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National GI Tumor Board: Investigating Gastrointestinal Cancer Cases

Join clinical investigators as they discuss current cases of gastrointestinal cancer. Insightful perspectives shared by experts on diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis.

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National GI Tumor Board: Investigating Gastrointestinal Cancer Cases

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  1. National GI Tumor BoardClinical Investigators Provide Their Perspectives on Current Cases of Gastrointestinal CancerFriday, January 21, 20117:00 PM – 9:30 PMSan Francisco, California ModeratorNeil Love, MD Faculty Charles D Blanke, MD David Cunningham, MD Steven A Curley, MD Eileen M O’Reilly, MD Eric Van Cutsem, MD, PhD Andrew X Zhu, MD, PhD

  2. Case presented byDr Moriarty 80 yo man: No history of liver disease (Child-Pugh A) 12/2010: Abdominal pain, heme-positive stool, anemia Endoscopy = benign gastritis CT = large mass in central liver  biopsy = HCC Tumor markers normal Suspicious lesion in L3 on CT and bone scan

  3. Case presented byDr Moriarty 80 yo man: No history of liver disease (Child Pugh-A) 12/2010: Abdominal pain, heme-positive stool, anemia Endoscopy = benign gastritis CT = large mass in central liver  biopsy = HCC Tumor markers normal Suspicious lesion in L3 on CT and bone scan

  4. National GI Tumor BoardClinical Investigators Provide Their Perspectives on Current Cases of Gastrointestinal CancerFriday, January 21, 20117:00 PM – 9:30 PMSan Francisco, California ModeratorNeil Love, MD Faculty Charles D Blanke, MD David Cunningham, MD Steven A Curley, MD Eileen M O’Reilly, MD Eric Van Cutsem, MD, PhD Andrew X Zhu, MD, PhD

  5. Case presented byDr Moriarty 80 yo man: No history of liver disease (Child Pugh-A) 12/2010: Abdominal pain, heme-positive stool, anemia Endoscopy = benign gastritis CT = large mass in central liver  biopsy = HCC Tumor markers normal Suspicious lesion in L3 on CT and bone scan

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