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3933 - Neoadjuvant olaparib monotherapy in primary triple negative breast cancer
Presenter: Hans Eikesdal
Session: Poster Discussion - Breast cancer, early stage
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1804 - Immunological differences between immune-rich estrogen receptor-positive and -negative breast cancers
Presenter: Tess O'Meara
Session: Poster Discussion - Breast cancer, early stage
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Challenging I-O after toxicity or resistance
Presenter: Benjamin Besse
Session: Optimal delivery of immuno-oncology (I-O) in advanced NSCLC
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Has molecular classification changed the surgical approach in endometrial cancer?
Presenter: Christian Marth
Session: Treating endometrial cancer in the molecular age
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Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help - Discussant
Presenter: Maurice Perol
Session: Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help
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2nd clinical case: “A liver’s life”
Presenter: Stefan Rauh
Session: Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help
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Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help - Discussant
Presenter: Maike Collienne
Session: Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help
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3rd clinical case: “Fear of blood”
Presenter: Stefan Rauh
Session: Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help
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Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help - Discussant
Presenter: Matti Aapro
Session: Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help
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Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help - Discussant
Presenter: Jann Arends
Session: Decision making at the point of care: When evidence-based medicines can’t help
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