ECP 2023 Final Programme

Sunday, 10 Sept 185 ECP 2023 Dublin 003 Precision medicine in genitourinary cancers: Clinical landscape and new data Ray McDermott, Ireland 004 Patient case: Addressing the diagnostic challenges of bladder cancer Eva Compérat, Austria 005 Interactive question and answer session (All Faculty) Henning Reis, Germany LS-04 Industry Symposium 13:00–14:30 Wicklow Hall 1 Building a Better Diagnostic Future with Precision Medicine and Emerging Technologies in Pathology (MSD) Chair: Marilyn Bui, USA 001 13:00–13:05 Welcome and Introduction Marilyn Bui, USA 002 13:05–13:20 An Overview of recent advances in IO therapies and the role of PD-L1 as a biomarker Reinhard Büttner, Germany 003 13:20–13:35 Clinical utility of ctDNA: current role and emerging applications Nicola Normanno, Italy 004 13:35–13:50 Clinical Utilization of digital pathology: Are we there yet? Marilyn Bui, USA 005 13:50–14:25 Panel discussion: navigating the institution- al integration and Implementation of newer diagnostic technologies and audience Q&A (All Faculty) Marilyn Bui, USA 006 14:25–14:30 Closing remarks Marilyn Bui, USA LS-05 Industry Symposium 13:00–14:30 Liffey Hall 2 Innovation in breast cancer diagnostics: novel approaches and emerging opportunities (AstraZeneca) Chair: John Longshore, USA 001 13:00–13:05 Welcome and introductions John Longshore, USA 002 13:05–13:20 Liquid biopsy in breast cancer: practical applications and potential utility Alexandre Harlé, France 003 13:20–13:45 Discussion and Q&A (All Faculty) John Longshore, USA 004 13:45–14:00 Digital and computational pathology: integration into breast cancer diagnostics Elena Provenzano, United Kingdom 005 14:00–14:30 Discussion and Q&A (All Faculty) John Longshore, USA LS-06 Industry Symposium 13:00–14:30 Liffey A Navigating Her2 low testing landscape for the best of patients and healthcare system (Roche) Chair: Emilia Andersson, Sweden 001 Emilia Andersson, Sweden 002 Magali Lacroix-Triki, France 003 Nadim Habib, Portugal 004 Federico Rojo Todo, Spain Industry Symposia