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Update of the Recommendations for the Use of Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) for Patients with Metastatic Cancer

Aired live on 22 Nov 2023

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Precision Oncology: Genomics Guided Care – Update of the Recommendations for the Use of Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) for Patients with Metastatic Cancer

Chair: Fabrice André
Speakers: Fernanda Mosele, Benedikt Westphalen

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Learning objectives:

  • Discuss the updated and new recommendations for the use of next-generation sequencing (NGS) based on the quick evolvement of precision cancer medicine.
  • Enhance the use of NGS as a high throughput technology in daily practice.
  • Enhance patient's access to NGS and molecular tumour profiling.

Supported by

SB-Bayer
SB-Illumina
SB-Janssen Oncology
SB-Lilly
SB-Novartis
SB-Roche

Supported by an educational grant by Janssen EMEA

Also supported by a grant from Pfizer Inc.

Programme

  • Welcome and Introduction, Fabrice André
  • General recommendations for NGS, Fernanda Mosele
  • Discussion around specific cancers, Benedikt Westphalen
  • LIVE Q&A, All
  • Conclusions, Fabrice André

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