Welcome to the new ESSO electronic newsletter!
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The European Society of Surgical Oncology is pleased to present its members and other interested parties with a revamped electronic newsletter offering a more lively and professional design. A couple of weeks ago already, on the occasion of the joint ECCO 15-34th ESMO Multidisciplinary Congress ESSO launched its new logo, domain name and website layout. These changes are part the ESSO strategic development plan towards a more visible, more dynamic and more interactive society. In this context, ESSO will launch within the next few weeks a members’ area on its website, offering its members a range of additional information and services.
Visit ESSO website @ www.essoweb.org
ESSO 2010 Congress Advance Programme now available!
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From 15th to 17th September 2010, the European Society of Surgical Oncology is inviting the surgical oncology community to exchange and debate on the theme of “Surgical outcome: can we do better?” in the graceful city of Bordeaux. The programme will promote the highest standards of surgical care in the management of patients with solid tumours. New for 2010 are the plenary debate sessions and the meet-the-expert sessions that will come in addition to the keynote lectures, scientific symposia, educational workshop and the hugely popular video session.
The ESSO 2010 advance programme is now available and can be downloaded from the hyperlink. All members will receive a printed copy by regular post.
View the webcasts from the joint ECCO 15-ESMO 34 Congress!
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Close to 15.000 delegates participated in the premier European cancer meeting held in Berlin from 20 to 24 September, which offered the oncology community a wonderful opportunity to catch the latest news in their field of interest and to meet with their peers from different disciplines. The Congress offered a rich and very well attended surgical oncology track. The ESSO Special session was a tremendous success, with Professor Theo Wiggers being presented the ESSO award for his efforts to improve the outcome of colorectal cancer patients. Webcats of a number of sessions can be viewed from the ECCO website.
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