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ESMO Deep Dive: Upper Digestive Cancers - Gastric Cancer: From Molecule to Medicine

Aired live on 13 Apr 2022

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ESMO Deep Dive: Upper Digestive Cancers - Gastric Cancer: From Molecule to Medicine

Chair: Sarah Derks, Sun Young Rha
Speakers: Patrick Tan, Adam Bass, Filippo Pietrantonio

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Learning objectives:

  • Understand how new genomic technologies such as single-cell analysis can improve our understanding of gastric cancer intra-tumour heterogeneity, which is emerging as a major barrier to clinical management
  • Understand best practice in the treatment of MSI-H gastric cancer Immunobiology of the disease
  • Understand how features of chromosomal instability lead to different patterns of oncogene activation in gastroesophageal cancers than other GI cancers such as colorectal and pancreatic
  • Understand how intra-tumour heterogeneity can impact response to therapy and resistance
  • Evaluate the need for refined biomarker testing approaches to confront the problems of heterogeneity and the features of chromosomal instability in GE cancers

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