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Events must be related to the field of gynecologic cancers with the target audience of clinicians, researchers, or advocates (patient/survivors/family members/caregivers).
IGCS Ramadan Nights series, in partnership with PARSGO & MEMAGO. Series 1: February 25 Series 2: March 4 Series 3: March 11 Series 4: March 18 9:00 - 10:00 PM EET (EGYPT) (2:00 - 3:00 PM ET (NYC)) Register Here
IGCS Ramadan Nights series, in partnership with PARSGO & MEMAGO. Series 1: February 25 Series 2: March 4 Series 3: March 11 Series 4: March 18 9:00 - 10:00 PM EET (EGYPT) (2:00 - 3:00 PM ET (NYC)) Register Here
IGCS Ramadan Nights series, in partnership with PARSGO & MEMAGO. Series 1: February 25 Series 2: March 4 Series 3: March 11 Series 4: March 18 9:00 - 10:00 PM EET (EGYPT) (2:00 - 3:00 PM ET (NYC)) Register Here
Gestational Trophoblastic Disease ECHO May 28, 2026 | 8:00 AM ET See all time zones Case Presenter: Ying Liu (USA) Case: Rare epithelioid trophoblastic tumor (ETT) case in an older patient who is 55 y/o F with a long pregnancy latency. Will review the complexities of treating these patients with multi-agent chemo and the promise of immune checkpoint inhibitors for these rare tumors. REGISTER These monthly ECHOs are held in partnership with ISSTD and ISGyP This program provides a comprehensive education in the diagnosis, management, and research of gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD), particularly gestational trophoblastic neoplasia (GTN). ECHOs held the last Thursday of each month.
Uterine sarcoma: When to suspect on imaging Joint Society of Abdominal Radiology (SAR) and IGCS webinar REGISTER June 11, 2026 | 11:00 AM ET See all time zones Presenter: Yulia Lakhman (USA) Moderators: Nadeem Abu-Rustum (USA) and Katherine E. Maturen (USA) An exciting new collaboration with Society of Abdominal Radiology (SAR), bringing together leading experts in radiology and gynecologic oncology. The webinar will focus on uterine sarcoma through a real-world clinical case and expert-led discussion. With an emphasis on clinical importance of distinguishing uterine leiomyoma from uterine sarcoma role of various imaging modalities, MRI, and limitations and opportunities for future improvement.
On behalf of the organising committee, it is with great pleasure that we invite you to join us for the 2026 Annual scientific meeting of the British Gynaecology Cancer Society conference which is to be held in Bristol between the 24th and 26th June 2026. The theme of 2026 is ‘Delivering excellence in an imperfect world’ as we recognise the difficulties we face every day. The focus will be on exploring ways in which gynaecological oncology services under pressure can continue to deliver excellent patient care. We have many international speakers already booked and will be delivering a wide variety of parallel sessions including the Clinical Nurse Specialists and the Unit Lead Gynaecologists. Bristol is famous for its industrial heritage inspired by Brunel, its close knit community, and its compact city as well as the hot air balloon festival. Bristol is easy to get to with trains well under 2 hours from London and Birmingham and the venue is 20 mins from the airport. We look forward to welcoming you to the West Country. Further details about the programme and speakers will be confirmed over the coming months. Event Website
Advancing the Cervical Cancer Elimination Initiative Agenda: The WHO guideline on the use of HPV DNA genotyping in cervical cancer screening and treatment Webinar will explore the latest WHO guidelines for HPV-based cervical cancer screening, including the role of HPV genotyping and risk-based management strategies. Treatment introduction: Hennie Botha Presentation: Maribel Almonte Moderated: Mila Salcedo July 21, 2026 | 8:00 AM ET REGISTER HERE
The goal of this ECHOs is to bring Radiation Oncology professionals together to present and discuss Gynecologic Oncology cases. There will be 1 -2 case presentations for each ECHO, and they will be sent to everyone a few days prior to each ECHO meeting. While the focus is on radiation oncology, all IGCS Fellows, IGCS Local Mentors, IGCS International Mentors and International Radiation Oncologist are welcome. Please invite the local Radiation Oncologist from the IGCS Mentorship and Training Sites to this meeting and send their email to susan.ralph@igcs.org so they can be included in this event and future ECHO’s. We are fortunate this year to have members of the Radiation Oncology Consortium join our ECHO’s. It includes leaders from ABS, ASTRO, ESTRO, IAEA and AAPM! If you have any issues registering or would like to be removed from future communication, please email susan.ralph@igcs.org. Thank you and hope to see you there! https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1736456578556QGPTBIEVE0
Anesthesia and pain management for cervical cancer brachytherapy in high and low resource settings. August 4, 2026 | 10:00 AM ET Register Here This webinar will explore anesthetic considerations and pain management strategies for patients undergoing brachytherapy for cervical cancer. An expert panel representing diverse clinical practices and resource settings will share practical insights into effective, patient-centered approaches to anesthesia, analgesia, and procedural workflow. Through discussion of real-world experiences from institutions around the globe, participants will gain an understanding of the various clinical models used to deliver gynecologic brachytherapy. The primary goal of this webinar is to promote the exchange of ideas, foster international collaboration, and identify best practices that can enhance the quality, efficiency, and accessibility of gynecologic brachytherapy care worldwide. Some slides to introduce and range of things that can be done – what we know, versus what we don’t know. How to make it work in your settings. What are the limits and challenges. Choices and how to work through. General limitations of each approach. Panelists: Supriya Chopra (India) Sheynaz Bassa (South Africa) Lijia Avilés (Boliva) Eric Leung (Canada) Moderators: Kathy Han (Canada) Jill Remick (USA)
The goal of this ECHOs is to bring Radiation Oncology professionals together to present and discuss Gynecologic Oncology cases. There will be 1 -2 case presentations for each ECHO, and they will be sent to everyone a few days prior to each ECHO meeting. While the focus is on radiation oncology, all IGCS Fellows, IGCS Local Mentors, IGCS International Mentors and International Radiation Oncologist are welcome. Please invite the local Radiation Oncologist from the IGCS Mentorship and Training Sites to this meeting and send their email to susan.ralph@igcs.org so they can be included in this event and future ECHO’s. We are fortunate this year to have members of the Radiation Oncology Consortium join our ECHO’s. It includes leaders from ABS, ASTRO, ESTRO, IAEA and AAPM! If you have any issues registering or would like to be removed from future communication, please email susan.ralph@igcs.org. Thank you and hope to see you there! https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1736456578556QGPTBIEVE0
Mon, 21 Sept 2026, 09:00 - Tue, 22 Sept 2026, 16:15 The Royal College of Radiologists 63 Lincoln’s Inn Fields London WC2A 3JW Event description Mastering Brachytherapy: An Advanced In-Person Workshop Led by Dr Hoda Al Booz, back by popular demand following the sold-out 2025 workshop, the Advanced Gynaecology Brachytherapy Workshop returns to London in September 2026. Enhance your skills in brachytherapy for gynaecological cancers with our interactive two-day in-person course - join our multidisciplinary workshop, led by clinical experts. Designed specifically for clinical oncologists, radiographers and physicists, this workshop offers a unique blend of hands-on teaching, comprehensive lectures, and focused breakout sessions tailored for each discipline. You'll gain direct access to practical training in HR-CTV contouring for clinicians and treatment planning for physicists. Engage in vital discussions, tackle complex brachytherapy challenges, and collaborate with peers across disciplines. Maximise your centre’s learning: We highly encourage one representative from each discipline at your centre to attend. This fosters a dynamic, collaborative environment, allowing you to work effectively as a multidisciplinary team and within your specialised groups throughout the two days. Website
The goal of this ECHOs is to bring Radiation Oncology professionals together to present and discuss Gynecologic Oncology cases. There will be 1 -2 case presentations for each ECHO, and they will be sent to everyone a few days prior to each ECHO meeting. While the focus is on radiation oncology, all IGCS Fellows, IGCS Local Mentors, IGCS International Mentors and International Radiation Oncologist are welcome. Please invite the local Radiation Oncologist from the IGCS Mentorship and Training Sites to this meeting and send their email to susan.ralph@igcs.org so they can be included in this event and future ECHO’s. We are fortunate this year to have members of the Radiation Oncology Consortium join our ECHO’s. It includes leaders from ABS, ASTRO, ESTRO, IAEA and AAPM! If you have any issues registering or would like to be removed from future communication, please email susan.ralph@igcs.org. Thank you and hope to see you there! https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1736456578556QGPTBIEVE0
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