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ESMO World Congress on Gastrointestinal Cancer 2021

30 Jun - 03 Jul 2021

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The ESMO World Congress on Gastrointestinal Cancer represents the year’s premier gathering of international oncology professionals who are dedicated to improving the lives of patients impacted by diseases of the GI tract.

The Congress is the leading global platform for discussing the latest emerging data and new research in this rapidly advancing scientific field.

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Discussant: SO-5, SO-6, SO-7

Presenter: Radka Obermannova, Czech Republic

Session: Session IV: Presentation of Selected Non-Colorectal Cancer Abstracts

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Discussant: SO-8, SO-9, SO-10

Presenter: Andres Cervantes, Spain

Session: Session IV: Presentation of Selected Non-Colorectal Cancer Abstracts

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Presenter: Claudia Cardone, Italy

Session: Session III: ESMO Session: Focus on Young Medical Oncologists

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