There are a lot of open questions about sarcomas by patients and patient advocates or even healthcare professionals, but not everybody can attend a congress or a conference to seek answers. SPAEN therefore launched the series of webinars on the SPAEN Advocacy Campus: To tackle important issues and answer relevant questions, we invite renowned experts to share their knowledge with us and answer our questions during a Q&A session.
For those who missed a webinar: Please take a look at the SPAEN Youtube Channel to find recordings of previous webinars.
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Next webinars will be announced here soon!
Our previous webinars:
Novel therapy options in GIST: What’s on the horizon? Dr. Jonathan Trent, Professor of Medicine Associate Director, Clinical Research Director, Sarcoma Medical Research Program Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of Miami, Florida, USA July 24, 2019 8 pm CEST / 2 pm EST
View the webinar online here(duration approx. 1 hour).
Surgical procedures in sarcomas Prof. Sylvie Bonvalot, oncological surgeon Institut Curie, Paris, France July 1, 2019, 8 pm CEST
View the webinar online here (duration approx. 43 minutes). View or download slides as pdf pdf here (5.40 MB) .
Experiences with olaratumab in soft tissue sarcomas Dr. Robin Jones, Medical Oncologist, Head of Sarcoma Unit, Royal Marsden, Institute of Cancer Research, UK October 2, 2018, 6 pm CET
View the webinar online here (duration approx. 40 minutes). View or download slides as pdf pdf here. (1.41 MB)
The role of radiotherapy in sarcomas & recent developments Rick Haas, MD, PhD, Radiation-oncologist, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, The Netherlands September 19, 2018, 6 pm CET
View the webinar online here (duration approx. 38 minutes). View or download slides as pdf pdf here (980 KB) .
GIST
Gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) affects the digestive tract or nearby structures within the abdomen. The most common location is the stomach. GI stromal tumor, or GIST cancer, is a sarcoma.
