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ESSO 2008 – 14th Congress of the European Society of Surgical Oncology
10 - 12 September 2008, The Hague, The Netherlands
Over 3 days, the conference discussed the main organ-related cancer types. The Programme included a daily keynote lecture of common interest and symposia on important generic topics such as follow-up, the volume/outcome debate, how to deal with a complete response, as well as major organ-related topics. On the final day, there was an exciting educational programme including teaching lectures and a full spectrum of educational activities. For those of you who were present in The Hague, we hope you enjoyed the scientific programme, the social events and the city and we look forward to meeting you again in Bordeaux in 2010. To those of you who could not make it in The Hague, we invite you to already book the dates of the next ESSO Congress and will be delighted to welcome you in Bordeaux in two years from now for the 15th Congress of the European Society of Surgical Oncology on 15-17 September 2010. As part of ESSO online educational programme, posters presented at the Congress are now available in a pdf format from the ESSO website educational section. Click here to access the online learning webpage directly.
Dr. Takahashi Norio (Japan) Experimental studies on reconstruction mechanism of rat lymphatic tracts after total iliac lymphadenectomy and identification and characterization of rat lymphatic endothelial cells in vitro Dr. Gabriel Liberale (Belgium) Role of multidisciplinary meeting in the treatment decision making of patients with gastro-intestinal cancer: results of a prospective study Dr. Leonid Petrov (Russia) The role of pelvic exenteration for treatment of locally advanced recurrent rectal cancer The awards were conferred during the closing session of the Congress by the Conference Chair, Professor Cornelis van de Velde. Each awardee will receive a prize money of 500 €.
The growing interest of the ESSO Congress beyond the European borders makes it a truly international event, and we trust it will continue to develop in the future.
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