» Program | Friday 28.03.2025

Registration desk open 07.00h

Plenary 

Main Conference Hall (Grote Zaal)

08.00-08.30h Keynote lecture by Chris Holsinger “AI for H&N Oncologists: Arriving in the Operating Room and Clinic in 2025

Session 3.0 New Diagnosis, Treatments and Technology

08.30-08.50h Lecture by Paolo Bossi “The current Landscape of Systemic Treatments of Sinonasal Malignancies”

08.50-09.10h Lecture by Hans Langendijk “Has Proton Therapy Fulfilled its Promise?”

09.10-09.15h Change to paralell

Parallel Sessions

Grote Zaal

09.15-10.25h Session 3.1

New Diagnosis, Treatments and Technology

09.15 – 09.25h: paper #1

09.25 – 09.35h: paper #2

09.35 – 09.45h: paper #3

09.45 – 09.55h: paper#4

09.55 – 10.05h: paper#5

10.05 – 10.15h: paper#6

10.15 – 10.25h: paper #7

 Selected papers will be published January 2025

 

 

Veilingzaal

09.15 – 10.25h Session 3.2

Tumors of the parapharyngeal space

“One anatomical space, a variety of tumors: how radiology can guide the diagnosis”: Marco Ravanelli  

Surgical corridors to a deeply located region: how to choose and combine different approaches”: Davide Mattavelli 

Surgical corridors to a deeply located region: how to choose and combine different approaches”: Olindo Massarelli 

“The management of unresectable primary and recurrent parotid/parapharyngeal salivary gland cancer”: Sara Ronchi – 

“Beyond chemotherapy: future perspectives of novel systemic agents and molecular profiling in salivary gland cancer”: Salvatore Alfieri – 

 

 

Administratiezaal

09.15-10.25h Session 3.3

EHNS Tumor Board

 

“Case 1”: Erim Pamuk 

“Case 2”: Joke van Nuffel 

“Case 3”: Claudio Sampieri  

Panel discussion with: Wojciech Golusinski, Patrick Shenan, Jan Clozar, Silke Tribus (RT), Åse Bratland (MO)

 

 

 

Berlagezaal

09.15 – 10.25h Session 3.4

Brazilian Head and Neck Surgery Society Symposium 

“Management of head and neck cancer in resource-constrained areas”

“Establishing region-specific guidelines for head and neck cancer care”: Leandro Matos

“Challenges faced in treating head and neck cancer in resource-scarce centers”: Izabella Costa

Luiz P. Kowalski – The importance of a multidisciplinary approach in treating head and neck cancer

“Strategies to prioritize and optimize head and neck cancer care in low- and middle-income countries”: Claudio R. Cernea

“Beyond chemotherapy: future perspectives of novel systemic agents and molecular profiling in salivary gland cancer”: Salvatore Alfieri 

 

 

10.25 – 11.00h Morning break

Plenary 

Grote Zaal

11.00-12.30h Round table 3

Planning of Head and Neck Reconstruction

11.00-11.20h Lecture by Sat Parmar “Virtual and 3D Planning of Oral Cavity Defects”

11.20-11.40h Lecture by Christian von Buchwald “Complex Reconstruction of the Anterior Skull Base 

11.40-12.00h Lecture by Vincent Vanderpoorten “Reconstructing the Oropharynx after TORS”

12.00-12.20h Lecture by Ralph Gilbert “Planning of Complex Post-laryngectomy Defects”

12.20-12.30h Discussions and Q&A

12.30 – 13.30h Lunch

12.30-13.30h Symposium sponsored by MERCK

Plenary 

Grote Zaal

13.30-14.00h Keynote lecture by Paolo Dotto “Sex Dimorphism in Head and Neck Cancer and beyond”

Round table 4

Embracing Diversity, Equity and inclusion

14.00-14.20h Lecture by Cecilia Pompili “Challenges Facing Underrepresented Surgeons in Head and Neck Surgical Oncology”

14.20-14.40h Lecture by Bengü Cobanoglu “Principles for Guiding Gender Equity in Faculty Hiring and Promotion Supporting Diversity and Inclusion”

14.40-15.00h Lecture by Lisa Licitra “Framework for Advancing Equity in Academic Medicine and Science: Challenges Faced and how to Overcome”

15.00-15.15h Discussion and Q&A

15.15 – 15.45h Afternoon Break

Plenary 

Grote Zaal

Session 4.0 Empower & Making Sense: from prehabilitation to palliative care

15.45-16.05h Lecture by Camilla DawsonSpeech and swallow prehabilitation

16.05-16.25h Lecture by Marinella Offerman Futureproof palliative care in- and outside the consultation room

16.25-16.30h Change to paralell

Parallel Sessions

Grote Zaal

16.30-17.50h Session 4.1

Empower & Making Sense: from prehabilitation to palliative care

16.30 – 16.40h: paper#1

16.40 – 16.50h: paper#2

16.50 – 17.00h: paper#3

17.00 – 17.10h: paper#4

17.10 – 17.20h: paper#5

17.20 – 17.30h: paper#6

17.30 – 17.40h: paper#7

17.40 – 17.50h: paper#8

17.50 – 18.00h: paper#9

Selected papers will be published January 2025

 

 

 

Veilingzaal

16.30-17.50h Session 4.2

IHNS: Update and innovation in parathyroid disease and thyroid management

“The importance of Pre-operative sonographic evaluation for thyroid surgery”: Oded Cohen

“Surgical planning using thyroid nodules molecular analysis”: Galit Avior

“Recurrent regional lymphatic spread – what can be done?”: Limor Muallem Kalmovich –

“Preoperative Imaging in Primary Hyperparathyroidism: Optimizing Parathyroid Surgery Outcomes”: Joshua Ben-Zion

“Preoperative 99mTc-MIBI Scan in Parathyroid Surgery among Chronic Renal Disease Patients”: Nir Hirshoren 

 

 

Administratiezaal

16.30-17.50h Session 4.3

 

“Enlisting the immune system to treat HPV-associated cancers: virally induced neoantigens as potential targets”: Jens.P. Klussmann

“Neoadjuvant immunotherapy prior to surgery: biological rationale, potential biomarkers, and clinical response”: Stephan Lang 

“The promise of immunotherapy in the induction setting prior to chemoradiation”: Markus Hecht 

“Neoadjuvant immunotherapy: investigation of the HNSCC tumor microenvironment”: Cornelius Kürten 

 

Berlagezaal

16.30-17.50h Session 4.4

Make Sense Campaign

Introduction to Make Sense: René Leemans

Introduction to Young Tongues: Barbara Fountain

Panel discussion: René Leemans,  Wojciech Golusinski, Lisa Licitra;

The need for equal access to head and neck cancer care: An overview

The need for equal access to head and neck cancer care: A discussion

Working together to achieve the same goal

Questions and close

 

 

 

 

18.00 End of Day

Effectenbeurszaal

19.30 – 22.00h

Festive evening with music, drinks & food!

Ticket mandatory