the responsibility and trust bestowed on them to host this event. At the ICC, experts from surgical, medical and radiation oncology would be joining forces with radiologists, pathologists, scientists, physicists and ancillary service providers like oncology nurses, technicians, paramedics etc. to comprehensively address all aspects of cancer care. Every aspect, from prevention to palliation including psycho oncology would be addressed. Patients, care givers, advocacy groups, NGOs etc. would also get an opportunity to share the platform with policy makers to make sure that, at the centre of this whole exercise is the unknown cancer patient. This congress will underscore the power of collaboration with the coming together of not just the top four oncology associations but 25 other affiliate partners engaged in different aspects of cancer care. In recent times we have realized that collaborations pay rich dividends, you give in a bit to gain much more ground together. This congress could mark the beginning of a revolution! The ICC has done a roadshow in the past 6 months, visited government institutions, regional cancer centres, research labs etc. It has been our own 'Discovery of India'. We can only marvel at the hundreds of basic sciences labs, engaged in research on cancer and over 250 comprehensive cancer services run by cohesive clinical teams. Besides this, there are hundreds of NGOs, advocacy groups, and rehabilitation services redefining humanity. We foresee a spectacular display of posters and paper presentations showcasing some original research from these very institutes. This is where the future lies! We have already confirmed over 100 international faculty. Over 300 leaders from across the country have worked together to create a very exciting scientific program. The success of this conference will be measured by the level of debates and deliberations and by the impact it makes on established institutions across the country. Every thought, every poster, every presentation will have the power to start a new journey. On 20th November, preconference workshop will provide hands on training and close interaction with world leaders on nuances of techniques. We also invite you to take a walk through 'ONCOTECH', our elaborate display of all that it takes to set up a comprehensive cancer facility 'from concept to inauguration'. We believe that, your active participation here would help sow the seeds for many more 'dream cancer centres'. In this journey of over 2 years, we are inspired by the response and unconditional support we are getting from across the country. If you are inspired by the daunting challenge of cancer as an undergraduate or a post graduate student of medicine or any other science, as a medical professional or researcher, as a survivor or a care giver, or, if you can influence policy making - this conference is for you. See you on 20th November 2013 in Delhi! Thanks and Regards,

Prof. G. K. Rath Organising Chairman

Dr. Harit K. Chaturvedi Organising Secretary

Dr. Ashok K. Vaid Treasurer

Dr. (Col.) R. Ranga Rao Scientific Chairman

Dr. Ramesh S. Bilimagga President, AROI

Dr. Sanjeev Misra President, IASO

Dr. Purvish M. Parikh President, ISMPO

Dr. Deepak M. Parikh President, ISO

Dr. Rajesh Vashistha Secretary, AROI

Dr. Dhairyasheel Savant Secretary, IASO

Dr. Hemant Malhotra Secretary, ISMPO

Dr. Jitendra K. Singh Secretary, ISO

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...confluence of onco associations and affiliates to redefine cancer care

AROI
Dr. Ramesh S. Bilimagga President Dr. O. P. Sharma Sr. Vice President Dr. Sridhar P. S. Joint Secretary Dr. Neeraj Jain Treasurer Dr. Rajesh Vashistha Secretary General Dr. Sidhartha Laskar Jr. Vice President Dr. Madhup Rastogi Joint Secretary Dr. Nagraj Huilgol Editor In Chief

IASO
Dr. Sanjeev Misra President Dr. Manomoy Ganguly Immediate Past President Dr. R. Rajaraman President Elect Dr. M. Vijayakumar Vice President Dr. Dhairyasheel Savant Secretary Dr. Manoj Pandey Immediate Past Secretary Dr. Sanjay Kapoor Editorial Secretary Dr. Samir Bhattacharya Associate Editor Executive Committee 2012 - 2013 Dr. Sanjeev Prasad Dr. Saradindu Ghosh Dr. Kapoor C. Choudhary Dr. K. Chandramohan Executive Committee 2013 - 2014 Dr. P. B. Kar Dr. Naresh Kumar Soni Dr. T. Subramanyeshwar Rao Dr. (G. P. Capt.) D. Rautray Overseas Coordinators Dr. Chandrakant Are Dr. K. Alok Pathak

ISMPO
Dr. Purvish M. Parikh President Dr. G. S. Bhattacharyya President Elect Dr. Hemant Malhotra Secretary Dr. Anantbhushan Ranade Vice President Dr. Dinesh Pendharkar Past President Dr. Ravi Kumar Joint Secretary Dr. Govind K. Babu Treasurer Dr. Sudeep Gupta Editor Executive Members Dr. Chirag Desai Dr. Maheboob Basade Dr. B. K. Smruti Dr. Lalit Mohan Sharma Dr. Prasad Narayanan Dr. Kumar Prabhash Dr. Bhawna Sirohi Dr. Rajeev Gupta

ISO
Dr. Deepak M. Parikh President Dr. Jitendra Kumar Singh Secretary Dr. Harit K. Chaturvedi President Elect Dr. E. Hemant Raj Immediate Past President Dr. Dinesh Pendharkar Joint Secretary Dr. Dhairyasheel Savant Treasurer Executive Committee Dr. Raj Govind Sharma Dr. Sanjeev Misra DR. S. S. Nayyar Dr. Rajendra Toprani Dr. Chanchal Goswami Dr. Ramesh S. Bilimagga

Executive Members Dr. P. Vintha Reddy Andhra Pradesh Dr. Naveen T. Karnataka Dr. R. K. Kapoor North Zone Dr. S. Alex A. Prasad T. N. & Pondicherry Dr. Jitendra K. Singh Bihar Dr. U. M. Shetty Maharashtra Dr. Judita Syeimlieh North East Zone Dr. S. N. Senapati Orissa Dr. O. P. Sharma Rajasthan Dr. Mirza Qaisar Baig Uttar Pradesh Dr. K. S. Suresh Kumar Kerala Dr. R. K. Pandey M. P. & Gujarat Dr. Alok Ghosh Dastidar West Bengal Dr. Col. Sharad Bhatnagar Defence Dr. Lalit Aggarwal Medical Physicist Dr. S. D. Sharma DAE Representative Dr. Vijay Anand P. Reddy ICRO Chairman Dr. S. N. Senapati ICRO Vice Chairman Dr. G. V. Giri ICRO Secretary

At ICC, members of affiliate associations will get registration at par with the Host associations

Are you a member of participating associations?

If not, please become a member now, avail registration discounts and strengthen the oncology movement Details on www.indiancancercongress2013.org

Executive Members

President 2010-2012 Dr. Shelley Hukku

Secretary General 2000-2004 Dr. K .T. Bhowmik

Oncology Forum
Dr. Shelley Hukku President Dr. Harit K. Chaturvedi Vice President Dr. (Col.) R. Ranga Rao Secretary Dr. Anil K. Anand Joint Secretary Dr. Shyam Aggarwal Treasurer Executive Members Dr. Dinesh C. Doval Dr. Arun Goel Dr. Ashok K. Vaid Dr. Harsh Dua Dr. Arvind Chaturvedi Advisory Board Prof. G. K. Rath Prof. Pramod K. Julka Prof. S. V. S. Deo Prof. Chintamani

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...cancer is site specific so could your speciality be.

Program Highlights
Breast Oncology
= = = = = Breast cancer screening in India: the road ahead oncoplasty Triple negative breast cancer and Breast oncoplasty and reconstruction reconstruction Sentinel node biopsy: evolution and current status Radiotherapy in breast cancer: consensus and controversies

Gastrointestinal and HPB Cancers

Breast

Surgical management of sarcomas art and science

= Multimodal management of Ewing's sarcoma = Limb Salvage strategies

= Neoadjuvant versus adjuvant strategies in gastric and GE junction cancers = Sphincter preservation in rectal cancer; pushing the limits = Hepatocellular carcinoma when to resect / transplant / chemoembolize / ablate? = Management of Gallbladder cancer consensus and controversies = Multimodal treatment of liver metastasis from colorectal cancers = Established and emerging role of laparoscopy in GI cancers

Approach to liver
Metastases

Hematology
= CML: management of imatinib failure = Pathologists dilemma in lymphoma diagnosis classification over decades = PET in lymphoma = Transplantation in hematological malignancies = Management of Infections in acute leukemia

Pathology

PET in
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= Recent advances in IHC and molecular diagnostics = Bio-markers in lung cancers = Assessment of margins: histological and molecular Genitourinary Oncology = Management of Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer = Radical cystectomy versus bladder preserving strategies in muscle-invasive bladder cancer = Nephron-sparing surgery for renal cell carcinoma = Robotics in Uro-oncology = Fertility issues in germ cell tumors Nuclear Medicine = Theranostics: from molecular imaging to personalized radionuclide therapy = Adjuvant radio-iodine therapy in well differentiated thyroid cancers risk adapted management = Radionuclide therapy for neuroendocrine tumors Geriatric Oncology = Challenges in decision making and treatment of elderly cancer patients = Socio-economic and cultural issues in treatment of elderly with cancer Gynae Oncology

Bio-markers in lung cancers

Head and Neck Oncology

= Neoadjuvant chemotherapy in oral cancers = Reconstruction of surgical defects in oral cancers = Cancers of larynx and hypopharynx Surgery versus chemoradiation = Voice rehabilitation in laryngeal cancers = Re-irradiation in head and neck cancer

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Pediatric Oncology
= = = = Current management of hepatoblastoma CNS directed therapy in Leukemia and lymphoma Problems of survivors in India Transplantation in pediatric cancers

Thoracic Oncology
= Carcinoma esophagus: conventional surgeries versus extended lymphadenectomy = Neoadjuvant strategies in carcinoma esophagus: chemotherapy versus chemoradiation = VATS in the treatment of Thoracic malignancies = Bench to bed side: personalized treatment in NSCLC = Can SBRT be an alternative to surgery in early lung cancer?

Problems of survivors in India

Radionuclide therapy for neuroendocri -ne tumors

Treatment of elderly cancer patients

Palliative Care
= Pain Management WHO ladder and beyond = Development of palliative care in India MOH initiative = End of life issues

End of life

Preventive Oncology

issues

= Nerve preserving radical hysterectomy = Laparoscopic gynecological oncology = Advances in radiotherapy for cervical and endometrial cancers: What is new? = Management of relapsed ovarian cancer Nursing Oncology = = = = = Safe handling of chemotherapy Palliative nursing: need for hospice setup Role of Oncology nurse Advances in genetics of cancer Emerging technologies

Laparoscopic gynecological

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= Early diagnosis and prevention of cancer: effective strategies for India = Fighting the tobacco menace: the road ahead = Cervical cancer vaccination and screening GI and HPB Cancers

Imaging/Radiology
= Judging response to cancer therapy: is RECIST relevant? = MRI in oncology = Interventional Radiology in cancer

Role of Oncology nurse

For detailed Scientific Program, please log onto www.indiancancercongress2013.org

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...information is not knowledge but hands on experience leaves a lasting imprint forever

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PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
HALL A 0900 - 1700 HALL B HALL C HALL D Imaging HALL E Meeting Room Meeting Room Palliative Care & Pain Relief Meeting Room Topics of Special Interest Meeting Room Nursing Surgical 2 IASO-1 (Head & NecK / (Gynae / Thoracic ICRO / RT / GU) GI / Sarcoma) Skills Pathology Enhancement Tools

Young Radiation Oncologists can get acquainted with evolving technologies and learn from basic contouring, simulation onwards to latest treatment techniques like IMRT, IGRT, Gating etc. One can do wonders with latest radiation treatment delivery equipments like Cyberknife, Gamma Knife, Tomotherapy or High End Linacs which is possible only if one has undergone the right kind of training.

Budding onco surgeons can learn tips and tricks from the masters in all specialities whether it is head & neck, breast, thoracic, gastrointestinal, urology, gynaecology and sarcomas to name a few. The emphasis will be on sensitizing the delegates on the established procedures as well as the emerging techniques like minimally invasive and robotic surgery, laser, skull base surgery, sentinel node biopsy, and the latest in limb salvage surgical techniques

Medical & Pediatric Oncologists as well as others can enhance their s kills through Good Clinical Practice Workshop or
attend sessions on Paper Writing, Analyzing Papers for Clinical Approach, Cost Effective Oncology Care and Communication in Oncology.
ROUND TABLE Brainstorming with national and international experts on burning issues in oncology in India.

Scientific Programs with emphasis on multi-disciplinary approach to Oncology includes role of = Cytogenetics = Immunochemistry =PET scan = Application of Nuclear Medicine= Intervention Radiology =Oncology Nursing =Palliative Care =Research Methodology

November 20th 2013, Make sure, you are registered for one of
the several pre-conference workshops.

Great! As you have now decided to participate in ICC 2013 and enrich yourself with the knowledge & experience coming your way, why delay? Register today!

SYSTEM ON EACH DAY

Hall 1 Hepato Biliary DAY 1 Pancreatic System DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 Gastrointestinal Oncology Hall 2 Thoracic Oncology Thoracic Oncology Hall 3 Gynae Oncology Gynae Oncology Hall 4 Psycho Oncology Hemato Oncology Pediatric Oncology Pediatric Oncology Hall 5 Palliative Care Onco Imaging Onco Pathology Neuro Oncology Hall 6 Emerging Technology Head & Neck Oncology Head & Neck Oncology Thyroid & Nuclear Medicine SM - 1 Research Cancer Genetics Cancer Genetics Workshop for NGO Volunteers SM - 2 Nursing Carcinogenesis Hemato Oncology Free Paper Session SM - 3 Nursing Oncology Geriatic Oncology Free Paper Session Free Paper Session SM - 4 Free Paper Session Free Paper Session Free Paper Session Free Paper Session

Breast Gastrointestinal Genitourinary Oncology Oncology Oncology Sarcoma Breast Genitourinary Oncology Oncology

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ONCOTECH!!
State of the ART Technology Display

How to set up a modern Cancer Centre From concept to inauguration!!

Age is no bar when you ride the learning curve.experience the thrill of learning!
IMPORTANT DATES 2013
Last date Registration at 1st Revision Registration at 2nd Revision Abstract Submission Participation in Oncotech 30th Sept 15th Nov 31st August 15th Sept 30th Sept 15th Oct 10th Nov 15th Oct

YOUR TYPICAL DAY

Clinical Case Series Poster Walk Through Education Session Panels / Case Discussion / Debates / Symposium Poster Viewing/Quiz/Tea Super Sessions Orations / Guest lectures Poster Viewing and Discussion / Lunch Associations Scientific Program / Papers / Poster Discussions / Poster Presentations/ Award Presentations Associations GBM / Satellite Symposia Dinner

NOV 21-24
0800 - 0900 0800 - 0900 0900 - 0945 0945 - 1045 1045 - 1115 1115 - 1300 1300 - 1400

ONCOTECH
Oncotech is the display of technology required for setting up a state of the art cancer hospital. We are expecting around 5000 oncologists from India and abroad. If you are looking for an opportunity to meet whos who and decision makers of oncology and want to impress them by showcasing your product & services, ONCOTECH is the right opportunity for you. Oncotech gives you the right platform to connect with present & future managers and doctor entrepreneurs.

Pre-conference workshop

1400 - 1700

Banquet Dinner Booking Accommodation Booking

MORE THAN 100 PRIZES TO BE WON

Win Weekly Online Prizes Upload your cases for presentation during ICC Every sub-speciality will have a case presentation Oral and poster presentations

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Registration Cancellation

FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS

Association of Radiation Oncologists of India (AROI)
S No. AROI Fellowships/Awards Overseas 1.1 AROI- Kirloskar Therapeutics AROI- DR. Reddy's Lab AROI- Merck India Ltd. AROI- Novartis India Ltd. AROI- Dr. Reddy's Lab AROI- Fulford AROI- Nucleotron Within India AROI- Dr. Reddy's AROI AROI AROI Neil Joseph Fellowship Best Paper Best Proferred Paper for Senior Members Best Proferred Paper Senior Members Dr. G. C. Pant Young Doctor Award Gold Medal Parvati Devi Gold Medal Dr. J. M. Pinto Best Paper 1 1 1 1 1 1 <30 40-50 35-40 <40 20,000 + plaque 10,000 + medal 5,000 + medal 5,000 2 3/4 >50 1.5 lakhs No. Age Grant

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Indian Association of Surgical Oncology (IASO)

1. DETROIT VISITING FELLOWSHIP: Free Local Hospitality Age Less than 45 years 2. IASO GCRI MIS FELLOWSHIP: Fellowship at GEM Hospital Age - Less than 45 years 3. BEST PAPER PRESENTATION: No. of awards - 5 Award Prize Rs. 10,000 4. BEST POSTER PRESENTATION: No. of awards - 5 Award Prize Rs. 10,000 5. DR. K. S. PANDA DR. K S GOPINATH ONCO QUIZ AWARD: Award Prize Rs 5000 and Rs. 3000 Eligibility Delegates of NATCON 6. IASO LUDHIANA PUNJAB FELLOWSHIP: Amount Rs. 30000 Age Less than 45 years Fellowship period 4 to 8 weeks 7. IASO-BASO-HYDERABAD FELLOWSHIP: Amount Rs. 30000 with GBP of Rs. 1000 Age Less than 45 years Fellowship period 4 to 8 weeks

ICC Original Paper Award

Five ICC awards will be given for original work/research done exclusively in India in the field of oncology. First Prize : Rs. 2,00,000 Second Prize : Rs. 1,50,000 Third Prize : Rs. 1,00,000 Highly Commended (2) : Rs. 50,000

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Abstract Submission (Registration pre-requisite)

Scientific bonanza would not be complete without new ideas and thoughts. You and your colleagues could be the one to contribute. Submit your abstracts for poster or oral presentation online (www.indiancancercongress2013.org/abstr acts.php) or send your entries through courier to Conference Secretariat address. You could also email us at abstract@icc2013.in Abstract book will be published and released during the congress.

Indian Society of Oncology (ISO)

Free paper award (Total Award - 10) 1st prize Rs. 30,000 2nd prize Rs. 25,000 3rd prize Rs. 20,000 Consolation prize 7 12,000 x 7 Rs. 84,000 (4th to 10th) Poster Session (Total Award - 10) 1st prize 2nd prize 3rd prize Consolation prize 7 10,000 x 7 (4th to 10th) Rs. 20,000 Rs. 15,000 Rs. 10,000 Rs. 70,000

Indian Society of Medical and Pediatric Oncology (ISMPO)

Best paper Award One First Prize of INR 50,000/Ten additional prizes

For more details of the awards, please log onto www.indiancancercongress2013.org

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