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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).
Register Here Upcoming Regional Connect Africa and the Middle East August 20, 2026 | 7:00 PM CET See all time zones
Objective This ECHO is in partnership with ISSTD and ISGyP. This is a monthly, one-hour virtual meeting to discuss GTN/GTD with global experts providing case presentations and educational lectures for the multidisciplinary team. · Every other month will be an educational lecture provided by experts in GTN/GTD with Q&A and group discussion. · Every other month an expert will present a virtual case tumour board on one clinical case with subsequent discussion by a multidisciplinary panel. · Aim to have a broad range of cases discussed in terms of diagnosis and treatments. Topics Covered This ECHO will focus on Gestational Trophoblastic Diseases. Contact Email susan.ralph@igcs.org Learn more & Register
CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL COLOMBO-BRASILERO DE GINECOLOGIA ONCOLOGICA -- 28 Y 29 AGOSTO DE 2026 Welcome Since 1990, the Colombian Association of Gynecologic Oncologists has promoted the study of its affiliates in all areas of knowledge related to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of gynecological-oncological pathology. ABOUT THE EVENT Academic event aimed at doctors, oncologists, gynecologic oncologists, mastologists from Colombia and other LATAM countries. EVENT VENUE Estelar Cartagena de Indias - Hotel & Convention Center HOST HOTEL The Hotel Estelar, located in Cartagena de Indias
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
Block C: SEPTEMBER 21-23, 2026 https://www.ukl-live.de/leipzig-school/ Block C: "Beyond TMMR" September 21-23, 2026 Ontogenetic cancer field model of locoregional carcinoma spread Ontogenetic anatomy of the Müllerian compartment with special reference to the vagina and extracompartmental pelvic tissues Ontogenetic tumor and nodal staging of vaginal carcinoma Ontogenetic tumor and nodal staging of advanced cervicovaginal carcinoma Pathoanatomy of postsurgical pelvic recurrences of cervix carcinoma Cancer field surgery of vaginal carcinoma: surgical techniques and clinical results Cancer field surgery of locoregionally advanced and recurrent cervicovaginal carcinoma: EMMR, LEER & iLND - surgical techniques and clinical results
Objective This ECHO is in partnership with ISSTD and ISGyP. This is a monthly, one-hour virtual meeting to discuss GTN/GTD with global experts providing case presentations and educational lectures for the multidisciplinary team. · Every other month will be an educational lecture provided by experts in GTN/GTD with Q&A and group discussion. · Every other month an expert will present a virtual case tumour board on one clinical case with subsequent discussion by a multidisciplinary panel. · Aim to have a broad range of cases discussed in terms of diagnosis and treatments. Topics Covered This ECHO will focus on Gestational Trophoblastic Diseases. Contact Email susan.ralph@igcs.org Learn more & Register
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
Objective This ECHO is in partnership with ISSTD and ISGyP. This is a monthly, one-hour virtual meeting to discuss GTN/GTD with global experts providing case presentations and educational lectures for the multidisciplinary team. · Every other month will be an educational lecture provided by experts in GTN/GTD with Q&A and group discussion. · Every other month an expert will present a virtual case tumour board on one clinical case with subsequent discussion by a multidisciplinary panel. · Aim to have a broad range of cases discussed in terms of diagnosis and treatments. Topics Covered This ECHO will focus on Gestational Trophoblastic Diseases. Contact Email susan.ralph@igcs.org Learn more & Register
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
Conference Name: 6th International Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics Date: November 16-17, 2026 Description: Scientex conferences welcomes attendees, presenters, and exhibitors from all over the world to Thailand. We are glad to invite you all to attend and register for the 6th International Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics which is going to be held on November 16-17, 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand. The conference offers a unique forum for participants to exchange knowledge and experience in exploring new research and frontiers in Gynecology around the world. The most resonating topics are going to be addressed including quality of patient care, advanced methods in hospital epidemiology research and early results of major clinical trials within the field, improving prevention strategies using various implementation tools also as social media, telemedicine, and simulation models. We look forward to your active participation in the Gynecology 2026, as well as welcoming you to Bangkok, Thailand on November 16-17, 2026 – please mark your calendars! Conference website: https://www.gynecology.scientexconference.com Theme: New Dimensions in Gynecology: Bridging Gaps, Advancing Futures Conference Venue: Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium, Address: 1880 New Petchburi Road, Bangkapi, Huay Kwang, Bangkok, 10310 - Thailand
Objective This ECHO is in partnership with ISSTD and ISGyP. This is a monthly, one-hour virtual meeting to discuss GTN/GTD with global experts providing case presentations and educational lectures for the multidisciplinary team. · Every other month will be an educational lecture provided by experts in GTN/GTD with Q&A and group discussion. · Every other month an expert will present a virtual case tumour board on one clinical case with subsequent discussion by a multidisciplinary panel. · Aim to have a broad range of cases discussed in terms of diagnosis and treatments. Topics Covered This ECHO will focus on Gestational Trophoblastic Diseases. Contact Email susan.ralph@igcs.org Learn more & Register