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40th Annual Scientific Conference

Provisional Programme& Registration Form

www.baso.org.uk

BASO~The Association for all Cancer Surgeons

4th & 5th November, 2013at the Royal College of Surgeons of England

40thANNIVERSARY1973 - 2013

BASO ~ACS

ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE & AGM240th Anniversary

Sponsors & Supporters 2013

08.00 onwards Inner Hall REGISTRATION OPEN

08.45 - 09.00 Lecture Theatre 1 President’s Opening AddressMichael Hallissey

09.00 - 10.00 09.10 - 10.10

Lecture Theatre 1 Lecture Theatre 2Ronald Raven Prize Papers Parallel papers - Session 1Chair David Rew Chair Robert Kirby

Monday 4 NovemberWhy you should be here today...Don’t miss Professor Alan Ashworth and Lord Saatchi on The Future of Cancer Medicine and the Medical Innovation Bill, andProfessor Michael Baum reflecting on 40 years in cancer surgery, plus presentations from many leading surgeons andacademics focusing on the issues involved in the treatment of the older cancer patient. The Association’s 40th Anniversarydinner provides the ideal opportunity to network and catch up with colleagues, meet some of our leading presenters, and tofind out who has been awarded the Association’s first ever Ronald Raven Lifetime Achievement Award.

We are grateful to the following companies for their support of BASO~ACS

Major Sponsor Ethicon

Other Sponsors & SupportersAllergan

Carefusion

Cook UK Limited

DAAX Limited

Genomic Health Inc.

IGEA UK

Nagor Ltd a CGA Company

Olympus Medical

Sysmex UK Limited

09.10 1.1 Clinical outcome after surgical treatment of softtissue sarcoma in the elderly and very elderly

Philip Lechler, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Oxford

09.20 1.2 Survival outcome of operated and non-operatedelderly patients with rectal cancer: a SEER analysis

Aneel Bhangu, Royal Marsden Hospital, London

09.30 1.3 Angiosarcomas in the Older Population-Experience of the East Midlands Sarcoma Service

Vi Vien Toh, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

09.00 RR.1 Proteomic Identification of PredictiveBiomarkers of Neo-adjuvant ChemotherapyResistance in Breast Cancer: A possible role ofAkT-1, FAKY397, 14-3-3 theta/tau, tBID andBcL-XL ?

Tasadooq Hussain, University of Hull-HYMS

09.10 RR.2 Extramural venous invasion (EMVI) is apotential imaging predictive biomarker in rectalcancer

Manish Chand, Royal Marsden Hospital, London

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10.00 - 10.10 Sloane Audit updateProfessor Alastair Thompson, Clinical Research Centre, University of DundeeChair Rachel Hargest

10.10 - 10.40 Lecture Theatre 1 Cancer surgery in the elderly - assessing and coping with frailtyProf Riccardo Audisio, University of LiverpoolChair Rachel Hargest

10.40 - 11.10 Edward Lumley Hall COFFEE BREAK & Trade Exhibition

Lecture Theatre 1 Lecture Theatre 2

11.10 - 11.40 Breast cancer in the elderly - Pelvic resections in the older should we always operate? cancer patientMs Lynda Wyld, University of Professor Paris Tekkis, Consultant ColorectalSheffield Surgeon, Royal Marsden Hospital NHS TrustChair Michael Douek Chair Hassan Malik

11.40 - 12.10 Breast radiotherapy after Liver resections in the elderly conservation in the elderly - Mr Stephen Fenwick, Aintree University Hospital is it really needed? NHS TrustDr Charlotte Coles, Consultant Chair Hassan MalikClinical Oncologist, AddenbrookesHospital, CambridgeChair Michael Douek

Monday 4 November continued

09.40 1.4 Age should not be used to determine fitnessfor hepatectomy for colorectal liver metastases

Declan Dunne, Liverpool Hepatobiliary Centre

09.50 1.5 Uncertain value of cardiopulmonary exercisetesting in cholangio-carcinoma

Suzie Gleason, University Hospital Aintree,Liverpool

10.00 1.6 The impact of patient fitness on the cost ofhepatectomy

Declan Dunne, Liverpool Hepatobiliary Centre

09.20 RR.3 A study of Lamin A mRNA expression inhuman breast cancer and potential implicationsregarding the role of nuclear stability in breastcarcinogenesis

Umar Wazir, St George’s Hospital and MedicalSchool, University of London

09.30 RR.4 Imaging of breast cancer morphologyusing probe-based confocal laserendomicroscopy: Towards a novel imaging toolfor real-time intra-operative cavity scanning

Tou Pin Chang, Imperial College London

09.40 RR.5 Death Associated Protein 3: in vivo and invitro evidence for a pro-apoptotic role in humanbreast cancer

Umar Wazir, St George’s Hospital and MedicalSchool, University of London

09.50 RR.6 Tumour-associated macrophages, stromalcollagen, and clinical outcome in resectedpancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma

John Connelly, CRUK Beatson Institute for CancerResearch, Glasgow


Monday 4 November

All Day Council Room & Committee Room 1 Nuffield Meeting Room08:00-17:00 Poster Viewing Prayer Room open

Programme continues on page 9

12.10 - 12.20 MAMMO 50 trial 12.10 - 12.40Professor Peter Donnelly SOTA Prize papers - Session ASouth Devon Healthcare NHS Presenters tbcFoundation Trust Chair Rachel HargestChair Michael Douek

12.30 - 13.00 BASO~ACS AGMFor Members of BASO~ACS onlyChair Michael Hallissey

12.30 - 14.00 Edward Lumley Hall LUNCH & trade exhibition

14.00 - 15.00 Lecture Theatre 1 KEYNOTE SPEECHThe future of cancer medicine - from poisons to precisionProfessor Alan Ashworth, Chief Executive, The Institute of Cancer ResearchChair David Rew

15.00 - 15.40 Lecture Theatre 1 KEYNOTE ADDRESSThe Medical Innovation BillLord Maurice Saatchi, House of LordsChair Charlie Chan

15.40 - 16.10 Lecture Theatre 1 Getting it right first time - lessons for us allProfessor Tim Briggs, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS TrustChair Mike Shackcloth

16.10 - 16.40 Edward Lumley Hall TEA BREAK & Trade Exhibition

16.40 - 17.25 Lecture Theatre 1 EJSO LECTUREReflections on 40 years as a clinical scientist trespassing in the fields of surgical oncologyProfessor Michael Baum, Professor Emeritus Surgery and Visiting Professor of Medical Humanities, UCLChair Michael Hallissey

17.30 - 18.30 Council Room & Poster Viewing and Drinks receptionCommittee Room 1

19.00 for 19.30 Foundling Museum Drinks reception and 40th Anniversary Dinner Ticket holders only


REGISTRATION FORM

REGISTRATION DEADLINE Friday 25th October

• To register for the Conference please complete this form in BLOCK LETTERS and return it to BASO~ACS.

• Registrations will not be effective until payment has been received.

• Online registration available at: www.baso.org.uk• Only ONE delegate should register with this form. Photocopies of this form may be used.

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CONFERENCE FEES BEFORE 27/09/13 AFTER 28/09/13

BASO~ACS MEMBERSProfessor, Senior Lecturer, 2 Day: £ 280 £ 330 Consultant, Associate Specialist & Staff Grade

SOTA members & Allied Health 2 Day: £ 220 Professionals

NON-MEMBERS Professor, Senior Lecturer, 2 Day: £ 380 £ 400 Consultant, Associate Specialist & Staff Grade

Surgeon in Training & Allied Health 2 Day: £ 260 Professionals

Non-members: save up to £100! Send in your Membership Application form with this booking and you will only pay theappropriate Member conference rate, and receive free BASO~ACS Membership until July 2014! * See the back page for details of how to apply. Surgeons in training should apply to join SOTA to receive their conference fee discount.

*Membership subject to eligibility

DAY RATE ONLY Member and Non Member

Professor, Senior Lecturer, 1 Day: £ 200 Consultant, Associate Specialist & Staff Grade

SOTA Members& Allied Health 1 Day: £ 165 Professionals

Medical Student (with proof of current 1 Day: £ 50 student status)

DAY DELEGATES ONLY: Please specify which day you wish to attend: Monday 04/11/13 Tuesday 05/11/13

CONFERENCE DINNER BASO~ACS 40th Annual Dinner Date: Monday 4th November 2013Venue: The Foundling Museum, London, WC1N 1AZ www.foundlingmuseum.org.uk

Dress: Lounge Suit Reception: 7.30pm Dinner: 8pm Non-members are welcome to attend

Tickets Cost per person No. Required Total payment

Full Rate £ 60 £

Trainee Rate £ 40 £

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Note: The conference dinner is not included in the cost of the conference sessions.


PAYMENTBASO~ACS Conference Payment Cheque Please find enclosed my cheque for: £ UK pounds sterling only

or made payable to: BASO~ACS CONFERENCE ACCOUNT

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Please return the completed registration form to:

Jackie Spencer-Smith

Post: BASO~THE ASSOCIATION FOR CANCER SURGERY, at The Royal College of Surgeons of England, 35-43 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PE

Fax: 020 7869 6851

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Terms and conditionsCancellations and substitutions Cancellations must be received in writing by 25th October2013 when a refund of the fee, less a 10% administrationcharge will be made. After this date, no refunds can be made.Substitutions, however, may be made at any time but theconference organisers must be notified in writing at least fourdays prior to the conference.

Programme and speaker changes The conference organisers reserve the right to change theconference sessions or speakers in case of illness or othercircumstances beyond their control.

Insurance The conference organisers do not accept responsibility for lossor damage to delegates’ own property and/or personal effectswhilst at the conference. The organisers do not acceptresponsibility for loss or damage to personal effects caused byevents beyond their control, including (but withoutlimitation) fire, flood, strikes, civil disturbance, or forconsequential loss of damage of any kind whatsoever.

Data Protection BASO~The Association for Cancer Surgery do not releasemembership addresses to any organisation, person orexternal body. However, we do agree to include in ourmailings details of future events which are thought to be ofinterest, organised by other surgical related associationsbased within The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

The Foundling Hospital was Britain’s first home forabandoned children. It was established in 1739 by CaptainThomas Coram “for the maintenance and education ofexposed and deserted young children” and from then untilthe Hospital closed in 1954 some 27,000 children passedthrough its doors. In 1740 William Hogarth donated hisportrait of Coram to the Hospital, encouraging other artiststo follow his example, and thus creating the first public artgallery. George Frideric Handel, another early governor,held annual fund-raising performances there of his Messiah. A room at the Museum is dedicated to Handel memorabilia.The 40th Anniversary BASO Dinner will take place in thePicture Gallery, and guests will be free to wander around thisfascinating and poignant exhibition.

The dinner is an excellent opportunity to meet otherdelegates and our presenters and, of course, to socializewith friends and colleagues old and new. All delegates,including trainees and non-Members of the Association, arewelcome to join us.

See page 6 to reserve your place

The Foundling Museum


Tuesday 5 November

08.30 onwards Inner Hall REGISTRATION OPEN

08.45 - 09.00 Lecture Theatre 1 08.45 - 09.45 Lecture Theatre 2Opening address BJS Prize papersMr Simon Fuller, Director of Services, Chair Andrew HayesTeenage Cancer TrustChair Lynda Wyld

09.00 - 09.30 Lecture Theatre 1Hereditary pancreatic disease and cancerMr Richard Charnley, Consultant Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic SurgeonFreeman Hospital, NewcastleChair Lynda Wyld

09.30 - 10.00 Lecture Theatre 1Challenges to clinical trial recruitment in the youngProfessor Bridget Young, Dept ofPsychological Sciences, Liverpool UniversityChair Lynda Wyld

10.00 - 10.30 Lecture Theatre 1Breast cancer in pregnancyProfessor Sibylle Loibl, German Breast Group, Neu-IsenbergChair Lynda Wyld

Why you should be here today...Don’t miss these key topics in the treatment of younger cancer patients, including thyroid, pancreatic and breast, and issuesfrom preserving fertility in the young patient to heredity and trial recruitment. Professor Suzanne Klimberg, President of theUS Society of Surgical Oncology, will give the BJS Lecture on Reducing Morbidity after Breast Surgery and Neil Borley givesthis year’s Ernest Miles Lecture on Early Rectal Cancer. The day ends with prizes awarded for the outstanding abstracts andpresentations given during the conference.

08.45 BJS.1 Pre-operative HistoscanningTM as an adjunctto preoperative staging improves completeexcision rates for locally advanced prostatecancer after radical prostatectomyNicholas Faure-Walker, Imperial CollegeHealthcare NHS Trust, London

08.55 BJS.2 POBRAD Trial: Prospective trial evaluatingoutcomes of immediate implant breastreconstruction using an acellular dermal matrixMichael Douek, Kings College, London

09.05 BJS.3 Ipad based Applications have the potentialto revolutionise cancer data collection.James Harvey, University Hospital of SouthManchester

09.15 BJS.4 The SentiMAG Multicentre Trial: sentinelnode biopsy using a magnetic technique versusthe standard techniqueMichael Douek, Kings College, London

09.25 BJS.5 Inaccurate coding of complex breastsurgery may lead to misleading surgeon specificoutcomesKenneth Keogh, Cheltenham General Hospital

09.35 BJS.6 Malignancy risk in ultrasound detectedgallbladder polyps: A systematic reviewDeclan Dunne, Liverpool Hepatobiliary Centre

09.50 - 10.30Lecture Theatre 2Parallel papers - Session 2Chair Hassan Malik

09.50 2.1 Outcomes of simultaneous resections forpatients with synchronous colorectal livermetastasesAlistair Slesser, Imperial College London

10.00 2.2 Neo-adjuvant chemoradiotherapy does notimprove local recurrence rates in mucinous rectalcancerManish Chand, Royal Marsden Hospital, London

10.10 2.3 Does height of rectal cancer influenceoncological outcome?Aneel Bhangu, Royal Masden Hospital, London

10.20 2.4 The Role of Selective Internal RadiationTherapy in the Treatment of Liver MalignanciesJohn Moir, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle Upon Tyne


Tuesday 5 November

All Day Council Room & Committee Room 1 Nuffield Meeting Room08:00-17:00 Poster Viewing Prayer Room open

10.30 - 11.00 Edward Lumley Hall COFFEE BREAK & trade exhibition

11.00 - 11.30 Lecture Theatre 1Sarcoma in children and young adultsMr Rob Grimer, Consultant Ortho-paedic Oncologist, Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS TrustChair Andrew Hayes

11.30 - 12.00 Lecture Theatre 1Thyroid malignancy in young adultsMr Radhu Mihai, Consultant EndocrineSurgeon, Oxford Radcliffe HospitalChair Andrew Hayes

12.00 - 12.30 Lecture Theatre 1Preserving fertility before cancer treatmentDr Allan Pacey, Department of Human Metabolism, University of SheffieldChair Andrew Hayes

12.30 - 13.45 Edward Lumley Hall LUNCH and trade exhibition

13.45 - 14.45 Lecture Theatre 1 BJS LECTUREReducing morbidity after breast cancer surgeryProfessor Suzanne Klimberg, President, the Society of Surgical Oncology (USA)Chair Riccardo Audisio

14.45 - 15.45 Lecture Theatre 1 Lecture Theatre 2Alan Edwards Poster Prize Papers SOTA Prize Papers - Session BPresenters tbc Presenters tbcChair Robert Kirby Chair Mike Shackcloth

15.45 - 16.15 Lecture Theatre 1 ERNEST MILES LECTURE Early rectal tumors - progress made and challenges aheadMr Neil Borley, Lead Clinician for Colorectal Surgery, Cheltenham General HospitalChair Paris Tekkis

16.15 - 16.20 Lecture Theatre 1 Prize AnnouncementsMichael Hallisey

16.20 - 16.30 Lecture Theatre 1 President’s Closing AddressMichael Hallisey

11.00 - 12.00 Lecture Theatre 2Parallel papers - Session 3Chair Michael Douek

11.00 3.1 Neoadjuvant endocrine therapy up-regulatesexpression of Breast Cancer Resistance Protein, butonly pre-treatment levels predict survivalBaek Kim, St James’s University Hospital, Leeds

11.10 3.2 Magnetic sentinel node and occult lesionlocalization (MagSNOLL) in an in vivo porcine modelMuneer Ahmed, Kings College, London

11.20 3.3 Cytokeratin-19 based one-step nucleic acidamplification (OSNA) should not replacehistopathology for sentinel lymph node assessmentin breast cancer: a meta-analysisJim Tiernan, University of Leeds

11.30 3.4 Use of the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery(ERAS) Programme in an Onco-plastic surgicalsettingDaniel Jordan, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust,Manchester

11.40 3.5 Surgical Consent - The World’s Largest ChineseWhisper?Dafydd Loughran, Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Wales

11.50 3.6 BAG-1L overexpression promotes a tumour-likephenotype in a three-dimensional model ofmammary morphogenesisHashim Syed, University of Southampton


AccommodationThere is a wide range of hotel accommodation available in theHolborn area and we find that most delegates prefer to maketheir own arrangements for staying in London. However,BASO~ACS has negotiated a special rate at the Hotel Russell.Please quote the reference BASO031113 when making yourbooking to receive the discount. A limited number of rooms isavailable on a first-come first-served basis at this rate andBASO~ACS cannot guarantee availability of accommodation.The closing date for this offer is 7th October, 2013.

• Standard single room, including full English breakfast:£139.00 plus VAT.

• Standard double room for single occupancy, including fullEnglish breakfast: £169.00 plus VAT.

Hotel Russell1-8 Russell SquareLondon WC1B 5BEwww.hotelrusselllondon.com Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7837 6470

How to get to the Conference Venue

By Underground/TubeHolborn: (Piccadilly Line) & (Central Line)

Temple: (District Line) & (Circle Line)

Chancery Lane: (Central Line)

By Air Heathrow airport14 miles via Piccadilly Line to Holborn tube station. Heathrow Express: www.heathrowexpress.com

Cityairport8 miles via District Line to Temple tube station

Stansted airport39 miles via Stansted Express to Liverpool Street, Central Lineto Holborn tube station.

Stansted Express: www.stanstedexpress.com

Luton airportThameslink to King's Cross Station, Piccadilly line to Holborntube station

Gatwick airport29 miles via Gatwick Express every 15 minutes to VictoriaStation then buses to Holborn station or tube to Temple

Gatwick Express: www.gatwickexpress.com

By Rail Website: www.thetrainline.com National Rail Enquiries: 08457 484950

Waterloo: Taxis available from the main station exit. A number of buses run from Waterloo to Holborn tubestation/Kingsway.

Victoria: Buses to Holborn/Kingsway or tube to Temple.

King's Cross: Piccadilly Line to Holborn tube station.

Liverpool Street: Central Line to Holborn tube station.

Euston Station: Northern Line to Tottenham Court Road tubestation then Central Line to Holborn tube station.

Car Parking An NCP car park is situated off Long Acre (via the one waysystem).

DRIVING INTO CENTRAL LONDON IS NOT ADVISED. The RoyalCollege of Surgeons is located within the Congestion ChargeZone. Please note: Payment may be made in advance bycontacting: 0845 900 1234 to pay, register or get information.Payment may be made at local stores within the area.

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BASO~The Association for all Cancer Surgeons

www.baso.org.uk

Join us!BASO~The Association for Cancer Surgery is the Association that speaks as an umbrellaorganisation for all surgical specialties treating people with malignant diseases. BASO was foundedby Ronald Raven, Surgical Oncologist, as a forum for surgical research and training for the benefitof patients with cancer. The Association represents surgeons and their centres across the UnitedKingdom & Ireland and has influence beyond.

Membership includes receipt of the European Journal of Surgical Oncology (EJSO) and affiliatemembership of the European Society of Surgical Oncology (ESSO).

There are five categories of membership:

Full Members:Professors, Senior Lecturers, Consultants, Associate Specialists and Staff Grades.

Associate Members:Specialist Registrars, Clinical Assistants and Senior House Officers.

Affiliate Members:Clinical Nurse Specialists, Researchers and Allied Health Professionals.

Overseas Members:Professionals working in surgical oncology outside the UK. Membersfrom the Republic of Ireland can choose to join as Full, Associate orAffiliate members or as an Overseas member.

Senior Members:Professionals who have retired from practice.

You can join BASO~ACS online by visiting our

website: www.baso.org.uk.

The completed form, along with your CV, the

completed Direct Debit form and a cheque for

your first year’s subscription should be sent

to the BASO~ACS office (details on the

form).

The subscription year runs from 1st July, but

new members can join at any stage during

the year.

Please contact Jackie Spencer-Smith with anyqueries:

Tel: 020 7869 6853

Fax: 020 7869 6851

E-mail: [email protected]

40thANNIVERSARY1973 - 2013

BASO ~ACS

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For information on how to join, visit our website: www.baso.org.uk/sota.aspx

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