Programme and Presentations

UK & Ireland Prostate Brachytherapy Conference 2016

Friday 27th March 2015

THE TOWER – A GUOMAN HOTEL . LONDON, E1, 4 ****

    ABSTRACT SLIDES  
08.45 Tea/Coffee; Posters; Exhibition      
09.20 Welcome & introductions     Mr Rick Popert/
Dr David Bottomley (UK)
09.30 Celebration of 20 years since the first UK brachytherapy implant     Dr Dan Ash
PAST      
09.45 Brachytherapy in the US – the long term data   Prof Louis Potters (USA)
10.15 Brachytherapy in the UK – Leeds a 20 year experience   Dr Brendan Carey (UK)
10.45 Update on physics aspects of brachytherapy and UK guidelines   Sarah Aldridge (UK)
11.00 Tea/Coffee; Posters; Exhibition      
PRESENT      
11:30 How I would treat…
Five centres have been provided with the template biopsy mapping results, MRI scans and Ultrasound images for a patient with intermediate risk prostate cancer and will present their current approach to planning and treating this patient:
Leeds; Guildford; Mount Vernon; Guy’s; Galway
    Dr David Bottomley
Dr Robert Laing
Dr Roberto Alonzi
Prof Frank Sullivan
Dr Stephen Morris
12.30 The place of focal salvage brachytherapy in radiation failure     Associate Professor Kenta Miki (JAP)
13.00 Lunch; Posters; Exhibition Viewing      
13.45 Moderated poster presentations
All authors to give a three minute presentation, followed by a three minute question/answer period
    Physics abstracts chairs:
Sarah Aldridge / Mr Rick Popert

Clinical abstracts chairs:
Mr Rick Popert / Dr Stephen Morris

FUTURE      
15.15 New and future techniques: The French experience of Hemi-gland brachytherapy   Prof Jean-Marc Cosset (F)
15.45 Tea/Coffee; Posters; Exhibition      
16.00 UK focal brachytherapy experience from Guildford     Prof Stephen Langley (UK)
16.30 Targeted biopsy techniques and focused brachytherapy     Mr Rick Popert
17.00 The future of brachytherapy is HDR   Dr Roberto Alonzi (UK)
17.30 The future of prostate imaging   Prof Gary Cook (UK)
18.00 Prize presentation and close of meeting     Dr Stephen Morris

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