If you were at the meeting and think I missed any important developments please share a link to it in my comments section below.
Genetics / Genetics Counseling
Excellent overview by Dr. Walsh on genetic counseling and testing of gyn cancer patients #ASC018 #GynCSM pic.twitter.com/cwUN4TUA5u— Annie Ellis (@Stigetta) June 4, 2018
C. Walsh - Detection of variants of uncertain significance increases with the use of panel #genetictesting - important to continue study to indentify if these are benign or malignant #gyncsm #ASCO18 pic.twitter.com/qF8Anr5tUU— Shannon Westin (@ShannonWestin) June 4, 2018
Do you know the difference between germline and somatic mutation? Dr. Shannon Westin (@MDAndersonNews) describes it here #ASCO18 pic.twitter.com/Za33XoVy8U— Rivkin Center (@RivkinCenter) June 3, 2018
C. Walsh - Detection of variants of uncertain significance increases with the use of panel #genetictesting - important to continue study to indentify if these are benign or malignant #gyncsm #ASCO18 pic.twitter.com/qF8Anr5tUU— Shannon Westin (@ShannonWestin) June 4, 2018
It’s all relative. In those patients with BRCA mutations, how do you counsel—what is the weight of 1-3% risk? #gyncsm #ASCO18 pic.twitter.com/FKGimKJOTu— Elizabeth L. Dickson, MD, FACOG (@edicksonMD) June 4, 2018
Risk Reducing Surgery
Kauff presentation on prophylactic risk reducing surgery. #ASC018 #GynCSM pic.twitter.com/cfWhu9h60W— Annie Ellis (@Stigetta) June 4, 2018
Dr. Noah Kauff suggests consideration of when risk reducing surgery is performed for #OvarianCancer depending on the gene mutation -#BRCA or other Gene's #ASCO18 #gyncsm pic.twitter.com/7epWkyWaEA— Rivkin Center (@RivkinCenter) June 4, 2018
#ASCO2018 Dr Noah Kauff recommends delayed risk-reducing surgery in the more moderate penetrance genes for #BreastCancer and #OvarianCancer. This allows pts to complete childbearing and avoid early #menopause #gyncsm pic.twitter.com/SaQWcdJ6az— Shannon Westin (@ShannonWestin) June 4, 2018
CA-125
CA 125 in high risk women—It is really about trends over time, rather than a snapshot. #gyncsm #ASCO18 pic.twitter.com/wtZhY55MdU— Elizabeth L. Dickson, MD, FACOG (@edicksonMD) June 4, 2018
Endometriosis and Cannibis Treatment
MindfulnessFascinating presentation by Dr. Spirtos on history, politics and research of medical cannabis. Interesting research on endometriosis. #ASC018 #GynCSM pic.twitter.com/061D9b416h— Annie Ellis (@Stigetta) June 4, 2018
NeuropathyWonderful presentation on Mindfulness by Deanna Teoh! Potential to increase ability to cope and reduce stress. More studies needed. #ASCO18 #GynCSM pic.twitter.com/0aChLrP3SK— Annie Ellis (@Stigetta) June 4, 2018
Fantastic presentation by Thomas Smith on ongoing research and strategies to prevent and treat neuropathy. #ASC018 #GynCSM pic.twitter.com/mXRAcoGImz— Annie Ellis (@Stigetta) June 4, 2018
Chemotherapy induced neuropathy....we need to find better support for patients #gyncsm #ASCO18 pic.twitter.com/fJgD17LPUV— Elizabeth L. Dickson, MD, FACOG (@edicksonMD) June 4, 2018
Patient Reported Outcomes- Pain
Enodmetrial Cancer- PostersThomas Smith: well-managed pain and symptoms increase survival. #ASC018 #GynCSM pic.twitter.com/dWTkLTfTjo— Annie Ellis (@Stigetta) June 4, 2018
— Annie Ellis (@Stigetta) June 4, 2018Ovarian Cancer - Posters
— Annie Ellis (@Stigetta) June 4, 2018
Fertility Preservation
Metformin in Cancer TreatmentFull ASCO guideline on fertility preservation in patients with cancer available at https://t.co/8dT4UXd7W4 #ASCO18 https://t.co/Pne3F41UCO— Brittany Harvey (@BrittanyEHarvey) June 4, 2018
HIPECUnderstanding why metformin could be useful in obesity related cancers #ASCO18 pic.twitter.com/iyMiN1Hypz— Elizabeth L. Dickson, MD, FACOG (@edicksonMD) June 4, 2018
Palliative CareShout out to @drleslie214 presenting her #ASCO/AACR vail project #HIPEC dose escalation for primary treatment of #OvarianCancer at #ASC018 pic.twitter.com/KeIpN27AK5— Alpa Nick (@AlpaNick) June 4, 2018
Recurrent Ovarian CancerEarly Palliative care interventions improve survival. Need to take away the stigma of the word “Palliative”. It is NOT just end of life care!! #gyncsm #ASCO18 pic.twitter.com/uObYcdjAMk— Elizabeth L. Dickson, MD, FACOG (@edicksonMD) June 4, 2018
Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy - OCWhat should the algorithm for recurrent #ovariancancer treatment be? BRCA mutation status very important. Cost may be too—stay tuned for tomorrow’s plenary! #gyncsm #ASCO18 pic.twitter.com/9tVgmEULRj— Elizabeth L. Dickson, MD, FACOG (@edicksonMD) June 4, 2018
Further details may be found atSCORPION trial @ASCO shows equivalency btwn primary surgery and neoadjuvant chemo for advanced bulky ovarian cancer both with good outcomes (PFS,OS)— Douglas Levine MD (@levinemd) June 4, 2018
Cediranib and Olaparib for recurrent OC
Further info may be found atDr. Joyce Liu presented exciting data today on combined cediranib and olaparib for recurrent ovarian cancer at #ASCO18. Very promising responses in both platinum sensitive and resistant cancers.— Ursula Matulonis, MD (@DrMatulonis) June 4, 2018
Thank you to all the researchers , advocates, and cancer centers who tweeted from this year's Annual Meeting.
Dee
Every Day is a Blessing!
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Thank you for providing a wealth of useful information. You are an awesome advocate and have helped people by sharing what you learned at ASCO.
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