PRESERVE Early Rectal Cancer Meeting

08:30 - 09:00 Registration and arrival pastries

09:00 Introduction and Welcome
Prof Gina Brown, Imperial College London and Mr Arnold Goede, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

09:10 Defining the problem: NBOCAP and audit data
Miss Rachel Carten, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

09:25 - 12:55
Session 1: How does the MDT reach consensus agreement on the optimal
plane of dissection?

09:25 Recognising lesions suitable for rectal preserving approaches on endoscopy
Prof James East, Oxford University Hospitals NHS FT

09:40 Recognising lesions suitable for rectal preserving approaches on MRI
Prof Gina Brown, Imperial College London

09:55 Faculty panel discussion: What to do with an at-risk rectal polyp in endoscopy?

10:15 Evidence for endoscopic resection of early rectal cancers/polyps
Dr Kevin Monahan, St Mark's The National Bowel Hospital and Academic Institute

10:25 Assessing the suitability of the plane of dissection on EMR
Dr Noriko Suzuki, St Mark's The National Bowel Hospital and Academic Institute

10:35 Assessing the suitability of the plane of dissection on ESD
Mr Amyn Haji, King’s College Hospital NHSFT

10:45 Assessing the suitability of the plane of dissection on EID
Mr Roel Hopes, Amsterdam UMC

10:55 Morning coffee

11:20 Operative techniques - tips and tricks: EMR
Dr Noriko Suzuki, St Mark's The National Bowel Hospital and Academic Institute

11:35 Operative techniques - tips and tricks: ESD
Mr Amyn Haji, King’s College Hospital NHSFT

11:50 Operative techniques - tips and tricks: EID
Mr Roel Hopes, Amsterdam UMC

12:05 Operative techniques tips and tricks: TAMIS
Mr Francesco di Fabio, Basingstoke North Hampshire Hospital

12:20 Operative techniques - tips and tricks: Robotic TAMIS / TEMS
Mr Stephen Boyce, Oxford University Hospitals NHSFT

Faculty panel discussions: Rectal polyps: does size matter?
EMR vs EID: how to choose? Is TAMIS better than TEMS?

13:55 - 14:45
Session 2: Should histopathology assessment impact MDT surgical
planning for early rectal cancers?

13:55 Histopatholgical risk factors of metastatic disease in early rectal cancers
Prof Iris Nagtegaal, Radboud University Medical Center

14:10 How to assess local excision specimens
Dr Adriana Martinez, St Mark's The National Bowel Hospital and Academic Institute

14:25 Faculty panel discussion: Is the risk of metastatic disease over-estimated in early
rectal cancers?

14:45 - 16:50
Session 3: Is MRI staging necessary in the Early Rectal Cancer MDT?
14:45 PRESERVE protocol
Miss Rachel Carten, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
Dr Lisa van der Schee, Amsterdam UMC

15:00 Faculty panel discussion: How will PRESERVE benefit the Early Rectal Cancer
MDT?

15:20 - 15:40 Afternoon tea

15:40 PRESERVE in action
Delegate body become an MDT to review early rectal cancer cases

16:50 Review of meeting
Prof Gina Brown, Imperial College London and Mr Arnold Goede, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

17:00 - 18:00 Drinks reception