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ESTRO 2025
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02 May 2025 - 06 May 2025
Vienna, Austria
ESTRO 2025
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Saturday
May 03
08:00 - 08:40
Mahler
Chemoradiotherapy still plays a role in the multidisciplinary care of oesophageal and gastric cancer
Chair:
Karin Haustermans
,
Belgium
Session Type:
Meet-the-Experts
Track:
Interdisciplinary
Journey:
GI
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Saturday
May 03
08:45 - 10:00
Haydn
Optimising online adaptive radiotherapy delivery
Chair:
Brayden Geary
,
Australia
;
Co-Chair:
Sarah Barrett
,
Ireland
Overview:
Adaptive radiotherapy (ART) has become more prevalent as planning and treatment systems advance, allowing for more efficient delivery of care across a wide variety of tumour sites. In order to further improve the quality and efficiency of ART, this symposium aims to provide insight from leading RTT and Physics experts working across different adaptive systems. Topics covered will range from process improvement initiatives, training and credentialing frameworks, the integration of AI and how proton therapy is using adaptive workflows. This symposium will be of great interest to current and future users of adaptive systems.
Session Type:
Symposium
Track:
RTT
Journey:
GI / Positioning & Immobilisation
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Saturday
May 03
10:30 - 11:30
Mahler
Upper GI 1
Co-Chair:
Gian Marco Petrianni
,
Italy
;
Chair:
Karin Haustermans
,
Belgium
Overview:
Proffered Papers are presented in one of the sessions scheduled in the main session halls. Each author will present orally for 7 minutes, followed by 3 minutes for discussion. Sessions will be recorded and available on-demand.
Session Type:
Proffered Papers
Track:
Clinical
Journey:
GI
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Saturday
May 03
15:15 - 16:30
Schubert
This house believes that NTCP models should be leading our clinical decision-making
Chair:
Andrew Hope
,
Canada
;
Chair:
Laura Cella
,
Italy
Overview:
In radiation oncology, treatment decisions require balancing therapeutic efficacy with the risk of toxicity. Normal Tissue Complication Probability (NTCP) models offer a quantitative framework for estimating treatment-related side effects, potentially enabling safer, more personalized care. However, whether they should take the lead in clinical decision-making remains a matter of debate. Arguing for the motion, Markus Alber and Hans Langendijk will advocate for NTCP models as essential tools for guiding patient management. Opposing them, Tiziana Rancati and Ivan Vogelius will highlight model limitations and question their reliability. The stage is set for a compelling debate—but who has the stronger arguments? That’s for you, the audience, to decide!
Session Type:
Debate
Track:
Physics
Journey:
GI
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Saturday
May 03
15:15 - 16:15
Stolz 1
Lower GI 2
Co-Chair:
Calogero CasÃ
,
Italy
;
Chair:
Kyubo Kim
,
Korea Republic of
Overview:
Mini-Orals are presented at one of the sessions scheduled in the two mini-oral theatres. Each author will present a 4-slide PowerPoint orally for 4 minutes, followed by 3 minutes for discussion. Sessions will be recorded and made available via the online platform and mobile app.
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Mini-Orals
Track:
Clinical
Journey:
GI
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Sunday
May 04
08:00 - 08:40
Strauss 1-2
Rectal cancer is the new anal cancer: Organ preservation in focus
Moderator:
Emmanouil Fokas
,
Germany
Session Type:
Panel Discussion
Track:
Clinical
Journey:
GI
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Sunday
May 04
08:45 - 10:00
Mahler
Joint ESTRO-EORTC: Novel methodologies for clinical research in radiation oncology: Time to think outside of the box?
Chair:
Corinne Faivre-Finn
,
United Kingdom
;
Chair:
Joost Verhoeff
,
The Netherlands
Overview:
This session explores innovative approaches to clinical research in radiation oncology, challenging traditional methodologies and highlighting the need for adaptability in a rapidly evolving field. The first talk discusses the limitations of RCTs, including their high costs, long timelines, and challenges in keeping pace with technological advancements. The second talk examines the role of real-world evidence, defining its scope, regulatory perspectives, and impact on clinical decision-making. The third talk explores pragmatic trials as a bridge between efficacy and real-world effectiveness, addressing their design and implementation. Finally, the session covers the Trials Within Cohort (TwiCs) approach, demonstrating how cohort-based randomised trials can offer ethical and practical advantages. Together, these talks offer a roadmap for modernizing clinical research in radiation oncology.
Session Type:
Symposium
Track:
Interdisciplinary
Journey:
Dosimetry & QA / GI / Lung / Soft Tissue
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Mahler
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Stolz 1
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Strauss 1-2
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AI in RT / GI / Positioning & Immobilisation / Urology
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GI / Positioning & Immobilisation / SBRT / Urology
AI in RT / Breast / Gynaecology
Breast / Dosimetry & QA / Lung / Reirradiation / Soft Tissue
Dosimetry & QA / GI / Gynaecology / Reirradiation
Breast / Dosimetry & QA / SBRT / Urology
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