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The SIOP Annual Congress
FREE PAPER SESSIONS ALL DISCIPLINES (SIOP, IPSO, NURSING, ICCCPO)
  Tuesday October 6 - day -1
08.00-17.00 IPSO meeting
Auditorio Transamerica
08.00-08.15 President's speech
L. Hadley, South Africa
08.15-09.30 IPSO I: Renal tumours
Chairs: L. Hadley, South Africa & H. Heij, Netherlands
08.15-08.30 O.001
WILMS TUMOR: MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND OUTCOMES OF AIIMS-WT-99 TRIAL
Sandeeep Agarwala, Sameer Bakhshi, M Srinivas, Minu Bajpai, Veereshwar Bhatnagar, Devendra Kumar Gupta
 India
08.30-08.45 O.002
THE ORGAN-SPARING SURGERY TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH MONOLATERAL WILM'S TUMOR
Anatoly Kazantsev, Andrew Ryabov, Polad Kerimov, Andrew Volobuev, Michail Rubansky
 Russian federation
08.45-09.00 O.003
CLEAR CELL SARCOMA OF THE KIDNEY (CCSK) IN CHILDREN IN AFRICA; A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE
GP Hadley1
South africa
09.00-09.15 O.004
RISK OF SECOND KIDNEY NEOPLASM IN SURVIVORS OF PEDIATRIC RENAL TUMOR
Dennis A. Cozzi, Amalia Schiavetti, Carlo Dominici, Silvia Ceccanti, Ermelinda Mele, Francesco Cozzi
Italy
09.15-09.30 O.005
SECOND RENAL CELL CARCINOMA FOLLOWING WILM'S TUMOR OR NEUROBLASTOMA
Dennis A. Cozzi, Carlo Dominici, Amalia Schiavetti, Riccardo Coletta, Romina Iaconelli, Francesco Cozzi
Italy
09.30-10.30 IPSO II: Bone tumours
Chairs: B. Rao, United States & W. Wozniak, Poland
09.30-09.45 O.006
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF EWING SARCOMA RELAPSES BASED ON THE CLINIC'S OWN MATERIAL
Anna Raciborska, Katarzyna Bilska, Elzbieta Rogowska, Wojciech Wozniak, Jan Godzinski
Poland
09.45-10.00 O.007
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF EWING SARCOMA STAGE IV BASED ON THE CLINIC'S OWN MATERIAL
Katarzyna Bilska, Anna Raciborska, Elzbieta Rogowska, Wojciech Wozniak, Jan Godzinski
Poland
10.00-10.15 O.008
LIMB SALVAGE WITH ENDOPROSTHESES FOR SKELETALLY IMMATURE PATIENTS WITH BONE SARCOMAS: EXPERIENCE OF A SINGLE CENTER
Vladimir Kovalev, Olga Geludkova, Denis Kovalev, Vladimir Strikov, Olga Polushkina, Maria Pulaewska, Irina Borodina
Russian federation
10.15-10.30 O.009
DIAGNOSTIC DELAY IN PEDIATRIC SOLID TUMORS
Amos Loh, Christina Ha, Le Le Aung, Ah Moy Tan, Thuan Chong Quah, Chan Hon Chui
Singapore
10.30-11.00 Coffee Break
11.00-13.00 IPSO III: Techniques
Chairs: K. Holmes, United Kingdom & P. Dall'Igna, Italy
11.00-11.15 O.010
EXACT FOCUS LOCALISATION BY 18F-DOPA- PET-CT IS ESSENTIAL FOR SUCCESSFUL SURGERY IN CONGENITAL HYPERINSULINISM IN INFANCY
Winfried Barthlen, Michael Singer, Wolfgang Mohnike, Klaus Mohnike, Harald Mau, Oliver Blankenstein
Germany
11.15-11.30 O.011
LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY FOR ADRENAL TUMORS: PATIENT SELECTION AND OUTCOME
PABLO ANDRES LOBOS, Juan Manuel Moldes, Carlos Giuseppucci, Gastón Elmo, Mónica Makiya, Patricia Streitemberger, Luzia Toselli, María de las Nieves Ormaechea, Daniel Liberto3, Eduardo Ruiz, Francisco de Badiola
Argentina
11.30-11.45 O.012
LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH FOR ADRENAL NEUROBLASTOMA IN CHILDREN - REPORT OF 5 CASES
Fabio Barros, Rodrigo Romão, Maria Lúcia Pinho-Appezato, Manoel Carlos Prieto Velhote, João Gilberto Maksoud-Filho, Luiz Roberto Ricardi, Antonio Leal, Ana Cristina Aoun Tannuri, Uenis Tannuri
Brazil
11.45-12.00 O.013
LAPAROSCOPIC LIVER RESECTION FOR TREATMENT OF HEPATOBLASTOMA IN CHILDREN
Andrew Volobuev, Igor Komarov, Nune Matinyan, Andrew Ryabov, Polad Kerimov, Michael Rubanskiy, Anatoly Kazantsev
Russian federation
12.00-12.15 O.014
THE ROLE OF LAPAROSCOPIC METHODS TREATMENT OF NEPHROBLASTOMA IN CHILDREN
Andrew Volobuev, Andrew Ryabov, Polad Kerimov, Michael Rubanskiy, Marina Shvetsova, Anatoly Kazantsev
Russian federation
12.15-12.30 O.015
LONGITUDINAL PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR STAGE V NEPHROBLASTOMA WITH EXTENSION INTO THE RENAL HILUS
Joerg Fuchs, Philipp Szavay, Hans Scheel-Walter, Juergen Schaefer, StevenW Warmann
Germany
12.30-12.45 O.016
THORACOABDOMINAL APPROACH FOR RESECTION OF UPPER ABDOMINAL NEUROBLASTOMA
SAJID QURESHI
India
12.45-14.00 Lunch break
14.00-15.00 IPSO IV: Liver tumours
Chairs: R. Meyers, United States & M. Stehr, Germany
14.00-14.15 O.017
HEPATOBLASTOMA: 20 YEAR EXPERIENCE OF A TERCIARY SINGLE CENTER
Fabio Barros, Nelson Elias Mendes Gibelli, Maria Lúcia Pinho-Apezzato, Ali Abdul Raman Ayoub, Marcos Marques Silva, Maria Mercês Santos, Ana Cristina Aoun Tannuri, Uenis Tannuri
Brazil
14.15-14.30 O.018
INFILTRATION OF LARGE VESSELS IN HIGH-RISK HEPATOBLASTOMA - IS RESECTABILITY AND COMPLETE REMISSION ACHIEVABLE?
Beate Haeberle, Jörg Fuchs, Irene Schmid, Udo Bode, Dietrich von Schweinitz
Germany
14.30-14.45 O.019
UNDIFFERENTIATED SARCOMA OF THE LIVER, TWENTY-YEAR EXPERIENCE IN A SINGLE INSTITUTION
Myriam Ruth Guitter, Pedro Zubizarreta, Victor Ayarzábal, Guillermo Chantada, Adriana Rose, Walter Cacciavillano, Marcelo Scopinaro
Argentina
14.45-15.00 O.020
PILOT OF TREATMENT GUIDELINES FOR HEPATOBLASTOMA (HB) IN RESOURCE CHALLENGED NATIONS (RCN)
Sandeeep Agarwala, Milind D Ronghe, Daniel C Aronson, Piotr Czauderna, Penelope Brock, Derek Roebuck, Giorgio Perilongo, Jack Plaschkes, Margaret Childs, Marisa Derosa, Anna Covezzoli
India, Scotland,,United Kingdom, Netherlands, Poland,  Italy, Switzerland
  Wednesday Oct 7 - Day 1
08.30-09.45 IPSO VI: Soft tissue sarcomas
Sala Brasilia 1
Chairs: R. Spicer, United Kingdom & G. Seitz, Germany
08.30-08.45 O.021
INITIAL SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH NON METASTATIC RHABDOMYOSARCOMA (RMS): ANALYSIS OF COMPLIANCE TO SURGICAL GUIDELINES OF THE EUROPEAN PAEDIATRIC SARCOMA STUDY GROUP (EPSSG) RMS2005 PROTOCOL.
Federica De Corti, Giovanni Cecchetto, Gianluca De Salvo, Timothy Rogers, Ilaria Zanetti, Gianni Bisogno, Hélène Martelli
France
08.45-09.00 O.022
TREATMENT EFFICIENCY AND OUTCOME OF PATIENTS WITH STAGE IV DISEASE SUFFERING FROM BLADDER- / PROSTATE RHABDOMYOSARCOMA: A REPORT FROM THE COOPERATIVE SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA STUDY CWS-96
Guido Seitz, Tobias Dantonello, Christoph Int-Veen, Thomas Klingebiel, Steven Warmann, Ewa Koscielniak, Jörg Fuchs
Germany
09.00-09.15 O.023
SURGERY FOR RELAPSE IN PAEDIATRIC SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA: A REVIEW OF THE NATION WIDE STUDY.
Dominika Pazdzior, Jan Godzinski, Jadwiga Weclawek-Tompol, Ewa Bien, Agnieszka Dluzniewska, Agnieszka Mizia- Malarz, Jaroslaw Peregud- Pogorzelski, Aleksandra Rybczynska, Magdalena Rychlowska- Pruszynska, Bernarda Kazanowska
Poland
09.15-09.30 O.024
CHEMOSENSITIVE SOFT TISSUE SARCOMAS OF CHILDHOOD: IMPACT OF THE PREOPERATIVE IMAGING ON QUALITY OF SURGERY AND OUTCOME
Jan GODZINSKI, BERNARDA KAZANOWSKA, KRZYSZTOF BRONOWICKI, PIOTR MISKIEWICZ, GRAZYNA SOBOL, JAROSLAW PEREGUD-POGORZELSKI, DANUTA PEREK, MALGORZATA RAPALA
Poland
09.30-09.45 O.025
ROLE OF BIOPSY OF REGIONAL LYMPHNODES IN EXTREMITIES NON-RHABDO SOFT-TISSUE-SARCOMAS (NRSTS): THE EXPERIENCE OF THE ITALIAN STS COMMITTEE
Federica De Corti, Gianni Bisogno, Andrea Ferrari, Angela Scagnellato, Alberto Garaventa, Antonio Martone, Alessandro Inserra, Patrizia Dall'Igna, Modesto Ottaviano Carli, Giovanni Cecchetto
Italy
08.30-09.30 FP1 - Epidemiology
Sala Brasilia 2
Chairs: M. Murphy, United Kingdom & F. Moreno, Argentina
08.30-08.45 O.026
INCIDENCE OF CANCER IN TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS IN SCOTLAND 1975-2004
Dermot Murphy, David Brewster, Donna Nicholson, Millind Ronghe, Jairam Sastry
United Kingdom
08.45-09.00 O.027
MALIGNANCY IN HIV-POSITIVE SOUTH AFRICAN CHILDREN
Alan Davidson, Marc Hendricks, Jennifer Geel, David Stones, Linda Wainwright
South Africa
09.00-09.15 O.028
LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF CHILDHOOD CANCER SURVIVORS IN SWEDEN: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY OF EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME
Krister K Boman
Sweden
09.15-09.30 O.029
LONG-TERM SECOND MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS MORTALITY IN 5-YEAR SURVIVORS OF CHILDHOOD CANCER: TEMPORAL PATTERN OF RISK ACCORDING TO TYPE OF TREATMENT.
Markhaba Tukenova, Ibrahima Diallo, Mike Hawkins3 Eric Quiniou, Hélène Pacquement, Shamsaldin Akhtar, Odile Oberlin, Florent de Vathaire
France
10.30-12.00 FP2: Leukaemia
Brasilia 2
Chairs: M. Fereira Campbell, Chile & D. Stumpel, Netherlands
10.30-10.48 O.030
AKT COOPERATE WITH BCL-XL IN MAINTENANCE OF CELL SURVIVAL IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA.
Paolo Indolfi, Fiorina Casale, Adriana Iannotta, Giulia Pecoraro, Maria Affinita, Raffaele Savarese, Cristiana Indolfi, Giovanna Gualdiero, Velia D'Angelo
Italy
10.48-11.06 O.031
PAX5/TEL REPRESSES B-CELL LINEAGE GENES, AND ENHANCES MIGRATION TO CXCL12 IN PRE-BI CELLS
Giovanni Cazzaniga, Grazia Fazio, Chiara Palmi, Antonius Rolink, Andrea Biondi
Italy & Switzerland
11.06-11.24 O.032
RT-PCR DIAGNOSIS OF RECURRENT REARRANGEMENTS IN CHILDHOOD ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA (ALL) IN ARGENTINA: REPORT FROM A SINGLE INSTITUTION
Cristina Alonso, Marta Gallego, Jorge Rossi, Adriana Medina, Patricia Rubio Longo, Elizabeth Alfaro, Marcelo Scopinaro, María Felice
Argentina
11.24-11.42 O.033
PREDICTORS OF BONY MORBIDITY IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA
Uma Athale, Meera Rayar, Trishana Nayiager, Colin Webber, Ronald Barr
Canada
11.42-12.00 O.034
IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL PROGNOSTIC SUBGROUPS IN CHILDHOOD 11Q23/MLL-REARRANGED ACUTE MYELOID LEUKEMIA
Brian Balgobind, Susana Raimondi, Jochen Harbott, Martin Zimmermann, Todd Alonzo, Anne Auvrignon, Berna Beverloo, Myron Chang, Ursula Creutzig, Michael Dworzak, Erik Forestier, Brenda Gibson, Henrik Hasle, Christine Harrison, Nyla Heerema, Gertjan Kaspers, Anna Lezl, Nathalia Litvinko, Luca Lo Nigro, Akira Morimoto, Christine Perot, Rob Pieters, Dirk Reinhardt, Jeffrey Rubnitz, Franklin Smith, Jan Stary, Sabine Strehl, Takashi Taga, Daisuke Tomizawa, David Webb, Zuzana Zemanova, Michel Zwaan, Marry van den Heuvel-Eibrink
Netherlands
10.30-12.00 FP3: Psychosocial
Brasilia 3
  Chairs: M. Grootenhuis, Netherlands & C. Epelman, Brazil
10.30-10.48 O.035
LONGITUDINAL CHANGES IN SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY OF MOTHERS AND FATHERS UP TO TWO YEARS AFTER PEDIATRIC STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION
Maru Barrera, Eshetu Atenafu
Canada
10.48-11.06 O.036
INTERNALIZING BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN SIBLINGS OF CHILDREN WITH CANCER: INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL SUPPORT AND COGNITIVE APPRAISAL
Kendra Massie, Maru Barrera
Canada
11.06-11.24 O.037
QUALITY OF SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH BONE MARROW FAILURES SYNDROMS (BMFS): A FLASHLIGHT OF THE RESULTS OF THE FIRST EVALUATION WITHIN THE BMFS NETWORK
Gabriele Calaminus, Hermann Heimpel, Charlotte Niemeyer, Karl Welte, Cornelia Zeidler
Germany
11.24-11.42 O.038
HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AND COURSE OF LIFE 5 AND 10 YEARS POST PEDIATRIC SCT
Jantien Vrijmoet-Wiersma, R. Maarten Egeler, Hendrik M. Koopman, Dorine Bresters, Annemarie M. Kolk, Martha A. Grootenhuis
Netherlands
11.42-12.00 O.039
THE USE OF TRADITIONAL COMPLEMENTARY/ALTERNATIVE MODALITIES (TCAM) AMONG CHILDREN WITH CANCER RESIDING IN GUATEMALA
Nader El-Mallawany, Silvia Rivas, Frederico Antillion Klussmann, Deborah Hughes, Elena Ladas, Kara Kelly
Guatemala & United States
10.30-11.45 IPSO VII: Rare tumours and basic research
Brasilia 1
Chairs: J. Fuchs, Germany & W. Barthlen, Germany
10.30-10.45 O.040
ANIMAL MODELS IN PEDIATRIC SOLID TUMORS: FROM XENOGRAFTS TO A HUMANIZED MOUSE MODEL
Guido Seitz, Sorin Armeanu-Ebinger, Matthias Pfeiffer, Steven Warmann, Rupert Handgretinger, Jörg Fuchs
Germany
10.45-11.00 O.041
TUMOR INFILTRATING LYMPHOCYTES IN WILMS TUMOR
Devendra Yadav, Sandeeep Agarwala, AK Dinda, Sameer Bakhshi, M Srinivas, Minu Bajpai, Veereshwar Bhatnagar, Devendra Kumar Gupta
India
11.00-11.15 O.042
MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOME OF ADRENOCORTICAL CARCINOMA IN CHILDHOOD - A 38 YEAR SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE
Sonia Salas- Valverde, Yessika Gamboa, Sergio Vega, Mario Delgado, Max Barrantes, Jose Barrantes
Costa rica
11.15-11.30 O.043
PHAEOCHROMOCYTOMA AND PARAGANGLIOMA IN CHILDHOOD: 100% INCIDENCE OF GENETIC MUTATIONS AND 100% SURVIVAL
Diana McIntosh, Dermot Murphy, Jairam Sastry, Millind Ronghe, Fiona Cowie, Phillip Hammond, Robert Carachi
 United kingdom
11.30-11.45 O.044
PAEDIATRIC GASTROINTESTINAL STROMAL TUMORS (GISTS) ARISING FROM THE STOMACH: REVIEW OF 85 CASES
Michele ILARI, Giovanni TORINO, Alba CRUCCETTI, Andrea ZANGARI, Giovanni COBELLIS, Ascanio MARTINO
Italy
10.30-12.00 Nurses Free Papers 1: Supporting nurses and the care team
Sao Paulo 1, 2
Chairs: P. Byron, Canada & A. Kurashima, Brazil
10.30-10.50 O.045
A SURVEY OF STRESS SOURSES AMONG PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY NURSES
Mitra Soltanian, Dr Farhood Nikouee
Islamic republic of Iran
10.50-11.10 O.046
EXPLORING MORAL DISTRESS IN CHILDREN'S CANCER CARE. A SAMPLE OF QUALIFIED PRACTITIONERS
Kate Pye
United kingdom
11.10-11.30 O.047
FINDING YOUR OWN WAY: A STRATEGY TO DEVELOPE PERSONAL NURSING SKILLS DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF EMPLOYMENT
Malene Dahl Jeppesen, Dorte Brinkmann Kristensen
Denmark
11.30-11.50 O.048
WHO SUPPORTS THE VOLUNTEERS?
Amit Gutkind, Zvia Sar-El, Amos Toren
Israel
11.30-12.30 Twinning & Co-operation
Sao Paulo 3
Chairs: To be determined
11.30-11.50 O.049
A TWINNING PROGRAM INSIDE A DEVELOPING COUNTRY
Edith grynszpancholc, Marcelo Scopinaro, Graciela Lavado, Patricia Luna
Argentina
11.50-12.10 O.050
THE MADRID–ASUNCIÓN TWINNING IN PAEDIATRIC HEMATO-ONCOLOGY
Angélica Samudio, Diego Figueredo, Isabel Mattio, Ema Alcaraz, Miguela Caniza , Mercedes Hernandez, Alvaro Lassaleta, Manuel Ramírez Orellana, Luis Madero, Antonio Perez Martinez
Spain
12.10-12.30 Regional co-operation on information material
A. Kienesberger, M. Naafs-Wilstra
Austria, Netherlands
14.00-15.30 FP4: Leukaemia 2
Brasilia 2
Chairs: E. Dibar, Argentina & S. Howard, United States
14.00-14.18 O.051
PREDICTORS OF OUTCOME IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA TREATED ON PROTOCOL IN EL SALVADOR
Sumit Gupta, Miguel Bonilla, Roberto Vasquez, Soad Fuentes, Jaime Jerez, Federico Antillon, Raul Ribeiro, Lillian Sung
United States
14.18-14.36 O.052
MTHFR POLYMORPHISMS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH MTX TOXICITY AND OUTCOME IN CHILDHOOD ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA
Paolo Indolfi, Velia D'Angelo, Matteo Francese, Adriana Iannotta, Giulia Pecoraro, Maria Ramaglia, Claudia Fusco, Elvira Pota, Daniela Di Pinto, Matilde Oreste, Cristiana Indolfi, Fiorina Casale
Italy
14.36-14.54 O.053
INDIVIDUALIZED 6-MERCAPTOPURINE INCREMENTS DURING CONSOLIDATION TREATMENT OF LOWER RISK CHILDHOOD ALL
Thomas Frandsen, Jonas Abrahamsson, Birgitte Lausen, Kim Vettenranta, Mats Heyman, Mikael Behrentz, Anders Castor, Kjeld Schmiegelow
Sweden, Denmark, Finland
14.54-15.12 O.054
METHYLENTETRAHIDROFOLATE REDUCTASE (MTHFR) AND THIOPURINE METHYLTRANSFERASE (TPMT) POLYMORPHISMS AND CHEMOTHERAPY RESPONSE IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA (ALL)
Hilda Verónica Aráoz, Veronica Celis Passini, Karina D´Aloi, Carlos Rocco, Maria Eugenia Foncuberta, Marcelo Scopinaro, Lilien Chertkoff, Maria Sara Felice
Argentina
15.12-15.30 O.055
NON-MYELOABLATIVE (NMC) VS MYELOABLATIVE CONDITIONING (MAC) FOLLOWING BY UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD TRANSPLANTATION (UCBT) IN CHILDREN IS ASSOCIATED WITH A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN SURVIVAL
Mitchell S. Cairo, Zhezhen Jin, Bradford Tallamy, Virginia Moore, Tracey Schonfeld, Manny Esquilin, Lauren Harrison, Monica Bhatia, Diane George, James Garvin, M. Brigid Bradley, Joseph Schwartz, Lee Ann Baxter-Lowe, Prakash Satwani
United States
14.00-15.30 FP5: Brain Tumours translational 
Brasilia 3
Chairs: E. Bouffet, Canada & N. Silva, Brazil
14.00-14.18 O.056
BIOLOGICAL AND PHARMACOKINETIC STUDY OF ERLOTINIB IN CHILDREN AS MONOTHERAPY FOR REFRACTORY BRAIN TUMORS OR WITH RADIATION FOR NEWLY DIAGNOSED PONTINE GLIOMAS
Birgit Geoerger
France
14.18-14.36 O.057
SUPRATENTORIAL AND INFRATENTORIAL CHILDHOOD EPENDYMOMAS REPRESENT DIFFERENT BIOLOGICAL ENTITIES: A GENOMIC AND IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STUDY
Felipe Andreiuolo, Matthieu Peyre, Frederic Commo, Carmela Dantas-Barbosa, Stéphanie Puget, Nathalie Boddaert, Audrey Mauguen, Didier Frappaz, Jacques Grill, Pascale Varlet
France
14.36-14.54 O.058
ATYPICAL TERATOID AND RHABDOID TUMORS IN CHILDREN: THE FRENCH EXPERIENCE SINCE 1998
Annick Beaugrand, Marion Quidot, Pascale Varlet, Franck Bourdeaut, Nicolas Andre, Gilles Palenzuela, Didier Frappaz, Pierre Leblond, Fanny Fouyssac, Nathalie Couteau, Anne Isabelle Bertozzi, Justyna Kanold, Alice Carvalho, Christine Edan, Laurent Riffaud, Maja Popovic, Jacques Grill, Marie Cécile Le Deley, Christelle Dufour
France, Portugal, Switzerland
14.54-15.12 O.059
IRRADIATION-AVOIDING STRATEGY FOR TREATMENT OF YOUNG CHILDREN WITH CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ATYPICAL TERATOID/RHABDOID TUMORS: THE HEAD START EXPERIENCE, 1991-2009
Jonathan Finlay, Girish Dhall, Kelley Haley, Anat Erdreich-Epstein, Ignacio Gonzalez, Jeffrey Allen, Mark Atlas, Salvatore Bertolone, Albert Cornelius, Sharon Gardner, Ramesh Patel, Kamnesh Pradhan, Violet Shen, Stephen Thompson, Joseph Torkildson, Lingyun Ji, Richard Sposto
United States
15.12-15.30 O.060
UNIVERSAL POOR SURVIVAL IN CHILDREN WITH MEDULLOBLASTOMA HARBOURING SOMATIC TP53 MUTATIONS
Uri Tabori, Bartels Ute, Berivan Baskin , Noa Alon, Michael Taylor, Peter Ray, Eric Bouffet, David Malkin, Cynthia Hawkins
Canada
16.00-18.00 ICCCPO Quality of life session
Sao Paulo 3
Chairs: R. Barr, Canada
16.00-16.20 Measurement of health-related quality of life - A science of multiple truths
R. Barr
Canada
16.20-16.50 O.061
QUALITY OF LIFE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION IN SURVIVORS OF CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA AND THEIR SIBLINGS
Francesca Nichelli, Cristina Vallinoto, Momcilo Jankovic
Italy
16.50-17.10 O.062
CONCORDANCE OF QUALITY OF LIFE ASSESSMENTS FOLLOWING PEDIATRIC HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION
Stephen Sands, Barry Rosenfeld, Brad Tallamy, Mitchell Cairo, Rosemarie Feichtl
United states
17.10-17.30 O.063
QUALITY OF LIFE AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION AMONG SURVIVORS WITH ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG ADULT HODGKIN'S LYMPHOMA
Sergey Semochkin, E.G. Arshanskaya, S.S. Loriya, A.G. Rumiantsev
Russian federation
17.30-17.50 O.064
COGNITION IMPAIRMENT AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA SURVIVORS
Sandra Shimoda, John Horsman, William Furlong, Ronald D. Barr, Beatriz de Camargo
Brazil, Canada
17.50-18.00 Questions and Answers
17.00-18.30 SIOP Awards session
Commandatuba 1, 2
Chairs: G. Calaminus, Germany & M. Scopinaro, Argentina
17.00-17.15 O.065
THE SPECTRUM OF MUTATIONS IN CHILDHOOD ALL
Hunger Stephen, Charles Mullighan, James Downing, Mary Relling, Cheryl Willman, Meenakshi Devidas, Greg Reaman, William Carroll, Malcolm Smith, Jinghui Zhang, Daniela Gerhard
United States
17.15-17.30 O.066
CHARACTERIZATION OF EXPRESSION PROFILE OF GENES BELONGED TO TRANSDUCTION SIGNALING PATHWAY INCLUDING RETINOIC ACID GENES IN RELAPSED AND NON-REALAPSED BLASTEMAL WILMS TUMORS
Fabio Piccoli, Mariana Maschietto, Bruna Barros, Lucas Fahhan, Beatriz De Camargo, Fernando Soares, Helena Brentani, Eduardo Neves, Dirce Carraro
Brazil
17.30-17.45 O.067
NOTCH SIGNALING PATHWAY IS PROGNOSTIC RELEVANT AND AS A THERAPEUTIC TARGET IN NEUROBLASTOMA
Hsiu-Hao Chang, Wen-Ming Hsu, Po-Nien Tsao, Fon-Jou Hsieh, Min-Chuan Huang, Yung-Feng Liao, Kai-Hsin Lin
Taiwan
17.45-18.00 O.068
CLINIC AND BIOLOGIC FEATURES DETERMINING SURVIVAL AFTER RELAPSE OF NEUROBLASTOMA: A STUDY FROM THE INTERNATIONAL NEUROBLASTOMA RISK GROUP(INRG) DATABASE
Victoria Castel, Katherine K Matthay, Tom Monclair, Peter F Ambros, Susan L Cohn, Andrew D Pearson, Wendy B London
United States
18.00-18.15 O.069
TREATMENT OUTCOME OF METASTATIC NEUROBLASTOMA WITH ANTIGANGLIOSIDE 2 MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY (3F8): THE HONG KONG EXPERIENCE
Chi Fung, Godfrey Chan, Matthew MK Shing, Chung Wing Luk, Anselm CW Lee, Siu Cheung Alvin Ling, Chi Kong Li, Shau Yin Ha
Hong Kong
18.15-18.30 O.070
LONG-TERM OVERALL AND CARDIOVASCULAR MORTALITY FOLLOWING CHILDHOOD CANCER: THE ROLE OF CANCER TREATMENT.
Markhaba Tukenova, Catherine Guibout, Odile Oberlin, Françoise Doyon, Abdeddahir Mousannif, Nadia Haddy, Sylvie Guérin, Hélène Pacquement, Albertine Aouba, Mike Hawkins, Dave Winter, Jean Bourhis, Dimitri Lefkopoulos, Ibrahima Diallo, Florent de Vathaire
France
17.00-18.15 IPSO IX: Germinal tumours and complications
Brasilia 1
Chairs: S. Abib, Brazil & S. Sarnacki, France
17.00-17.15 O.071
LONG-TERM COMPLICATIONS IN TOTALLY IMPLANTABLE CATHETER FOR PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY PATIENTS: COMPARISON OF SUBCLAVIAN VEIN AND INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN PUNCTURE
Rodrigo Ribeiro, Simone Abib, Sérgio Schettini, Alexandre Aguiar, Guilherme Campos Marino
Brazil
17.15-17.30 O.072
SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION-RELATED COMPLICATIONS IN CHILDREN
Justus Lieber, Holger Hauch, Peter Lang, Rupert Handgretinger, Guido Seitz, Steven W Warmann, Joerg Fuchs
Germany
17.30-17.45 O.073
MALIGNANT GERM CELL TUMORS IN CHILDREN: MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES FROM AIIMS-MGCT 94 TRIAL
Vishesh Jain, Sandeeep Agarwala, Sameer Bakhshi, M Srinivas, Minu Bajpai, Veereshwar Bhatnagar, Siddarth DattaGupta, Venkateshwaran K Iyer, Sandeep R Mathur, Devendra Kumar Gupta
India
17.45-18.00 O.074
MALIGNANT GERM CELL TUMORS - OUTCOME ANALYSIS
YOGESH KUMAR SARIN, S Sinha, RNG Goswami, BV Raghunath
India
18.00-18.15 O.075
PROGNOSIS OF SACROCOCCYGEAL MALIGNANT GERM-CELL TUMORS (SCMGT) ACCORDING TO THEIR NATURAL HISTORY AND SURGICAL MANAGEMENT.
Federica De Corti, Daniel Orbach, Didier Frappaz, Sabine Sarnacki, Veronique Mosseri, Hélène Martelli, Marie Christine Baranzelli, Catherine Patte
France
  Thursday Oct 8 - Day 2
08.30-09.30 FP6: Late Effects
Sala Brasilia 1
Chairs: To be determined
08.30-08.45 O.076
IDENTIFICATION OF GENETIC MARKERS OF SEVERE HEARING LOSS IN CHILDREN RECEIVING CISPLATIN
Rod Rassekh, Colin Ross, Beth Brooks, Hagit Katzov, Marie-Pierre Dube, Bruce Carleton, Michael Hayden, Paul Rogers
Canada
08.45-09.00 O.077
GONADAL FUNCTION IN BOYS AND YOUNG MEN PRIOR TO TREATMENT FOR HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES
Maryna Krawczuk-Rybak, Elzbieta Solarz, Jolanta Wysocka, Malgorzata Wojtkowska
Poland
09.00-09.15 O.078
EVALUATION OF CORONARY ARTERY COMPLICATIONS BY COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY ANGIOGRAPHY IN PATIENTS TREATED FOR HODGKIN LYMPHOMA
Serhan Küpeli, Tuncay Hazırolan, Ali Varan, Deniz Akata, Dursun Alehan, Aytekin Besim, Münevver Büyükpamukçu
Turkey
09.15-09.30 O.079
LATE EFFECTS AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF CHILDHOOD CANCER SURVIVORS AFTER STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION
Yasushi Ishida, Kiyoko Kamibeppu, Misato Honda, Shuichi Ozono, Tsuyako Iwai, Nahoko Sakamoto, Naoko Kakee, Jun Okamura, Keiko Asami, Naoko Maeda, Hiroko Inada, Keizo Horibe
Japan
08.30-09.30 FP7: Rare Tumours
Sala Brasilia 2
Chairs: To be determined
08.30-08.45 O.080
TRANSCRIPTIONAL RECAPITULATION OF KIDNEY EMBRYOGENESIS BY WILMS TUMORS REVEALS CANDIDATE GENES TO TUMOR ONSET
Mariana Maschietto, Adriana Trape, Fábio Piccoli, Pedro Galante, Cesar Torres, Lucas Fahhan, Renata Couldry, Adriana Abalen, Paul Grundy, Fernando Soares, Eduardo Neves, Sandro Souza, Beatriz De Camargo, Helena Brentani, Dirce Carraro
Brazil
08.45-09.00 O.081
THE MIR-17-92 GENE CLUSTER IS AMPLIFIED AND OVEREXPRESSED IN RETINOBLASTOMA
Johannes Schulte, Eva Biewald, Pieter Mestdagh, Harald Stephan, dePreter Katleen, Dietmar Lohmann, Frank Spelemann, Alexander Schramm, Jo Vandesompele, Angelika Eggert
Germany
09.00-09.15 O.082
HOW TO CONSIDER ALVEOLAR RHABDOMYOSARCOMAS WITHOUT TYPICAL GENE FUSION: HISTOLOGICAL AND BIOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE ABOUT FRENCH SFCE PATIENTS?
Gilles Palenzuela, Gaëlle Pierron, Paul Fréneaux, Véronique Mosseri, Odile Oberlin, Annie Rey, Olivier Delattre, Daniel Orbach
France
09.15-09.30 O.083
DEXRAZOXANE FOR PROTECTION OF ANTHRACYCLINE CARDIOTOXICITY IN CHILDREN WITH SOLID TUMORS
Hyoungsoo Choi, Hyoung Jin Kang, Hee Young Shin, Jong Jin Seo, Hyo Seop Ahn, Jung Yun Choi
Republic of Korea
08.30-09.30 FP8: Neuroblastoma
Sala Brasilia 3
Chairs: K. Matthay, United States & H. Chang, Taiwan (SIOP Award)
08.30-08.45 O.084
EARLY MOLECULAR RESPONSE OF BONE MARROW DISEASE IS HIGHLY PROGNOSTIC FOR SURVIVAL IN NEUROBLASTOMA
Janine Stutterheim, Lily Zappeij-Kannegieter, Huib N. Caron, C. Ellen Schoot, Godelieve A.M. Tytgat
Netherlands
08.45-09.00 O.085
DO RELAPSED HIGH RISK NEUROBLASTOMA PATIENTS HAVE A SECOND CHANCE?
Thorsten Simon, Frank Berthold, Thomas Klingebiel, Bernhard Kremens, Boris De Carolis, Barbara Hero
Germany
09.00-09.15 O.086
20 YEARS OF 131IODINE-METAIODOBENZYLGUANIDINE (131I-MIBG) THERAPY UPFRONT: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF ACUTE TOXICITY
Gitta Bleeker, Reineke Schoot, Huib Caron, Berthe van Eck, Jan de Kraker, Godelieve Tytgat
Netherlands
09.15-09.30 O.087
PHASE I STUDY OF THE COMBINATION OF ANTI-GD2 ANTIBODY 3F8 AND YEAST-DERIVED-BETA-GLUCAN FOR RESISTANT NEUROBLASTOMA
Shakeel Modak, Brian Kushner, Kim Kramer, Nai-Kong Cheung
United States
08.30-10.00 Nurses Free Papers 2: The child and family experience of cancer
Sao Paulo 1, 2
Chairs: M. Nolbris, Sweden & R. Wahys, Brazil
08.30-08.50 O.088
UNCERTAINTY AND SACRIFICE: THE SUFFERING IN FAMILY LIFE INVADED BY CHILD CANCER
Mariana Cunha, Margareth Angelo
Brazil
08.50-09.10 O.089
QUALITY OF LIFE OF CHILDREN 7-12 YEARS AND THEIR SIBLINGS
Beatriz Marques da Cunha, Cecilia Maria Lima da Costa, Andrea Y. Kurashima
Brazil
09.10-09.30 O.090
UNDERSTANDING THE MEANING OF THE ACTIONS OF THE FAMILY OF A CHILD WITH CANCER UNDERGOING BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION
Adriana Duarte, Myriam A. M. Pettengill, Andrea Cappellano
Brazil
08.30-10.00 ICCCPO: Impact on the family
Sao Paulo 3
Chairs: To be determined
08.30-08.50 O.091
STUDY OF SLEEP DISORDERS IN PARENTS OF CHILDHOOD CANCER PATIENTS
Anupam Sachdeva, Satya Prakash Yadav, Manas Kalra, Satyendra Katewa, Sunil Bhat, Madasu Anjan, Anupam Sachdeva
India
08.50-09.10 O.092
ASSESSMENT OF STRESS AND COPING RESPONSE IN THE PARENTS OF CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM CANCER
Sunil Bhat, Priyanka Goenka, Satya Prakash Yadav, Satyendra Katewa, Manas Kalra, Nita Radhakrishnan, Veronique Dinand, Anupam Sachdeva
India
09.10-09.30 O.093
LEVELS OF STRESS REPORTED BY PARENTS OF CHILDHOOD BRAIN TUMOR SURVIVORS
Jin-Shei Lai, Zeeshan Butt, Stewart Goldman
United states
09.30-09.50 O.094
CHILDHOOD CNS TUMOURS: PARENTS' NEEDS AND EVALUATION OF RECEIVED HEALTH CARE-RELATED INFORMATION
Emma Hovén, Krister K Boman
Sweden
09.50-10.00 Questions and answers
10.30-12.00  FP9 Supportive care
Brasilia 1
Chairs: P. Rogers, Canada & M. van de Wetering, Netherlands
10.30-10.48 O.095
INTERVENTIONS FOR PREVENTION OF CVC RELATED INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN WITH CANCER: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A COCHRANE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Ramandeep Arora, Rebecca Roberts, Tim Eden, Barry Pizer
United Kingdom
10.48-11.06 O.096
COMPARISON OF SULBACTAM/CEFOPERAZONE WITH CARBAPENEM AS EMPIRICAL MONOTHERAPY FOR FEBRILE NEUTROPENIC CHILDREN WITH LYMPHOMA AND SOLID TUMORS
Hacı Ahmet Demir, Tezer Kutluk, Inci Yildirim, Mehmet Ceyhan, Canan Akyuz, A. Bulent Cengiz, Ali Varan, Ates Kara, Bilgehan Yalcin, Begul Kupeli, Gulten Secmeer, Munevver Buyukpamukcu
Turkey
11.06-11.24 O.097
TREATMENT OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN AT PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY DEPARTMENT DURING 5 YEARS
Sandra Kralik, Diana Butkovic, Jasminka Stepan, Aleksandra Bonevski
Croatia
11.24-11.42 O.098
NUTRITIONAL STATUS AT DIAGNOSIS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH CANCER. A COMPARISON OF MEASURES OF BODY COMPOSITION
Ronald Barr, Laura Collins, Colin Webber, Trishana Nayiager, Scott Walker, Nancy Doring, Charlene Kennedy, Jacqueline Halton, Alessandra Sala
Canada
11.42-12.00 O.099
MANNOSE BINDING LECTIN (MBL) AS PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN PAEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY PATIENTS
Marianne van de Wetering, Florine Frakking, Nannette Brouwer, Koert Dolman, Job Woensel, Huib Caron, Taco Kuijpers
Netherlands
10.30-12.00 FP10: Bone tumours & soft tissue sarcomas
Brasilia 2
Chairs: K. Brown, Canada &  M. Villaroel, Chile
10.30-10.48 O.100
EWING SARCOMA OF THE HAND AND FOOT
Uta Dirksen, Daniela Froeb, Christiane Hoffmann, Tobias Boelling, Michael Paulussen, Heribert Juergens, Andreas Ranft
Germany, Switzerland
10.48-11.06 O.101
THE EFFECT OF TREATMENT OR SURGERY RELATED LAG-TIMES ON SURVIVAL OF OSTEOSARCOMA
Burca Aydin, Neriman Sari, Inci Ilhan
Turkey
11.06-11.24 O.102
NOTCH PATHWAY INHIBITION REDUCES THE METASTATIC POTENTIAL OF RHABDOMYOSARCOMA CELLS
Soledad Gallego, Josep Roma, Anna Masia, Josep Sanchez de Toledo
Spain
11.24-11.42 O.103
SYNOVIAL SARCOMA IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: EXPERIENCE OF THE INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE CANCER - BRAZIL
Sima Ferman, Bianca Santana, Maria Beatriz Eckhardt, Marina Sevilha, Nathalia Kuyven, Andreia Barbosa, Paulo Faria
Brazil
11.42-12.00 O.104
EWING SARCOMA OF THE HAND AND FOOT
Andreas Ranft
Germany
10.30-12.00 FP11: Neuroblastoma
Brasilia 3
Chairs: T. Simon, Germany
10.30-10.48 O.105
RISK ESTIMATION OF NEUROBLASTOMA PATIENTS BY GENE EXPRESSION BASED CLASSIFICATION
Matthias Fischer, André Oberthuer, Benedikt Brors, Frank Westermann, Jessica Theissen, Shahab Asgharzadeh, Robert Seeger, Paola Scaruffi, Gian Paolo Tonini, Isabelle Janoueix-Lerosey, Olivier Delattre, Jo Vandesompele, Frank Speleman, Rosa Noguera, Marta Piqueras, Jean Bénard, Alexander Valent, Smadar Avigad, Isaac Yaniv, Axel Weber, Holger Christiansen, Richard Grundy, Thorsten Simon, Barbara Hero, Frank Berthold
Germany, United States, Italy, France, Belgium, Spain, Israel, United Kingdom
10.48-11.06 O.106
2P24 GAIN REGION HARBORING MYCN GENE COMPARED TO MYCN AMPLIFIED AND NON-AMPLIFIED NEUROBLASTOMA: BIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Isaac Yaniv, Shifra Ash, Gili Halevy-Berko, Jacques Mardoukh, Drorit Luria, Smadar Avigad, Galina Feinberg-Gorenshtein, Yacov Goshen, Joseph Kapelushnik, Ayelet Ben Barak, Dina Attias, Ran Steinberg, Jerry Stein, Batia Stark, Marta Jeison
Israel
11.06-11.24 O.107
TSPO LIGANDS INDUCE APOPTOSIS, CELL CYCLE ARREST, AND INHIBIT PROLIFERATION IN PRE- AND POST-RELAPSE NEUROBLASTOMA CELL LINES
Maria Cecilia Mendonca Torres, Stephen S. Roberts
United States
11.24-11.42 O.108
TELOMERASE, TELOMERE LENGTH AND TELOMERE BINDING PROTEINS IN NEUROBLASTOMA: CORRELATION WITH CHEMO-SENSITIVITY AND OVERALL SURVIVAL
Eiso Hiyama, Naomi Kamei, Yoshiyuki Onitake, Hiroaki Yamaoka, Keiko Hiyama, Taijiro Sueda
Japan
11.42-12.00 O.109
EXON-LEVEL GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS OF PRIMARY NEUROBLASTOMAS IMPROVES RISK PREDICTION AND IDENTIFIES JARID1C AS A NOVEL THERAPEUTIC TARGET
Johannes Schulte, Benjamin Schowe, Marcel Martin, Sven Rahmann, Jessica Theissen, Barbara Hero, Katharina Morik, Alexander Schramm, Angelika Eggert
Germany
10.30-12.00 Nurses Free Papers 3: Building the evidence base for practice
Sao Paulo 1, 2
Chairs: F. Gibson, United Kingdom and D. Bassi, Brazil
10.30-10.50 O.110
NURSING CARE OF BRAIN TUMOR PATIENTS SHOULD INCLUDE NEUROLOGICAL ASSESMENT KNOWLEDGE
Paola Hernandez, Lara Sanchez, Estefania Rodriguez, Vanessa Vila, Blanca Lopez-Ibor
Spain
10.50-11.10 O.111
CHEMOTHERAPY MEDICATION ERROR RATE IN A PEDIATRIC HEMATO-ONCOLOGY DEPARTMENT.
Véronique Van de Velde, Tiene Bauters, Johan Vandenbroucke, Johan De Porre, Hugo Robays, Joris Verlooy, Geneviève Laureys
Belgium
11.10-11.30 O.112
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING IN CHILDREN CAN MORE CHILDREN GO THROUGH THE EXAMINATION WITHOUT SEDATION?
Erna Törnqvist, Åsa Månsson, Inger Hallstöm
Sweden
11.30-11.50 O.113
PEDIATRIC AND ADOLESCENT PAIN ASSESSMENT TOOL AT AMBULATORY SETTING: A PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY PAIN CLINIC EXPERIENCE
Daniela Rodrigues, Carla Gonçalves Dias, Andrea Cappellano, Eliana Caran
Brazil
10.30-12.30 ICCCPO Free papers and invited speakers
Sao Paulo 3
Chairs: To be determined
10.30-10.50 Sharing more than 40 years of experience
K. Yamashita
Japan
10.50-11.10 O.114
SUPPORT, RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAM FOR ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH CANCER AND SURVIVORS
Eva Maria Ruiz de Castilla
Peru
11.10-11.30 O.115
MAKING FRIENDS NETWORKING - A COLLABORATIVE PROJECT BETWEEN CHILDREN/ADOLESCENTS AND PROFESSIONALS IN NORWAY
Elisabeth Hermansen, Eli Marie Killi
Norway
11.30-11.50 O.116
WORKING TOGETHER AT A REGIONAL LEVEL CAN INFLUENCE IN PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Edith Grynszpancholc, Ana Tarazona, Eva María Ruiz Castilla
Argentina, Colombia, Peru
11.50-12.10 Incidence in Public Policy
M. Zubieta
Brazil
12.10-12.30 Questions and answers
14.00-15.30 FP12: Liver Tumours 
Brasilia 1
Chairs: P. Czauderna, Poland
14.00-14.18 O.117
METASTATIC HEPATOBLASTOMA - RESULTS OF THE SIOPEL 3 STUDY FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CHILDHOOD LIVER TUMOUR STRATEGY GROUP - SIOPEL
Michela Casanova, Jozsef Zsiros, Penelope Brock, Rudolf Maibach, Margaret Childs, Laurence Brugières, Piotr Czauderna, Derek Roebuck, Jean-Bernard Otte, Elizabeth Shafford, Jack Plaschkes, Giorgio Perilongo
 Italy, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Switzerland, France, Poland, Belgium, Switzerland
14.18-14.36 O.118
IRINOTECAN SINGLE-DRUG TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH REFRACTORY OR RECURRENT HEPATOBLASTOMA - A PHASE II TRIAL OF THE CHILDHOOD LIVER TUMOURS STRATEGY GROUP (SIOPEL)
Jozsef Zsiros, Margaret Childs, Laurence Brugières, Penelope Brock, Derek Roebuck, Rudolf Maibach, Claudia Paris, Beatriz de Camargo, Piotr Czauderna, Jack Plaschkes, Giorgio Perilongo
Netherlands, United Kingdom, France, Switzerland, Chile, Brazil, Poland, Italy
14.36-14.54 O.119
FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH SORAFENIB AND CISPLATIN/DOXORUBICIN (PLADO) FOR PEDIATRIC HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA
Irene Schmid, Michael H Albert, Beate Häberle, Dietrich von Schweinitz
Germany
14.54-15.12 O.120
SURVIVAL AND CARDIAC OUTCOMES IN CHILDREN WITH HEPATOBLASTOMA (HB) TREATED WITH CONTINUOUS INFUSION CISPLATIN AND DOXORUBICIN (PLADO)
Ponni Sivaprakasam, Abha Gupta, Paul Nathan, Mark Greenberg, Michael Capra
Canada
15.12-15.30 O.121
RELAPSES IN HEPATOBLASTOMA PATIENTS: CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOME - EXPERIENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CHILDHOOD LIVER TUMOUR STRATEGY GROUP - SIOPEL
Michaela Semeraro, Laurence Brugières, Joszef Zsiros, Penelope Brock, Michela Casanova, Rudolph Maibach, Veronique Laithier, Daniel Aronson, Margaret Childs, Piotr Czauderna, Giorgio Perilongo
France, Netherlands, UnitedKingdom, Italy, Switzerland, France, Poland
14.00-15.30 FP13: Neuroblastoma
Brasilia 2
Chairs: K. Holmes, United Kingdom & S. Baruchel, Canada
14.00-14.18 O.122
NEUROBLASTOMA TREATMENT RESULTS: A SINGLE CENTER REPORT
Egor Shorikov, Olga Lemesheva, Tatiana Popova, Elizaveta Semenikhina, Grigory Tsaur, Alexander Popov, Leonid Saveliev, Alexander Druy, Larisa Fechina
Russian federation
14.18-14.36 O.123
RISK GROUPS IN NEUROBLASTOMA PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED DISEASE
Frank Berthold 1, Thorsten Simon2, Jessica Theissen3, Felix K. Niggli 4, Dietrich von Schweinitz5, Dagmar Dilloo6, Barbara Hero3
Germany, Switzerland
14.36-14.54 O.124
LOCAL TUMOR GROWTH CHARACTERITICS AND BIOLOGICAL MARKERS IN NEUROBLASTOMA
Frank Berthold, Barbara Hero, Jessica Theissen, Matthias Fischer, Andre Oberthuer, Gabriele Benz-Bohm, Barbara Krug, Thorsten Simon
Germany
14.54-15.12 O.125
NEUROBLASTOMA INCIDENCE WAS STABLE BUT DIFFERENT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS OVER 27 YEARS IN SWEDEN WHILE NEUROBLASTOMA PROGNOSIS IMPROVED, IN PARTICULAR FOR HIGH-RISK DISEASE
Per Kogner, Catarina Träger, Åsa Vernby, Helena Carén, Hanna Kryh, Tommy Martinsson, Göran Gustafsson, Per Kogner
Sweden
15.12-15.30 O.126
GANGLIONEUROBLASTOMA, NODULAR SUBTYPE AN INRG RETORPECTIVE REVIEW
Paola Angelini
Canada
14.00-15.30 FP14: Brain tumours - Medulloblastoma 
Brasilia 3
Chairs: R. Kortmann, Germany & R. Packer, United States
14.00-14.18 O.127
OUTCOME IN CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS OLD WITH MEDULLOBLASTOMA (MB) TREATED ACCORDING TO THE PROTOCOL HIT SKK 92/2000
Olga Geludkova, Ella Kumirova, Irena Borodina, Armen Melikyan, Ury Kushel, Ludmila Shishkina, Vladimir Popov, Matvey Livshits, Svetlana Gorbatih, Boris Kholodov, Oleg Scherbenko, Nina Maksimova
Russian federation
14.18-14.36 O.128
INTELLECTUAL OUTCOME AFTER MEDULLOBLASTOMA TREATMENT IN INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN
Annick Beaugrand, Delphine Viguier, Virginie Kieffer, Clemence Lalande, Audrey Longaud, Stephanie Puget, Georges Dellatolas, Jacques Grill
France
14.36-14.54 O.129
INTERIM RESULTS OF YOUNG CHILDREN WITH MEDULLOBLASTOMA TREATED WITHIN THE PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER GPOH-TRIAL HIT 2000: CONFIRMATION OF THE PROGNOSTIC IMPACT OF HISTOLOGICAL ENTITIES
André von Bueren, Nicolas Gerber, Katja von Hoff, Frank Deinlein, Isabella Zwiener, Andreas Faldum, Paul G. Schlegel, Martin Benesch, Niels Soerensen, Monika Warmuth-Metz, Joachim Kuehl, Rolf D. Kortmann, Torsten Pietsch, Stefan Rutkowski
Germany, Austria
14.54-15.12 O.130
METASTATIC MEDULLOBLASTOMA: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS TREATED BY CONVENTIONAL CHEMOTHERAPY AND HYPERFRACTIONATED RADIOTHEAPY IN THE PROSPECTIVE GPOH-STUDY HIT2000
Stefan Rutkowski, André von Bueren, Monika Warmuth-Metz, Niels Soerensen, Martin Benesch, Frank Deinlein, Paul G. Schlegel, Joachim Kuehl, Andreas Faldum, Torsten Pietsch, Rolf D. Kortmann
Germany, Austria
15.12-15.30 O.131
METASTATIC MEDULLOBLASTOMA: CHANG STAGING SYSTEM REVISITED
Christelle Dufour, Julie Micheli, Annick Beaugrand, Marie Stephanie Aubelle, Aurelie Fourcade, Agnes Laplanche, Chantal Kalifa, Dominique Couanet, Jacques Grill
France
14.00-15.30 Nurses Free Papers 4: Working within and across disciplines
Sao Paulo 1, 2
Chairs: R. Hollis, United Kingdom & V. Carvalho, Brazil
14.00-14.20 O.132
EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE THROUGH CASE DISCUSSION
Anne Charlotte Beukhof, Inge Sieswerda
Netherlands
14.20-14.50 O.133
DEVELOPMENT OF THE PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY NURSING DISCIPLINE IN THE NETHERLANDS: INTER- AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Corry van den Hoed-Heerschop, Trudy Lamers, Hanneke de Ridder
Netherlands
14.50-15.10 O.134
CLINICAL PHARMACY ACTIVITIES AT A PEDIATRIC HEMATO-ONCOLOGY UNIT
Tiene Bauters, Joris Verlooy, Johan De Porre, Barbara De Moerloose, Yves Benoit, Hugo Robays
Belgium
15.10-15.30 O.135
A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PEDIATRIC CHRONIC GRAFT VERSUS HOST DISEASE (CGVHD) CLINIC - BENEFITS TO PATIENTS AND CARE PROVIDERS
Linda Abramovitz, Biljana Horn
United States
  Friday Oct. 9 - Day 3
08.30-09.30 FP15: Rare Tumours 
Sala Brasilia 1
Chairs: G. Cecchetto, Italy & A. Verschuur, France
08.30-08.45 O.136
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS IN CHILDREN WITH OVARIAN GERM CELL TUMORS
Inessa Nechushkina Inessa, Andrew Ryabov, Anatoly Kazantsev, Michael Rubansky, Polad Kerimov, Marina Evstafeva, Olga Kapkova
Russian federation
08.45-09.00 O.137
FOUR CYCLES OF CISPLATIN/ETOPOSIDE/IFOSFAMIDE ARE POSSIBLY SUFFICIENT TO TREAT HIGH-RISK GERM CELL PEDIATRIC PATIENTS. THE BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCE
Luiz Fernando Lopes, Karina C.B. Ribeiro, Carla RD Macedo, Elitania M Pontes
Brazil
09.00-09.15 O.138
MOLECULAR AND SEROLOGICAL MONITORING OF PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH NASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMA TREATED BY THE PROTOCOL NPC-2003-GPOH OF THE GERMAN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY
Hans-Joachim Wagner, Rolf Mertens, Alfred Reiter, Caroline Gauch
Germany
09.15-09.30 O.139
PHARMACOKINETICS AND PHARMACOGENETIC OF VINCRISTINE IN PAEDIATRIC POPULATION WITH SOLID TUMOR.
Nicolas André, Romain Guilhaumou, Sylvie Quanranta, Nicolas Simon, Arnauld Verschuur, Bruno Lacarelle, Caroline Solas
France
08.30-10.00 Nurses Free papers 5: Responding to the needs of young people
Sao Paulo 1, 2
Chairs: P. Rogers, Canada & S. Shimoda, Brazil
08.30-08.50 O.140
CANCER IN YOUNG PEOPLE: A NARRATIVE STUDY TO EXPLORE THEIR EXPERIENCE FROM FIRST SYMPTOMS TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER
Faith Gibson, Susie Pearce, Tim Eden, Adam Glaser, Louise Hooker, Jeremy Whelan, Daniel Kelly
United kingdom
08.50-09.10 O.141
IMPROVING STRATEGIES TO BETTER SUPPORT ADOLESCENTS WITH CANCER: THE CREATION OF AN "ADOLESCENT-FRIENDLY ONCOLOGY WARD"
Kerri Clement, Patti Byron
Canada
09.10-09.30 O.142
REACHING OUT TO YOUNG PEOPLE: DEVELOPMENTAL EVALUATION OF A NEW OUTREACH PROGRAMME
Louise Hooker
United kingdom
09.30-10.00 Questions and answers
10.30-12.00 FP16: Kidney tumours 
Brasilia 1
Chairs: M. Coppes, United States & N. Graf, Germany
10.30-10.48 O.143
ARE AURORA KINASES GENE OVEREXPRESSION ASSOCIATED TO MORE AGGRESSIVE STAGES IN CHILDREN WITH ADRENOCORTICAL TUMORS?
Kleiton Borges, Daniel Antunes Moreno, Cecília Fernandes Lorea, Elvis Cueva Mateo, Carlos Eduardo Martinelli Jr, Sonir Roberto Rauber Antonini, Luciano Neder, Silvio Tucci Jr, Rosane de Paula Queiroz, Carlos Alberto Scrideli, Luiz Gonzaga Tone
Brazil
10.48-11.06 O.144
MOLECULAR MARKERS AS PREDICTORS OF ADVERSE OUTCOME IN WILMS TUMORS
Fabio Piccoli, Mariana Maschietto, Lucas Fahhan, Beatriz De Camargo, Fernando Soares, Helena Brentani, Eduardo Neves, Dirce Carraro
Brazil
11.06-11.24 O.145
CLEAR CELL SARCOMA OF THE KIDNEY (CCSK) - COMBINED 20 YEAR EXPERIENCE OF THERAPUETIC OUTCOMES FROM UNITED KINGDOM (UK) AND FRANCE
Sara Stoneham, Maged Kheder, Veronica Moroz, Paul Donahie, Gordan Vujanic, Liliane Boccon - Gibod, Gill Levitt, Kathy Pritchard-Jones, Gudrun Schleiermacher, Christophe Bergeron
France, United Kingdom
11.24-11.42 O.146
LUNG METASTASES IN CHILDREN WITH WILMS TUMOR: DATA FROM SIOP 9, SIOP 93-01 AND SIOP 2001/GPOH
Steven Warmann, Nasenien Nourkami, Guido Seitz, Rhoikos Furtwaengler, Norbert Graf, Joerg Fuchs
Germany
11.42-12.00 O.147
RHABDOID TUMOURS OF THE KIDNEY (RTK) TREATED ACCORDING TO RECENT SIOP PROTOCOLS, ON BEHALF OF THE SIOP RTSG.
Marry van den Heuvel-Eibrink, Harm van Tinteren, Christophe Bergeron, Beatriz de Camargo, Norbert Graf, Jan de Kraker, Ivo Leuschner, Rieneke Lugtenberg, Kathy Pritchard-Jones, Bengt Sandstedt, Filippo Spreafico, Gordan Vujanic
United Kingdom
10.30-12.00 FP17: Psychosocial 
Brasilia 2
Chairs: G. Masera & A. Pedrosa, Brazil
10.30-10.48 O.148
CHILDREN`S AGE AT THE CANCER DIAGNOSIS AS A PREDICTOR OF PERSONALITY AND EMOTIONAL FUNCTIONING
Marzena E. SAMARDAKIEWICZ1, Jerzy R KOWALCZYK1
Poland
10.48-11.06 O.149
POSTTRAUMATIC GROWTH AMONG SURVIVORS OF CHILDHOOD CANCER
Kiyoko Kamibeppu, Iori Sato, Misato Honda, Shuichi Ozono, Tsuyako Iwai, Nahoko Sakamoto, Naoko Kakee, Jun Okamura, Keiko Asami, Naoko Maeda, Hiroko Inada, Keizo Horibe, Yasushi Ishida
Japan
11.06-11.24 O.150
QOLOP - THE BRNO QUALITY OF LIFE LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF PAEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY PATIENTS
Tomas Kepak, Marek Blatny, Alena Slezackova, Irena Vlckova, Kristina Tothova, Martin Jelinek, Hana Bernatikova, Milan Pilat, Sarka Karova, Petra Navratilova, Hana Hrstkova, Jaroslav Sterba
Czech Republic
11.24-11.42 O.151
PARENTAL ADJUSTMENT TO CHILDHOOD CANCER: RESILIENCE TO LONG-TERM ILLNESS DISTRESS IN SWEDISH AND ICELANDIC FAMILIES
Eyglo Gudmundsdottir, Maria Schirren, Krister K Boman
Sweden
11.42-12.00 O.152
ASSESSMENT OF THE CURRENT SCHOOL-SITUATION OF CHILDREN WITH BRAIN TUMORS BY USING AN ICF-BASED QUESTIONNAIRE
Sheena Gmoser, Linda Leeb, Thomas Pletschko, Leiss Ulrike, Martin Arendasy, Irene Slavc
Austria
10.30-12.00 FP18: Brain tumours
Brasilia 3
Chairs: To be determined
10.30-10.48 O.153
FINAL RESULTS OF A PHASE III STUDY CONSISTING OF NIMOTUZUMAB AND CONCOMITANT STANDARD RADIOTHERAPY FOR THE TREATMENT OF NEWLY DIAGNOSED DIFFUSE INTRINSIC PONTINE GLIOMAS
Gudrun Fleischhack, Nele Siegler, Monika Warmuth-Metz, Rolf-Dieter Kortmann, Maura Massimino, Elena Khuhlaeva, Dirk Reuter, Ferdinand Bach, Martina Zimmermann, Udo Bode
Germany
10.48-11.06 O.154
OPTIC GLIOMA: RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF 101 CASES
Abdulselam Batu, Ali Varan, Aysenur Cila, Nejat Akalan, Faruk Zorlu, Figen Soylemezoglu, Canan Akyuz, Tezer Kutluk, Munevver Büyükpamukçu
Turkey 
11.06-11.24 O.155
TUMOR SUPPRESSOR ROLE OF METALLOTHIONEIN-3 IN PEDIATRIC EPENDYMOMAS AND ITS THERAPEUTIC MODULATION
Carmela Barbosa, Matthieu Peyre, Frederic Commo, Felipe Andreiuolo, Birgit Geoerger, Stephanie Puget, Pascale Varlet, Philippe Vielh, Gilles Vassal, Jacques Grill
France
11.24-11.42 O.156
CHOROID PLEXUS TUMOR INITIATIVE: THE CPT-SIOP-2000 STUDY MOVES ON
Johannes Wolff, Brigitte Wrede, Ove Peters, Roel Reddingius, Monica Warmuth-Metz, Anita Mahajan, Michael Rytting, Martin Hasselblatt
United States, Germany, Netherlands
11.42-12.00 O.157
LEARNING AND MEMORY IN CHILDREN WITH BRAIN TUMORS
Ulrike Leiss, Agathe Schwarzinger, Thomas Pletschko, Irene Slavc
Austria
10.30-12.00 Nurses Free Papers 6: Supportive care and nutritional management
Sao Paulo 1, 2
Chairs: E. Ladas, United States and G. Martinez, Brazil
10.30-10.50 O.158
UNIQUE ANTI-EMETIC MANAGEMENT IN THE PEDIATRIC BLOOD AND MARROW TRANSPLANT PATIENTS
Ellen Olson, Colin Smith, Audra Thompson
United States
10.50-11.10 O.159
EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF A NUTRITIONAL EDUCATION PAMPHLET FOR PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY CAREGIVERS IN CENTRAL AMERICA
Terezie Mosby, Barbara Mullins-Nelson, Melissa Garcia, Angélica Hernández, José García, Sara Day, Miguela Caniza
El Salvador, Guatemala, United states
11.10-11.30 O.160
DEVELOPMENT OF GUIDELINES FOR PARENTS WITH CHILDREN NEWLY DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER: NUTRITION, PERSONAL AND ORAL HYGIENE
Johannes Schulte, Petra Kemberg, Ruth Mikasch, Manfred Schneider, Bernhard Kremens, Angelika Eggert
Germany
11.30-11.50 O.161
WHAT IS IT LIKE WHEN YOU FIND EATING DIFFICULT?
Faith Gibson, Ailish Barry, Rachel Taylor, L Shipway
United Kingdom
14.00-15.30 FP19: Lymphomas 
Brasilia 1
Chairs: P. Chuba, United States & G. Chantada, Argentina
14.00-14.18 O.162
A 28 DAY TREATMENT SCHEDULE FOR ENDEMIC BURKITT LYMPHOMA (BL)
Peter Hesseling, Elizabeth Molyneux, Steve Kamiza, Trijn Israels, R Broadhead
Southafrica, Malawi, Netherlands
14.18-14.36 O.163
TREATMENT RESULTS OF 1110 PATIENTS WITH NON-HODGKIN LYMPHOMA
Munevver Buyukpamukcu, Ali Varan, Canan Akyuz, Bilgehan Yalcin, Gulsev Kale, Vural Kesik, Tezer Kutluk
Turkey
14.36-14.54 O.164
CAN CHILDREN WITH HODGKIN’S DISEASE BE TREATED WITH CHEMOTHERAPY ONLY?
Angelina Moryl-Bujakowska, Walentyna Balwierz, Tomasz Klekawka, Michal Matysiak, Barbara Sopylo, Jacek Wachowiak, Malgorzata Kaczmarek-Kanold, Danuta Sonta-Jakimczyk, Anna Janik-Moszant, Alicja Chybicka, Robert Chaber, Jerzy Kowalczyk, Malgorzata Mitura-Lesiuk, Anna Balcerska, Teresa Stachowicz-Stencel, Mariusz Wysocki, Andrzej Koltan, Maryna Krawczuk-Rybak, Katarzyna Muszynska-Roslan, Wojciech Mlynarski, Malgorzata Stolarska, Grazyna Sobol, Maria Wieczorek, Grazyna Karolczyk, Agnieszka Urbanek-Dadela
Poland
14.54-15.12 O.165
PATTERNS OF CARE FOR RADIOTHERAPY IN CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH HODGKIN’S LYMPHOMA BASED ON DATA FROM SURVILLANCE, EPIDEMIOLOGY AND END RESULTS (SEER) REGISTRY
Natia Esiashvili, Michael Goodman, Walter J Curran, Ann Mertens
United states
15.12-15.30 O.166
RADIOTHERAPY TARGET DELINEATION USING PET-CT FOR HODGKIN LYMPHOMA
Arnold Paulino, Bin Teh, Stephen Chiang
United States
16.30-18.00 Fasanelli Prize session
Commandatuba 1, 2
Chairs: L. Diller, United States & J.L. Habrand, France
16.30-16.48 O.167
PROSPECTIVE VALIDATION ANCILLARY TO THE COOPERATIVE EURO-E.W.I.N.G.99 TRIAL DOES NOT CONFIRM A PROGNOSTIC IMPACT FOR EWS-ETS FUSION TYPE IN EWING´S SARCOMA FAMILY TUMORS
Heinrich Kovar, Marie-Cecile Le Deley, Olivier Delattre, Christopher Poremba, Karl-Ludwig Schäfer, Sue A. Burchill, Gabriele Köhler, Pancras C.W. Hogendoorn, Thomas Lion, Stelly Ballet, Gaelle Pierron, Samantha Brownhill, Michaela Nesslböck, Julien Marandet, Andreas Ranft, Uta Dirksen, Heribert Jürgens
Austria, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Netherlands
16.48-17.06 O.168
TNM STAGING IN EWING SARCOMAS
Heribert Juergens, Daniela Manner, Joachim Gerss, Andreas Ranft, Michael Paulussen, Uta Dirksen
Germany, Switzerland
17.06-17.24 O.169
15 YEARS EXPERIENCE OF THE BRAZILIAN OSTEOSARCOMA TREATMENT GROUP
Antonio Sergio Petrilli, Beatriz Camargo, Odone Vicente, Daniel Lustosa, Maria Kuisa Borsato, Luiz Mario Calheiros, Algemir Brunetto, Jose Henrique Barreto, Alexandre Ferraro
Brazil
17.24-17.42 O.170
A PROGNOSTIC SCORE AT DIAGNOSIS FOR EWING TUMOR PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC DISEASE AT EXTRAPULMONARY SITES
Ruth Ladenstein, Ulrike Poetschger, Marie Cecil Deley, Jeremy Whelan, Michael Paulussen, Odile Oberlin, Heribert Juergens
Austria, France, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Germany
17.42-18.00 O.171
HIF-1A IS OVEREXPRESSED IN EWING SARCOMA UNDER NORMOXIC CONDITIONS
Isaac Yaniv, Adi Porat, Anat Ohali, Tali Reshef-Ronen, Ian Cohen, Shifra Ash, Yoel Kloog, Ronit Haklai, Avraham Weizman, Smadar Avigad
Israel
16.30-17.30 Nurses Free Papers 7: Management of venous access
Sao Paulo 1, 2
Chairs: B. Cucciovia, United States & R. Polastrini, Brazil
16.30-16.50 O.172
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY TO TEST A CVC TEAM INTERVENTION TO DETERMINE ITS EFFECTIVENESS IN REDUCING CVC-RELATED BSIS IN PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY PATIENTS
Rita Secola
United States
16.50-17.10 O.173
NURSING STRATEGIES TO PREVENT CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER RELATED INFECTIONS
Gitte Petersen, Desiree Rosenborg, Catherine Rechnitzer
Denmark
17.10-17.30 O.174
ALGORITHMS FOR PREVENTION, TREATMENT AND FOLLOW-UP AFTER ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS EXTRAVASATION IN CHILDREN: A SIMPLE STRATEGY FOR A SAFER NURSING CARE
Daniella Chanes, Mavilde Pedreira, Maria Gaby Gutiérrez, Andrea Cappellano
Brazil
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