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ACRIN Gynecologic Committee

The ACRIN Gynecologic Committee meeting led by Dr. Susanna I. Lee at Massachusetts General Hospital focused on identifying imaging technologies that could act as prognostic biomarkers in targeted ovarian cancer treatment. The meeting aimed to develop methods for optimizing anatomical and functional targeting in gynecologic cancers. Additionally, discussions included ongoing research trials and their importance to ACRIN's overarching research objectives. Key contributions came from committee members involved in various gynecologic cancer programs and trials.

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ACRIN Gynecologic Committee

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  1. ACRIN Gynecologic Committee Fall Meeting 2010 Susanna I Lee, MD, PhD, Chair Massachusetts General Hospital

  2. Learning Objectives • Identify imaging technologies that could serve as prognostic biomarkers in targeted treatment of ovarian cancer. • Develop imaging methods that could serve to optimize anatomically and functionally targeted treatment of gynecologic cancer. • Discuss scientific goals and preliminary results of ongoing gynecologic research trials and their relevance to ACRIN’s overall research goals.

  3. Committee Members Jean Lee Zheng Zhang

  4. NCI Gynecologic Cancer Trials • Cancer Imaging Program • ACRIN • Gynecologic Cancer Program • GOG, SWOG, RTOG • Steering committee • Task forces – Ovary, Uterine corpus, Cervix • Gynecologic Cancer Intergroup

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