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Cancer Care Day
Shaping the Future of Cancer Care
March 4, 2026
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Implementing Lung Cancer Screening – From Vision to Clinical Reality
Assistant professor Kristina Krpina, MD, PhD, from University Hospital Centre Zagreb presents Croatia’s national lung cancer screening program, sharing practical experience, digital solutions, and multidisciplinary approaches for early detection.
Modern Imaging for and in Thoracic Surgery – A Surgeon’s Perspective
Prof. Dr. Hauke Winter, thoracic surgeon, shares insights on Germany’s evolving lung cancer screening, highlighting radiology’s role, advances in minimally invasive surgery, and the impact of 3D planning and AI for safer, more precise care.
Breast Cancer: Along the path to cure
This symposium shows how radiologists can influence patient outcomes across the care continuum. Focusing on breast and lung cancer, we explore similarities and differences in pathways, lessons from screening programs, and strategies for collaboration and leadership in multidisciplinary teams.
Breast Cancer Pathways - From Screening to survivorship
This session shows how to improve an established screening program.
AI in Cancer Care: Current realities & future horizons
Multidisciplinary innovation is reshaping cancer care. This panel explores the evolving role of AI and clinical collaboration in oncology, radiology, workflow and ethics.
The Human-Ai Partnership: Making a personalized Breast Care a daily Reality
Identify practical applications of large language models (LLMs) in breast imaging workflows beyond image-based detection systems.
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Shaping the future of Cancer Care: Opening Panel Discussion
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Kick-off Presentations
In this first half of the session, the four panelists give introductory talks on their subjects of expertise ahead of the panel discussion in part two.
Panel discussion
In this panel discussion, experts highlight the increasing importance of integrating diagnostics, personalized therapy, and artificial intelligence along the entire continuum of care.
Breast Cancer Symposium
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Rethinking Breast Cancer Follow-up: Exploring Contrast-Enhanced Mammography as a Game-Changer
Gain insights into the existing imaging methods for breast cancer follow-up, understanding their strengths and limitations in post-surgical patients.
DBT in women with average risk
To know the literature evidence to use DBT for breast screening and to understand the main limitations that explain the absence of implementation in many countries. Also to explore the next future with AI implementation
The clinical utility of super high frequency ultrasound probes in breast examinations – benefits and limitations
The diagnosis and monitoring of breast pathologies have been significantly improved by the availability of very high frequency probes in breast ultrasound.
Optimizing MRI for breast cancer screening
Ritse Mann examines the evolving role of breast MRI in clinical practice, with a particular focus on its potential in breast cancer screening.
Prostate Cancer Symposium
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Prostate imaging and image quality: the impact of the PI-QUAL score on our approach to prostate MRI
High-quality MRI images are essential for any diagnostic pathway for prostate cancer, as they play a critical role in ensuring accurate detection and guiding subsequent management decisions.
Prostate MRI applications in the era of Deep learning reconstruction: Challenges and Opportunities
In recent years, advancements in deep learning image reconstruction have transformed the way prostate MRI is performed by significantly reducing scan times and enhancing image quality.
Advancing Prostate MRI Reading and Interpretation with AI: Improving Accuracy and Efficiency in Clinical Practice
AI-driven advancements in prostate MRI reading, including automatic lesion detection and classification, offer promising solutions to streamline diagnostics and enhance accuracy in identifying clinically significant prostate cancer.
Lung Cancer Symposium
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Illuminating Lung Cancer: The Power of Nuclear Medicine in Early Diagnosis and Guiding Treatment Decisions
Dr. Grawe delivered an insightful talk titled "Illuminating Lung Cancer: The Power of Nuclear Medicine in Early Diagnosis and Guiding Treatment Decisions".
Together Moving Ahead: Principles and Development of Direct i4D
Co-creator René Werner explained the concept behind Direct i4D, shows how it works, and shared results from peers.
Image Guidance and Robotics: Indispensable Tools for the Next Level in Thoracic Surgery
This talk highlights the impact of early detection and screening on surgical strategies, innovative approaches like the cross-talk between ION and Cios Spin, and the role of single anesthetic events as a patient-centered pathway. Emphasis is placed on a multidisciplinary setup to advance lung cancer care.
Liver Cancer Symposium
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The role of liver MRI in interventional radiology
Professor Max Seidensticker concludes the symposium with an innovative session on MRI-Guided Interventions.
New guidelines for new treatments in MASLD/MASH: how to diagnose and stage your patient
As metabolic-associated liver disease presents unique challenges in clinical management and is one of the main precursors of liver cancer, Professor Thomas Reiberger reviews updated guidelines on diagnosing and staging MASLD/MASH and explores critical tools and techniques for non-invasive assessments and advanced imaging markers.
Revolutionizing HCC diagnosis and staging: MRI protocol optimization meets AI
Dr. Saif Afat talks about the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on protocol optimization in improving Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) lesion detection using MRI and staging using contrast-enhanced MRI.
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