PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
THURSDAY, MARCH 9
Christian Rønn Hansen
PhD medical physicist at Odense University Hospital, Denmark
How can AI help in better RT treatment decision?
“Artificial intelligence can improve computerized tasks, and with most tasks in radiotherapy being performed via a computer, there is an obvious potential to improve radiotherapy. The talk will focus on AI implementation and illustrate some benefits and caveats of using AI. The focus will be on the national AI implementation in Denmark and the AII plans for the future.”
Jens Peter Klussmann
Professor and Chairman, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, University Hospital of Cologne, Germany
Will HPV vaccination change H&N patients profile?
“The presentation will give the newest update on HPV vaccination rates in girls and boys in different European countries. It will give insides in prevention of HPV infection and related disease. It will discuss strategies for awareness of HPV driven head & neck cancer. It will give insides of new therapeutic HPV vaccination approaches.”
Vincent Grégoire
Chair of the Radiation Oncology Department Centre, Léon Bérard in Lyon, France
Will HPV vaccination change H&N patients profile?
“In my lecture, I’ll focus on evidence-based treatment of HPV-driven oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma. I’ll review the various therapeutic options including surgery, radiotherapy and systemic treatments and I’ll discuss the available data on tailoring treatment intensity based on tumor staging.”