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Gastrointestinal Cancers
Year in Review - Gastrointestinal Cancers EditionA CME monograph and speaker’s slide kit summarizing the year’s most important meeting presentations and journal articles. Year in Review is a unique CME activity that attempts to distill the more than 1,000 data sets and journal articles in gastrointestinal cancer published in 2009 and 2010 into a convenient summary of the most clinically relevant papers and presentations. Featuring commentary from Drs Jaffer A Ajani, Steven R Alberts, Al B Benson III, Howard S Hochster and David H Ilson. (Text Content) Gastrointestinal Cancer Update – Medical Oncology EditionCME series for medical oncologists featuring one-on-one interviews with clinical investigators. Featuring interviews with Drs Eric Van Cutsem, Jordan D Berlin, Andrew X Zhu and Eileen M O’Reilly. Special feature: Bonus web-only audio. (Text and Audio Content) Colorectal Cancer - Webcasts and Video ActivitiesRecorded video proceedings from live CME activities and interactive programs featuring video, PowerPoint and related web links. This two-part CME activity provides highlighted video excerpts from our satellite symposia held January 22 and 23, 2010. Section 1 concentrates on the interdisciplinary management of gastric, pancreatic and hepatobiliary cancers, and section 2 focuses exclusively on colon and rectal cancers. Each features a panel of practicing oncologists presenting deidentified cases to our faculty experts for clinical consultation and their perspectives on the application of emerging research findings. In addition, Drs Alan P Venook and Charles D Blanke provide further perspectives on the case discussion. (Video and Text Content) Colorectal Cancer Update - Medical Oncology EditionCME series for medical oncologists featuring one-on-one interviews with clinical investigators. Featuring interviews with Drs Alan P Venook, Charles S Fuchs, Richard M Goldberg and Lee M Ellis. (Text and Audio Content) Colorectal Cancer Update - Surgical EditionCME series for general surgeons, gastrointestinal surgeons and surgical oncologists featuring one-on-one interviews with clinical investigators. Featuring interviews with Drs Nicholas J Petrelli, Axel Grothey, Alan P Venook and John N Primrose. (Text and Audio Content) Colorectal Cancer Update - Think TankEdited proceedings from closed roundtable discussions among clinical investigators debating newly published data and controversial issues central to patient care. Roundtable participants include Drs Steven A Curley, Lee M Ellis, Charles S Fuchs, Richard M Goldberg, Daniel G Haller, Howard S Hochster and Herbert I Hurwitz. (Text and Audio Content) Visiting Professors - Colorectal Cancer EditionCase-based discussions on the management of colorectal cancer in the adjuvant and metastatic settings Featuring Drs Daniel G Haller and Axel Grothey's perspectives on their time spent visiting with patients with early and metastatic colorectal cancer in the clinics of community oncologists. (Audio Content) Colorectal Cancer Update - Nursing EditionCNE series for oncology nurses featuring one-on-one interviews with clinical investigators, nurses and patients. Featuring interviews with Alan Venook, MD, Tom Weber, ANP-BC and additional comments by two patients with colon cancer. (Audio Content) MetResectManagement of patients with colorectal cancer and hepatic-only metastases. Proceedings from a Case-Based Roundtable Meeting of Clinical Investigators Developing a New Education/Management Platform for Adjuvant! Online (Audio Content). Also visit the online tool at Adjuvant! Online. Meet the Professors - GIST EditionRecorded discussions from case-based meetings featuring community oncologists presenting actual but de-identified cases to a panel of clinical investigators. Highlights from a roundtable featuring a community oncologist panel and Drs Charles Blanke, George Demetri, Burton Eisenberg, Brian Rubin and Jonathan Trent. (Audio Content) Patterns of Care - Colorectal Cancer EditionPublished results of national Patterns of Care surveys conducted with clinical investigators and practicing oncologists to illuminate management trends in oncology. Management of Cancer of the Colon and Rectum in the Adjuvant and Metastatic Settings: A Survey Comparing Practice Patterns of GI Clinical Investigators and Practicing Oncologists Hepatocellular Carcinoma Update - Think TankEdited proceedings from closed roundtable discussions among clinical investigators debating newly published data and controversial issues central to patient care. Roundtable participants include Drs Michael Choti, Richard Finn, T Clark Gamblin, Jeff Geschwind, Paul Kwo, Bert O’Neil, Melanie Thomas and Paul Thuluvath. (Audio and Text Format) Meet The Professors - Colorectal Cancer EditionRecorded discussions from case-based meetings featuring community oncologists presenting actual but de-identified cases to a panel of clinical investigators. Highlights from roundtable featuring community oncologist panel and Drs Alan Venook, Axel Grothey and Daniel Haller. (Audio Content) Colorectal Cancer - Symposia ProceedingsEnduring CME activities featuring the recorded proceedings from live CME meetings and satellite symposia held in conjunction with important scientific meetings. Colorectal Cancer Update: Live Clinical Investigator Think Tank (Audio Content) Hepatocellular Carcinoma UpdateCME series for medical oncologists featuring one-on-one interviews with clinical investigators. Featuring interviews with Drs David A Geller, John Forbes, Lewis R Roberts and Alan P Venook. Special Section: Roundtable Discussion: Featuring Drs David A Geller, Lewis R Roberts, Alan P Venook, William N Harwin, Charles A Henderson and Joseph F Pizzolato. (Text and Audio Content) Patient Education and Perspectives Series: Colorectal Cancer EditionCancer Q and A - Colorectal Cancer: Patient Education Series, 2007This edition is located on an archived server and will open in a new window. Previous IssuesCancer Conference Update - Colorectal Cancer EditionAudio reviews of key presentations and posters from important scientific meetings Presentations from the Fourth Annual ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium in Orlando, Florida. (Audio Content)
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