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ICML-ESMO Full-immersion Course on the State of the Art in Malignant Lymphoma 2023

10 - 12 Jun 2023

Lugano, Switzerland

Slides from this ESMO Educational Partnership Meeting are reserved to ESMO Members, according to the presenters' agreement to release them. ESMO thanks the authors for their generosity.

The copyright protected educational resources from this event are for personal usage only and not to be shared with any third parties.

Meeting programme

Learning objectives

  • Background knowledge of biology and molecular pathology of haematological malignancies
  • Practice-oriented presentation of the modern diagnostic tools
  • Essential perspective of clinical features of lymphoma entities
  • Comprehensive overview of the most relevant treatment options, covering also “unmet needs” and open questions.
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Basics of B-cell Lymphoma Biology

Presenter: L. Pasqualucci, US

Session: Essential Requisites Before Attending this Course and the ICML

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Workshop: Lymphoma in Pregnancy

Presenter: F. Peccatori, IT

Session: Essential Requisites Before Attending this Course and the ICML

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Marginal Zone Lymphomas

Presenter: E. Zucca, CH

Session: Main Indolent Entities: The State of the Art

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