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Invited Speakers from Outside of Asia

Prof. Lynette

A. Denny

Department of

Obstetrics &

Gynaecology,

Groote Schuur

Hospital

IGCS

President

South Africa

Prof.

Nicoletta

Colombo

Director, Unit of

Medical

Gynecology,

European Institute

of Oncology

Gynecology

ESGO

President

Italy

Prof. Vesna I.

Kesic

Institute of

Obstetrics and

Gynecology,

Clinical Center of

Serbia

ESGO

President -

Elect/

Serbia

Prof. Barbara

A. Goff

Division of

Gynecologic

Oncology,

University of

Washington School

of Medicine

SGO

President-

Elect

USA

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Prof. Angelo

Maggioni

Division of

Gynecology,

European Institute

of Oncology, Milan

Italy

Prof. Michael

A. Quinn

Royal Women's

Hospital,

Department of

Obstetrics and

Gynaecology,

University of

Melbourne

Congress

President of

IGCS 2014

Australia

Prof. Kailash

Narayan

Department of

Obstetrics and

Gynaecology,

University of

Melbourne

Australia

Prof. David

M.

Gershenson

Department of

Gynecologic

Oncology,

University of

Texas, MD

Anderson Cancer

Center

USA

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Prof. Anil K.

Sood

Departments of

Gynecologic

Oncology and

Cancer Biology,

University of

Texas, MD

Anderson Cancer

Center.

USA

Prof. Charles

J. Zaloudek

Department of

Pathology School

of Medicine,

University of

California, San

Francisco

USA

Prof. Steven

G. Silverberg

Department of

Pathology,

University of

Maryland

USA

Prof. David

G. Huntsman

Director of

Translational and

Applied Genomics,

University of British

Colombia

Canada

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Please submit poster presentations via internet www. asgo 2013.org

between June 3rd and September 13th, 2013. Excellent papers will be selected for oral presentation at Workshop on December 14th or 15th.

Dear Friends and Colleagues !

It is my great pleasure and privilege to invite all of you to The 3rd ASGO Meeting in

Kyoto, Japan. Please note the dates 2013 December 13th-15th in your diaries.

In Asian countries, although we have still many patients with gynecological cancer at

advanced stages, medical care in each country has dramatically been improving by

tremendous efforts of physicians and our partnership in globalization. We are now

coming into "New Era of Asia" for better women's health care. Therefore, it is very

important for us to meet together, exchange the knowledge about gynecological

cancer, and enthusiastically be involved in face-to-face discussion about all aspects of

gynecologic oncology, such as better understanding of disease and further progress on

the screening, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and palliative care in the 21st century.

Kyoto is ancient capital of Japan, and has many beautiful and historical spots of

Heritage for sitting, listening, and watching. You can fully enjoy not only the scientific

and educational programs but also the social events. Please come to the world of

elegant culture such as art, eating, shopping, and playing during your stay of Kyoto in

the holiday season. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Best regards,

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The 3rd Biennial Meeting of ASGO / The 55th JSGO MeetingDecember 13th -15th, 2013, The Westin Miyako Hotel, KyotoPreliminary Program

December 13 (Fri), Hall A+B

7:55 Welcome Message (Hall B)Prof. Ikuo Konishi

8:00-8:30The 55th JSGO Grant Seminar (Hall B) (in English)Chairperson: Prof. Masahide Ohmichi

(1) Prof. Junzo Hamanishi“Comprehensive analysis of immune status in ovarian cancer patients: Toward development of novel chemo-immunotherapy” (2) Prof. Masafumi Toyoshima“Overcome platinum-resistance of ovarian cancer cell: Development of novel agents using genome-scaled siRNA screening”

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The 55th JSGO Educational Seminar (Hall A+B) (in Japanese; be translated to English)[Required Subject for Certification as Gynecologic Oncologist in Japan]Chairpersons: Prof. Noriaki Sakuragi/ Prof. Junzo Kigawa

(1) “Cancer genomics: Toward tailored medicine in oncology” Prof. Makoto Taketo, International Education, Kyoto University

(2) “Cancer immunology: Development of novel therapy for cancer”Prof. Norimitsu Kadowaki, Hematology and Oncology, Kyoto University(3) “How to start clinical trial for cancer treatment?”Prof. Akira Shimizu, Translational Research, Kyoto University Hospital(4) “Teamwork of medical staffs for cancer clinical trial” Prof. Miyuki Niimi, Saku General Hospital(5) “Informed consent for cancer patients in clinical trial” Prof. Keiko Sato, Project of Ecology and Children, Kyoto University

11:30-12:30 Poster Viewing/ Coffee Break

11:30-12:30 JSGO General Assembly (Hall B)

12:30-13:30The 3rd ASGO Opening: Luncheon Symposium“Eradication of Cervical Cancer from Earth: Global Approach”Chairperson: Prof. Shingo Fujii (Japan), Past President of IGCS/

Prof. Barbara A. Goff (USA), President of SGO

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(1) “Cancer prevention via HPV vaccination in developing countries” Prof. Lynette Denny (South Africa), President of IGCS(2) “Cancer screening via HPV DNA testing and/or cytology” Prof. Murat Glutekin (Turkey), Ministry of Health, Turkey(3) “Diagnosis and management of pre- and early invasive diseases” Prof. Vesna Kesic (Serbia), President of ESGO

13:40-15:30The 3rd ASGO Opening Plenary: Welcome from Japan

(1) Presidential Lecture Chairperson: Prof. Soon-Beom Kang (Korea), Past President of ASGO

　“New era of gynecologic oncology in Asia: Expansion of ASGO”Prof. Toshiharu Kamura (Japan), President of ASGO/JSGO

(2) Invited Lecture Chairperson: Prof. Toru Sugiyama (Japan)

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“Mission of Federation of Asian Clinical Oncology (FACO)”Prof. Masahiko Nishiyama (Japan), President of JSCO

(3) Educational Lecture Chairperson: Prof. Joo-Hyun Nam (Korea), President Elect of ASGO

　

“Toward individualization of radiotherapy, IMRT, IGRT, and RTRT”Prof. Masahiro Hiraoka (Japan), President of JBCT

(4) Special Lecture Chairperson: Prof. Hiroyuki Yoshikawa (Japan)

　“Genome-based tailoring for cancer therapy: Lesson from lung cancer”Prof. Hiroyuki Mano (Japan), Genome Medicine, Tokyo University

15:30-16:00 Poster Viewing/ Coffee Break

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16:00-18:30The 3rd ASGO Evening Symposium [1]“Treatment of Advanced/ Recurrent Ovarian Cancer: Future Perspective”Chairpersons: Prof. Sarikapan Wilailak (Thailand)/ Prof. Kazunori Ochiai (Japan)

(1) “For better survival of ovarian cancer patient: Where are we now?” Prof. David. M. Gershenson (USA)(2) “Best combination of drugs for primary/ second-line chemotherapy?” Prof. Seiji Isonishi (Japan)(3) “Role of neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NAC) followed by surgery” Prof. Keiichi Fujiwara (Japan)(4) “How to select and perform surgery for recurrent ovarian cancer?” Prof. Sang-Yoon Park (Korea)(5) “Chemotherapy and best supportive care for recurrent patients”)Prof. Chih-Long Chang (Taiwan)(6) “Roadmap for tailored medicine in ovarian cancer treatment?”Prof. David G. Huntsman (Canada)

18:45- Opening Ceremony/ ReceptionDecember 14 (Sat), Hall A

7:45-8:30The 3rd ASGO Morning Lecture [1] “Treatment of Advanced Cervical Cancer: Update”Chairperson: Prof. Fumitaka Kikkawa (Japan)

(1) “Concurrent chemoradiotherapy (CCRT) for locally advanced cervical cancer: What is next?”

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Prof. Takafumi Toita (Japan)(2) “Chemotherapy for cervical cancer: Neoadjuvant and adjuvant setting”Prof. Nobuhiro Takeshima (Japan)

8:40-10:10Educational Lecture on Ovarian CancerChairperson: Prof. Zeyi Cao (China)/ Prof. Mitsuaki Suzuki (Japan)

(1) “Screening and early detection of of ovarian cancer: Is it feasible?”Prof. Barbara A. Goff (USA)(2) “Fertility-sparing treatment for early stage ovarian cancer”Prof. Jeong-Won Lee (Korea)(3) “Treatment of platinum-resistant ovarian cancer patients”Prof. Koji Matsumoto (Japan)(4) “Metastatic ovarian cancer: Update”Prof. Lim Sheow Lei (Singapore)(5) “Psychological support for patients with ovarian cancer”Prof. Vesna Kesic (Serbia)

10:30-12:00Educational Lecture on Endometrial CancerChairperson: Prof. Hee-Sug Ryu (Korea)/ Prof. Daisuke Aoki (Japan)

(1) “Role of metabolic syndrome in endometrial cancer and its precancerous diseases”Prof. Xiaojun Chen (China)(2) “Pathology of endometrial cancer and its precursor“Prof. Annie NY Cheung (Hong Kong)

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(3) “Atypical polypoid adenomyoma: Precursor of cancer?”Prof. Tsunehisa Kaku (Japan)(4) “Management of intermediate/high-risk endometrial cancer”Prof. Firuza Patel (India)(5) “Standard treatment of uterine carcinosarcoma: Update”Prof. Chi-Heum Cho (Korea)

12:10-13:00The 3rd ASGO Luncheon Symposium [1] “Treatment of Stage IIB Cervical Cancer”Chairperson: Prof. Seung-Cheol Kim (Korea)/ Prof. Takashi Nakano (Japan)

(1) “Chemoradiotherapy (CCRT) for Stage IIB disease: Where are we now?” Prof. Kailash Narayan (Australia)(2) “Role of radical surgery for Stage IIB disease: Current and future perspective” Prof. Mikio Mikami (Japan)

13:10-15:40The 3rd ASGO Asia-Oceania Symposium “Current Status on Cervical Cancer in Our Country”Chairperson: Prof. Hextan Ngan (Hon Kong)/ Prof. Tadashi Kimura (Japan)

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(1) “Preventing cervical cancer in Australia: Still a little way to go”Prof. Michael A. Quinn (Australia)(2) “Overview on cervical cancer control and prevention in Asian countries”Prof. Hextan Ngan (Hong Kong)(3) “Cervical cancer control in India: Strategy in urban vs rural areas”Prof. Neerja Bhatla (India)(4) “Current status of cervical cancer control in Thailand: Which screening method is best?Prof. Wisit Supakarapongkul (Thailand)(5) “Cervical cancer control in multinational society: Challenge in Singapore”Prof. Sun Kuie Tay (Singapore)

(6) “The decreasing trend in cervical cancer in Taiwan: What is next?”Prof. Chyong-Huey Lai (Taiwan)

16:10-18:40The 3rd ASGO Evening Symposium [2]

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“Molecular-Targeted Therapy for Gynecological Cancer is Coming Soon”Chairperson: Prof. Nicoletta Colombo/ Prof. Satoru Sagae (Japan)

(1) “Molecular-targeted therapy in gynecologic oncology: Overview”Prof. Nicoletta Colombo (Italy)(2) “Anti-angiogenesis treatment for ovarian cancer: Where is next?”Prof. Anil K. Sood (USA)(3) “Perspective on molecular-targeted therapy for endometrial cancer”Prof. Katsutoshi Oda (Japan)

(4) “Is molecular-targeted therapy effective for uterine sarcomas?”Prof. Chi-Mu Chuang (Taiwan)(5) “Genome-based selection of drugs for ovarian cancer”Prof. Noriomi Matsumura (Japan)(6) “Development of novel therapy for gynecological cancer“Prof. Jae-Hoon Kim (Korea)

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December 14 (Sat) Hall B

7:45-8:30The 3rd ASGO Morning Lecture [2] “Ovarian Clear Cell Carcinoma: Update”Chairperson: Prof. Aikou Okamoto (Japan)

(1) “Clinical and molecular features of ovarian clear cell carcinoma”Prof. Kentaro Nakayama (Japan)(2) “Molecular genetics of ovarian clear cell carcinoma”Prof. David G. Huntsman (Canada)

8:40-10:10Workshop on Endometrial Cancer (Oral Presentation selected from Poster)Chairperson:

10:30-12:00Workshop on Ovarian Cancer (Oral Presentation selected from Poster)Chairperson:

12:10-13:00The 3rd ASGO Luncheon Symposium [2] “Diagnosis and Treatment of Uterine Sarcomas”Chairperson: Prof. Soon-Do Cha (Korea)/ Prof. Nobuo Yaegashi (Japan)

(1) “Pathology of uterine sarcomas: Update”Prof. Charles Zaloudek (USA)(2) “Clinical diagnosis and treatment for uterine sarcomas”Prof. Yoshio Yoshida (Japan)

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13:10-15:40Round Table Discussion for Serous Ovarian Cancer (SOC)Chairperson: Prof. Uma Devi (India)/ Prof. Hidetaka Katabuchi (Japan)

(1) “Tubal origin of high-grade serous carcinoma: Do you believe?”Prof. Steven G. Silverberg (USA)(2) “What have we learned from the Cancer Genome Atlas?”Prof. Anil K. Sood (USA)(3) “Molecular mechanism for peritoneal dissemination of SOC”Prof. Chul Min Lee (Korea)(4) “Pathology of low-grade SOC and serous borderline tumor”Prof. Charles Zaloudek (USA)(5) “Imaging diagnosis of low-grade SOC and serous borderline tumor”Prof. Kaori Togashi (Japan)

(6) “Clinical features and better management of low-grade SOC”Prof. David M. Gershenson (USA)

16:10-18:40Round Table Discussion for High-Risk Endometrial CancerChairperson: Prof. Efren Domingo (Philippine)/ Prof. Hideharu Kanzaki (Japan)

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(1) Imaging of myometrial invasion of endometrial cancerProf. Hyun Hoon Chung (Korea)(2) Pathology of “MELF pattern” of invasive cancer cellsProf. Yoshiki Mikami (Japan)(3) How to manage endometrial cancer with deep myometrial invasion?Prof. Hidemichi Watari (Japan)(4) Uterine serous papillary carcinoma: Pathology and molecular aspectsProf. Ayse Ayhan (Turkey)

(5) Clinical management of uterine serous papillary carcinomaProf. John Chia Whay Kuang (Singapore)

(6) Treatment strategy for Stage IV endometrial cancerProf. Takako Eto (Japan)

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December 14 (Sat), Hall C

7:45-10:10JGOG/KGOG Joint MeetingChairperson: (Japan)/ (Korea)

10:30-12:00ASGO Council Meeting

12:10-13:00The 3rd ASGO Luncheon Symposium [3] “Era of HPV DNA testing for cervical cancer screening”Chairperson: Prof. Noriyuki Inaba (Japan)

(1) “How to use HPV DNA test in cervical cancer screening: Policy of Singapore”Prof. Tay Sun Kuie (Singapore)(2) “Japanese way for cervical cancer screening using both cytology and HPV DNA test”Prof. Ryo Konno (Japan)

13:10-14:30Palliative Care for Women with Gynecological Cancer Chairperson: Prof. Masaki Fujimura (Japan)

(1) “Pain management in women with advanced cervical cancer” (20 min)Prof. Lynette Denny (South Africa) (2) Speaker: not yet fixed(3) Speaker: not yet fixed

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14:30-15:40Management of Malignant Ascites in Ovarian CancerChairperson: Prof. Satoru Takeda (Japan)(1) “Intraperitoneal chemotherapy for advanced ovarian cancer”Prof. Shoji Nagao (Japan)(2) “Role of CART (cell-free and concentrated ascites reinfusion therapy) in ovarian cancer patients”Prof. Yasuhisa Terao (Japan)

16:10-18:40Role of daVinci Surgery in Gynecological Cancer SurgeryChairperson: not yet fixed(1) Speaker: not yet fixed(2) Speaker: not yet fixed(3) Speaker: not yet fixed

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December 15 (Sun), Hall A

7:45-8:30The 3rd ASGO Morning Lecture [3] “Laparoscopic Surgery for Gynecological Cancer”Chairperson: Prof. Jo Kitawaki (Japan)

(1) “Role of laparoscopy in cervical cancer surgery”Prof. Hiroyuki Kanao (Japan)(2) “Laparoscopic surgery for endometrial cancer”Prof. Kung-Liahng Wang (Taiwan)

8:40-10:10 Educational Lecture on Gynecologic Cancer Surgery [1]Chairperson: Prof. Mohamad Farid Aziz (Indonesia)/ Prof. Yuji Hiramatsu (Japan)

(1) “How to be less radical in early stage cervical cancer”Prof. Michael A. Quinn (Australia)(2) “Radical hysterectomy for cervical cancer in Thailand”Prof. Jatupol Srisomboon (Thailand)

(3) “Nerve-sparing radical hysterectomy for cervical cancer”Prof. Dae-Yeon Kim (Korea)(4) “Radical trachelectomy for early stage cervical cancer”Prof. Chi-An Chen (Taiwan)

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(5) “Surgery following neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NAC) for cervical cancer”Prof. Chunling Chen (China)

10:30-12:00Educational Lecture on Gynecologic Cancer Surgery [2]Chairperson: Prof. Vicknesh Visvalingam (Malaysia)/ Prof. Hiroshi Kobayashi (Japan)

(1) “Cytoreductive surgery for advanced ovarian cancer”Prof. Suk-Joon Chang (Korea)(2) “Pelvic and paraaortic lymphadenectomy in ovarian cancer surgery”Prof. Suresh Kumarasamy (Malaysia)

(3) “Peritoneal stripping in ovarian cancer surgery”Prof. Ting-Chang Chang (Taiwan)(4) “Surgery after neoadjuvant chemotherapy in ovarian cancer”Prof. Karen KL Chan (Hong Kong)(5) “Surgery and chemotherapy for ovarian germ cell tumors”Prof. Laila Nuranna (Indonesia)

12:10-13:00The 3rd ASGO Luncheon Symposium [4] “Robotoic Surgery for Cervical Cancer”Chairperson: Prof. Young Tae Kim (Korea)/ Prof. Keiichi Isaka (Japan)

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(1) Robotic radical hysterectomy: Principle and practiceProf. Angelo Maggioni (Italy)(2) Robotic radical hysterectomy: Training for beginnersProf. Masaki Mandai (Japan)

13:10-14:40Educational Lecture on Gynecologic Cancer Surgery [3]Chairperson: Prof. Yin Nin Chia (Singapore)/ Prof. Tanri Shiozawa (Japan)

(1) Abdominal radical trachelectomy in JapanProf. Takuma Fujii (Japan)(2) Robotic radical trachelectomy in KoreaProf. Jae Kwan Lee (Korea)(3) Sentinel node detection in radical trachelectomyProf. Hiroaki Kobayashi (Japan)

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December 15 (Sun), Hall B

7:45-8:30The 3rd ASGO Morning Lecture [4] “Gestational Trophoblastic Disease: Update”Chairperson: Prof. Kazuhiko Ino (Japan)(1) “Clinical and pathological diagnosis of hydatidiform mole”Prof. Takashi Ohba (Japan)(2) “Chemotherapy for high-risk trophoblastic neoplasms”Prof. Elizabeth J. Jacinto (Philippine)

8:40-10:10Workshop on Clinical Trial (Oral Presentation selected from Poster)Chairperson:10:30-12:00Workshop on Translational Research (Oral Presentation selected from Poster)Chairperson:

12:10-13:00The 3rd ASGO Luncheon Symposium [5] “Laparoscopic Lymphadenectomy for Gynecological Cancer”Chairperson: Prof. Duk-Soo Bae (Korea)/ Prof. Kenichi Furuya (Japan)

(1) “Pelvic Lymphadenectomy”Prof. Yoshito Terai (Japan)(2) “Para-aortic lymphadenectomy”Prof. Hiroshi Funamoto (Japan)

13:10-14:40Workshop on Cervical Cancer (Oral Presentation selected from Poster)

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Chairperson:December 15 (Sun), Hall C

8:40-10:10Workshop on Gynecologic Cancer Surgery (Oral Presentation with Video)Chairperson:

10:30-12:00Workshop on Gynecologic Cancer Surgery (Oral Presentation with Video)Chairperson:

12:10-13:00The 3rd ASGO Luncheon Symposium [6] “Nerve-sparing Radical Hysterectomy for Cervical Cancer”Chairperson: Prof. Yasuhiro Udagawa(1) Speaker: not yet fixed(2) Speaker: not yet fixed

13:10-14:40Workshop on Gynecologic Cancer Surgery (Oral Presentation with Video)Chairperson:

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