Friday, October 22, 2010
6:15 am |
Breakfast symposium: |
8:00 am |
Welcome |
8:05 am |
Introduction |
Session VI: Myeloma and Lymphoproliferative Malignancies: Emerging Agents on Their Way to a Pharmacy Near YouModerator: Asher Chanan-Khan, MD |
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8:10 am |
Key signal transduction pathways in lymphoma |
8:30 am |
Novel IMiDs compounds |
8:45 am |
Novel proteasome inhibitors |
9:00 am |
Novel chemotherapeutic agents |
9:15 am |
Novel monoclonal antibodies |
9:30 am |
Panel discussion |
9:40 am |
Coffee break |
Session VII: Waldenstrom’s MacroglobulinemiaModerator: Morton Coleman, MD |
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10:00 am |
The Bruce Waterfall Memorial Lecture: What is the best frontline treatment? |
10:30 am |
What is the best treatment for relapsed disease? |
10:50 am |
Novel approaches to WM |
11:10 am |
Complications of high IgM - cryoglobulins and hyperviscosity: Plasmapheresis – when is it indicated and how effective is it in both WM and myeloma? |
11:30 am |
Panel discussion |
11:45 am |
Lunch symposium: |
CLL SESSION
Session VIII: From Bench to BedsideModerator: Richard R. Furman, MD |
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1:45 pm |
Biology of CLL |
2:05 pm |
Biochemical pathways: Targets to be exploited? |
2:25 pm |
Making the diagnosis: Is monoclonal B cell lymphocytosis a real entity? |
2:45 pm |
Response evaluation: Is a complete remission necessary or just a surrogate marker for good prognosis? |
3:05 pm |
Coffee break |
Session IX: Special PresentationsModerator: Morton Coleman, MD |
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3:25 pm |
The SASS Foundation for Medical Research Award Ceremony Presentation: John Ultmann Award for Contributions to CLL Research |
3:35 pm |
Prognostic factors: Do they have a role in treatment decisions and timing? |
Session X: CLL TreatmentModerator: Michael J. Keating, MB, BS |
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3:55 pm |
What is the best frontline approach to treatment? |
4:15 pm |
What is the best approach for patients who relapse? |
4:35 pm |
Panel discussion |
4:45 pm |
Adjourn |

