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ILCA School Hong Kong 2023

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ILCA School Of Liver Cancer

Modernizing your understanding of liver cancer

Thanks to the collaborative support of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), we are thrilled to announce that Hong Kong was chosen for this edition of the ILCA School of Liver Cancer 2023.

The ILCA School is a unique learning platform for practitioners and investigators to receive education in an intense, interactive, and multidisciplinary format. This one-day ILCA School covers the latest developments in liver cancer research and treatment, including updates on tumour biology, clinical trial advances, and expert insights on management strategies. Additionally, we will help to enhance your research tools, such as oral presentation and statistical interpretation skills. Join us for a productive and engaging meeting!

Date: 17th June 2023: from 8.30 a.m. – 5.00 p.m. (GMT+8) 

Location: LT3 (G/F), Esther Lee Building, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), Shatin, N.T., HKSAR, China

Mode: ILCA School took place both in person and virtually

This one-day multidisciplinary ILCA School covered:

  • Updates of the latest development on tumour biology of liver cancers
  • Summary and discussion of latest advances in clinical trials on liver cancers including hepatocellular carcinoma and cholangiocarcinoma
  • Experts’ opinion on the management of liver cancer with illustrative examples
  • Strengthening your tools of researching including oral presentation and statistical interpretation of papers

Programme

Time GMT+8 TopicProposed speaker
Opening8:30-8:45am Welcome remarksStephen L. CHAN
Department of Clinical Oncology, CUHK
Session 1Liver cancer: Bench to BedsideChairs:
Nathalie WONG, Department of Surgery, CUHK
Alfred CHENG, School of Biomedical Sciences, CUHK
8:50-9:10amBiomarker for surveillance of HCC: Beyond AFPLandon CHAN
Department of Clinical Oncology, CUHK
9:10-9:30amStrategies to enhance immunotherapy for HCC: Lessons from animal modelsAlfred CHENG
School of Biomedical Sciences, CUHK
9:30-9:50amTumour heterogeneity in HCCPierce CHOW
National Cancer Centre Singapore
9:50-10:10amCirculating nucleic acid on management of liver cancers: Ready for use?Jacky LAM
Department of Chemical Pathology, CUHK
10:10-10:30amDiscussion (including Q&A)
Coffee Break10:30-10:40am
Session 2Clinical advances on management of HCCChairs:
Stephen L. CHAN, Department of Clinical Oncology, CUHK

Tan To CHEUNG, Department of Surgery, HKU
10:40-11:00amConversion therapy for HCC: Development in ChinaHuichuan SUN, Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University
11:00-11:20amThe changing role of TACE in 2023Stephen L. CHAN, Department of Clinical Oncology, CUHK
11:20-11:40amDrug therapy for HCC: Present and FutureLorenza RIMASSA, Humanitas University
11:40-12:00noonTumour Board
2 cases
Stephen L. CHAN
Tan To CHEUNG
Pierce CHOW
Chiun HSU
Lorenza RIMASSA
Huichuan SUN
12:00-12:20pmDiscussion (Q & A)
Lunch12:20-2:00pm
Session 3Bile duct cancer: An updateChairs:
Chiun HSU, Graduate Institute of Oncology, National Taiwan University
Rashid LUI, Department of Medicine & Therapeutics, CUHK
2:00-2:20pmIs there any role of liver transplantation for Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma?Albert CHAN, Department of Surgery, HKU
2:20-2:40pmAn update of systemic treatment for Biliary Tract CancerLorenza RIMASSA, Humanitas University
2:40-3:00pmEndoscopic management for biliary tract cancersAnthony TEOH, Department of Surgery, CUHK
3:00-3:20pmDiscussion (Q & A)
Coffee Break3:20-3:30pm
Session 4The art of research and patients’ management in liver cancerChairs:
Grace WONG, Department of Medicine & Therapeutics, CUHK
Tiffany WONG, Department of Surgery, HKU
3:30-3:50pmThe art of oral presentationChiun HSU, Graduate
Institute of Oncology,
National Taiwan
University
3:50-4:10pmManagement of HBV and HCV in liver cancerGrace WONG, Department of Medicine and Therapeutics, CUHK
4:10-4:30pmHow to interpret a paper: from a biostatistician’s angleTerry CF YIP, Department of Medicine and Therapeutics, CUHK
4:30-4:50pmDiscussion (Q&A)
Closing4:50-5:00pmClosing remarks and acknowledgementsStephen L. CHAN, Department of Clinical Oncology, CUHK

The venue

Location: LT3 (G/F), Esther Lee Building, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), Shatin, N.T., HKSAR, China

Severe Weather Arrangement
• Morning session will be cancelled if “Extreme Situation”, typhoon signal no.8 or above or black rain signal remains hoisted at 7:00am or the HK Observatory announces that “Extreme Situation”, typhoon no. 8 or black rain signal will be hoisted at/after 7:00am.
• Afternoon session will be cancelled if “Extreme Situation”, typhoon signal no.8 or above or black rain signal remains hoisted at 12:00 noon or the HK Observatory announces that “Extreme Situation”, typhoon no. 8 or black rain signal will be hoisted at/after 12:00 noon.
• To see the latest weather reports, please visit the Hong Kong Observatory.

Grant

The ILCA School of Liver Cancer 2023 is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Bayer

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