BIR/IDUG The Future of Molecular Radiotherapy Dosimetry

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Mon, 30 May 2016, 09:30

End

Thu, 30 Jun 2016, 05:00

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BIR/IDUG The Future of Molecular Radiotherapy Dosimetry

A groundbreaking event about Molecular Radiotherapy Dosimetry

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Call for abstracts

Please submit abstracts on any aspect of molecular radiotherapy dosimetry for the poster presentations.

Abstracts should be submitted in Word document format and be limited to 300 words.

Please send your abstract to [email protected] by 13 May 2016

Following the first highly succesful BIR/IDUG event in 2014, this is an excellent opportunity to hear about the future of molecular radiotherapy dosimetry from an international faculty. There will be a poster session so that participants can present and discuss the work performed in other hospitals in addition to the talks. This conference would be useful for physicists, oncologists, radiologists, radiographers, and all people involved in molecular radiotherapy.

Learning objectives

• Increase participants’ awareness of dosimetry in molecular radiotherapy

• Allow participants to introduce some form of dosimetry into their own hospitals

Registration Fee

Non-member	£250
BIR/IDUG Consultant member	£145
BIR/IDUG Non-Consultant member	£110
BIR/IDUG Trainee member	£65
BIR/IDUG Retired member	£55
BIR/IDUG Student member	£55

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09:30	Registration
09:50	Welcome
	Daniel McGowan, Oxford University Hospitals

Session 1 – MRT dosimetry trials Chair: Daniel McGowan, IDUG Chair Emeritus

10:00	Multi centre I-131 dosimetry trial: Clinician’s perspective
	Jon Wadsley, Sheffield Teaching Hospital
10:30	Multi centre I-131 dosimetry trial: Physicist’s perspective
	Rebecca Gregory, Royal Marsden Hospital
11:00	Multi centre Y-90 dosimetry trial: Industry’s perspective
	Michael Tapner, Sirtex
11:30	Refreshments and poster Viewing

Session 2 – Radium treatment Chair: Bruno Rojas, IDUG Secretary

12:00	Radium Dosimetry: Clinician’s perspective
	Knut Liepe, Klinikum Frankfurt (Oder) GmbH
12:30	Radium Dosimetry: Physicist’s perspective
	Glenn Flux, Royal Marsden Hospital
13:00	Lunch and poster viewing

Session 3 – Next steps for MRT dosimetry Chair: Jill Tipping, IDUG Co-Chair

14:00	3D printed phantoms
	Andrew Robinson, University of Manchester
14:30	Radiobiology considerations
	Alan Nahum, University of Liverpool
15:00	Workforce to deliver MRT dosimetry
	Allison Craig, Royal Marsden Hospital
15:30	Refreshments and poster viewing

Session 4 – New dosimetry software Chair: Matt Guy, IDUG Co-Chair

16:00	New software
	Mark Gooding, Mirada Medical
16:20	New software
	Antti Sohlberg, Hermes Medical Solutions
16:40	Way forward for MRT
	Jill Tipping, The Christie
17:00	Close