Saturday 22.10.2016

Scientific Session Satellite Symposium Main Program Hematology Educational Workshop
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Session details 08:30–12:00
Hematology Educational

Hematology Educational

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 09:00–10:30
Workshop 1 (Parallel Sessions)

New Concepts of Radiation Field Design, Advanced Technologies and New Normal Organ Constraints

Room:Isabellensaal
  • Radiation eld reduction beyond ISRT? – options and concerns

  • Avoidance of organs at risk / dose-volume constraints – deep inspiration breath hold: techniques and daily monitoring

  • Avoidance of organs at risk / dose-volume constraints – dose / volume constrains for key organs at risk

Session details 09:00–10:30
Workshop 2 (Parallel Sessions)

Epidemiology and Registry Data

Room:Kleiner Saal
  • Welcome and short introduction

  • Experience from the international T cell project

  • Registry studies on Hodgkin Lymphoma – the US experience

  • Registry-based studies on socio-economic impact on outcome in Hodgkin Lymphoma in Brazil

  • Registry-based studies on pregnancy in Hodgkin Lymphoma patients

  • Registry-based research – pros and cons – the statistician’s view

  • General discussion

Session details 10:45–12:15
Workshop 3 (Parallel Sessions)

Pathology and Pathogenesis

Room:Isabellensaal
  • Risk and prognosis in Hodgkin Lymphoma and associations with an active, innate or anergic tumor immune response

  • NF-KB / IRF5 in Hodgkin Lymphoma

  • Noncoding RNAs and microRNA in Hodgkin Lymphoma

Session details 10:45–12:15
Workshop 4 (Parallel Sessions)

PET

Room:Kleiner Saal
  • Pretreatment stage or metabolic volume: which is better to direct treatment strategy?

  • Response assessment in the era of checkpoint inhibitors

Session details 12:45–13:45
Satellite Symposium

Recent Advances in the Treatment of Lymphoma

Room:Großer Saal
  • The FLASH project: establishing a novel surrogate endpoint in first-line FL

  • Update on clinical data of IMiDs® in the treatment of lymphoma

Session details 14:00–15:30
Workshop 5 (Parallel Sessions)

Biomarkers

Room:Großer Saal
  • Methodological issues of circulating cell-free DNA detection in HL

  • Outcome prediction of aSCT using Hodgkin Lymphoma relapse biopsies

  • Nanostring-based outcome prediction in HL patients treated with BEACOPP

  • Integration of IPS factors with gene expression for treatment outcome prediction

  • Biomarkers / companion diagnostics for checkpoint inhibition

Session details 14:00–15:30
Workshop 6 (Parallel Sessions)

Elderly Patients

Room:Kleiner Saal
Session details 14:00–15:30
Workshop 7 (Parallel Sessions)

GHSG Workshop

Room:Isabellensaal
Session details 16:00–17:30
Workshop 8 (Parallel Sessions)

Genetics and Microenvironment

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 16:00–17:30
Workshop 9 (Parallel Sessions)

NLPHL

Room:Isabellensaal
  • Update on classi cation of NLPHL and its distinction from TCRBCL and transformed DLBCL

  • Latest GHSG data on NLPHL

  • Case studies of patients with “apparent” relapse of NLPHL

Session details 16:00–17:30
Workshop 10 (Parallel Sessions)

Late Effects

Room:Kleiner Saal
  • Influence of radiotherapy and chemotherapy in modern Hodgkin Lymphoma treatment on risks of cardiovascular disease and second malignancy

  • Reducing cardiovascular risk in Hodgkin Lymphoma survivors – the SECURE trial

  • Phase 2 trial comparing the feasibility and efficacy of physical activity and multifactorial drug treatment in Hodgkin Lymphoma survivors

Session details 17:45–19:15
Satellite Symposium

Into the Future – New Treatment Options for Hematologic Malignancies

Room:Großer Saal
  • 17:45

    Welcome

  • 17:50

    Midostaurin – a novel therapeutic approach for patients with FLT3-mutated AML

  • 18:05

    The concept of treatment-free remission in CML – results from current studies

  • 18:20

    Panobinostat for relapsed or refractory myeloma: pan-HDAC-inhibition with epigenetic e ects

  • 18:35

    Advances in the treatment of hematologic malignancies: use of CAR T cells

Sunday 23.10.2016

Scientific Session Satellite Symposium Main Program Hematology Educational Workshop
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Session details 07:30–08:30
Satellite Symposium

The Evolution of Chemotherapy: Using the A-DAC Principle to Unlock New Treatment Options in Hodgkin Lymphoma

Room:Großer Saal
  • 07:30

    The evolution of chemotherapy – an introduction from the chair

  • 07:35

    The A-DAC principle – introducing EDO-S101

  • 07:45

    Breaking through resistance – the potential for EDO-S101 (an overview of pre-clinical data in Hodgkin Lymphoma)

  • 08:05

    EDO-S101: pre-clinical data in Multiple Myeloma and initial ndings from phase I in haematological malignancies

  • 08:25

    Unlocking the potential – Q&A session

Session details 08:30–10:00
Scientific Session 1

Interactive Case Discussions

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 10:30–12:00
Scientific Session 2

MRD and Prediction

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 12:15–13:45
Satellite Symposium

New Insights in the Treatment and Management of Lymphoid Malignancies

Room:Großer Saal
  • 12:15

    Welcome

  • 12:20

    Impact of febrile neutropenia in the HD18 trial: nal analysis of the project “daily G-CSF versus Peg lgrastim”

  • 12:35

    BiTE®: a new strategy for hematologic malignancies

  • 13:05

    Multiple Myeloma: new treatment options for patients with Car lzomib

  • Conclusion and closing remarks

Session details 14:00–15:30
Workshop 11 (Parallel Sessions)

Immunomodulation

Room:Kleiner Saal
  • Biological basis for PD-1 based immunotherapy

  • How do we rationally combine immune checkpoint therapy for optimal impact

  • Radiotherapy and immunotherapy combinations

  • Allo transplant vs checkpoint blockade in HL

Session details 14:00–15:30
Workshop 12 (Parallel Sessions)

Current Concepts in Allo TX

Room:Großer Saal
  • Allo-SCT in RR HL. The state of the art

  • The impact of the stem cell source (HLA id Sib vs MUD vs CB vs Haplo) in the outcome after allo-SCT

  • The role of allogeneic stem cell transplantation in the era of new drugs

Session details 14:00–15:30
Workshop 13 (Parallel Sessions)

Grey Zone Lymphoma

Room:Marsilius Saal
Session details 16:00–17:30
Satellite Symposium

Relapsed / Refractory Hodgkin Lymphoma: Nuances in Therapeutic Strategies to Improve Outcomes – a Case-Based Program

Room:Großer Saal
  • 16:00

    Welcome and introduction

  • 16:00

    Avoiding relapse of Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL): have we moved the needle?

  • 16:10

    Case #1: patient with advanced HL who relapses 18 months after initial therapy

  • 16:15

    Relapsed / refractory HL: therapeutic options prior to autologous stem cell transplant (ASCT)

  • 16:30

    Case #2: patient with bulky relapsed HL occurring 10 months following initial therapy

  • 16:35

    Post-ASCT relapse: making the most of what we have

  • 16:50

    Q&A

  • 16:55

    Case #3: patient with HL who has relapsed following ASCT

  • 17:00

    Novel agents in HL: what, how, and when should they be integrated?

  • 17:15

    Challenge the experts

  • 17:25

    prIME PointsTM

Session details 17:45–19:45
Main Program

Opening Ceremony

Room:Großer Saal
  • Movie: A History of Hodgkin Lymphoma

  • Key Note Lectue

  • Awards Ceremony

Session details 20:00
Main Program

Get Together

Room:Kleiner Saal

Monday 24.10.2016

Scientific Session Satellite Symposium Main Program Hematology Educational Workshop
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Session details 07:30–08:30
Satellite Symposium

Future Directions in Lymphoma and Myeloma Therapy

Room:Großer Saal
  • 07:30

    Mode of action of PD1 / PD-L1 monoclonal antibodies in HL

  • 07:50

    Novel therapeutic strategies to improve outcome of patients with aggressive lymphomas

  • 08:10

    Targeting CD38 in Multiple Myeloma

Session details 08:30–10:00
Scientific Session 3

Biology and Microenvironment

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 10:30–12:00
Scientific Session 4

Immunotherapy (Basic Science)

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 12:15–13:45
Satellite Symposium

Evolving Therapy in the HL Treatment Landscape

Room:Großer Saal
  • 12:15

    Welcome and introductions

  • 12:20

    Rationale for I-O therapies in solid and hematological malignancies

  • 12:35

    Balancing the risk-benefit ratio: current treatment regimens and unmet needs in HL

  • 13:00

    I-O in cHL: an eye towards the future

  • 13:25

    Audience Q&A session conclusions

Session details 14:00–15:30
Scientific Session 5

PET – Where Are We?

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 16:00–17:30
Scientific Session 6

Early Stages

Room:Großer Saal
  • 16:00

    Early favorable HL: pros and cons of PET-adapted therapy

  • 16:20

    Early unfavorable: new standard of care?

  • 16:40

    NLPHL

  • 17:10

    Proton radiotherapy for mediastinal Hodgkin Lymphoma: single institution experience

  • 17:30

    abstract talk Abstract Talk: T010 Long-term follow-up of contemporary treatment in early-stage favorable Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL): updated analyses of the German Hodgkin Study Group HD7 and HD10 trial

  • 17:40

    abstract talk Abstract Talk: T012 Results of US intergroup trial of response-adapted chemotherapy or chemotherapy/radiation therapy based on PET for non-bulky stage I and II Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL) (CALGB/Alliance 50604)

Session details 17:45–19:15
Satellite Symposium

Managing Hodgkin Lymphoma – A World View

Room:Großer Saal
  • Welcome and introduction

  • Diagnostics in practice: the ideal and the pragmatic

  • Prognostic indicators in front-line HL: a practical guide to individualizing therapy

  • Imaging and monitoring strategies: optimizing available resources

  • Optimizing HL management in the relapsed / refractory setting: making the most of available options

  • Concluding remarks

Tuesday 25.10.2016

Scientific Session Satellite Symposium Main Program Hematology Educational Workshop
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Session details 07:30–08:30
Satellite Symposium

Ask the Expert: An Open Forum on Hodgkin Lymphoma

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 08:30–10:00
Scientific Session 7

Pediatric HL

Room:Großer Saal
  • 08:30

    Interim results of EuroNet-PHL-C1

  • 08:50

    Targeted agents in pediatric HL

  • 09:10

    COG / ECOG: AYA HL

  • 10:00

    abstract talk Abstract Talk: T016 Whole body functional and anatomical MRI: accuracy in staging and treatment response monitoring in childhood and adolescent Hodgkin’s Lymphoma compared to conventional multimodality imaging (CRUK C23580/A12707)

  • 10:10

    abstract talk Abstract Talk: T017 Phase III study of response adapted therapy for the treatment of children with newly diagnosed very high risk Hodgkin Lymphoma (Stages IIIB/IVB) (AHOD0831): a report from the Children’s Oncology Group

  • 10:20

    abstract talk Abstract Talk: T018 Outcomes in adolescents and young adults (AYA) with Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL) treated on US cooperative group protocols: an adult intergroup (E2496) and Children’s Oncology Group (COG AHOD0031) comparative analysis

Session details 10:30–12:00
Scientific Session 8

Advanced Stages

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 12:15–13:00
Satellite Symposium

Classification of New Therapeutic Options for CLL and Follicular NHL

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 13:00–13:45
Main Program

Poster Walk

Room:Kleiner Saal
Session details 14:00–15:30
Scientific Session 9

Relapsed HL

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 16:00–17:30
Scientific Session 10

Survivorship

Room:Großer Saal
Session details 17:45
Scientific Session 11

Closing Remarks

Room:Großer Saal

Ground Floor

Allocations

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Biology and Microenvironment

Selected for Oral Presentation

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    P026 (P026) Hodgkin cell-derived extracellular vesicles shape fibroblast activity

    • Bösl T
    • Hansen HP
    • Engert A
    • Pogge von Strandmann E
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    P030 (P030) The lymphoid cell specific transcription factor ELF-1 is transcriptionally downregulated and recurrently deleted in classical Hodgkin lymphoma (cHL)

    • Giefing M
    • Zemke N
    • Bodnar M
    • Domanowska E
    • Janiszewska J
    • Paczkowska J
    • Ustaszewski A
    • Martin-Subero JI
    • Ammerpohl O
    • Klapper W
    • Marszalek A
    • Siebert R
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    P036 (P036) Tightly regulated FOXO3 expression is critical for the maintenance of cHL

    • Weitzer CD
    • Xie L
    • Guan H
    • Herrmann F
    • Pick S
    • Wirth T
    • Ushmorov A
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    T004 (T004) Analysis of the mutational landscape and dynamics in Hodgkin Lymphoma using NGS

    • Mata E
    • Díaz-López A
    • Montalban C
    • Fernandez R
    • Bellas C
    • Burgos F
    • Mestre MJ
    • Menárguez J
    • Provencio M
    • Santonja C
    • Piris MA
    • Garcia JF
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    T005 (T005) Award winning High expression of programmed cell death receptor 1 (PD-1) in the tumor microenvironment is associated with inferior event free survival in classical Hodgkin Lymphoma

    • Hollander P
    • Peter P
    • Smedby KE
    • Enblad G
    • Mortensen J
    • Amini RM
    • d´Amore F
    • Molin D
    • Glimelius I
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    T006 (T006) Award winning The AP-1 transcription factor BATF3 regulates MYC expression and is required for tumor cell survival in classical Hodgkin Lymphoma and anaplastic large cell lymphoma

    • Lollies A
    • Hartmann S
    • Schneider M
    • Bracht T
    • Arnolds J
    • Klein-Hitpass L
    • Sitek B
    • Hansmann ML
    • Küppers R
    • Weniger MA

Posters

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    P024 (P024) Inactivation of the putative ubiquitin-E3 ligase PDLIM2 in classical Hodgkin and anaplastic large cell lymphoma

    • Wurster KD
    • Hummel F
    • Richter J
    • Giefing M
    • Hartmann S
    • Hansmann ML
    • Kreher S
    • Köchert K
    • Krappmann D
    • Klapper W
    • Hummel M
    • Wenzel S
    • Lenz G
    • Janz M
    • Dörken B
    • Siebert R
    • Mathas S
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    P025 (P025) Determination of the mutational landscape of primary Hodgkin and Reed/Sternberg cells of classical Hodgkin lymphoma

    • Schneider M
    • Döring C
    • Czeschik JC
    • Lollies A
    • Hartmann S
    • Rahmann S
    • Hansmann ML
    • Küppers R
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    P027 (P027) Prognostic implications of an active, innate or anergic immune response in the Hodgkin lymphoma tumor microenvironment

    • Hollander H
    • Rostgaard K
    • Smedby KE
    • Molin D
    • Loskog A
    • de Nully Brown P
    • Enblad G
    • Amini RM
    • Hjalgrim H
    • Glimelius I
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    P028 (P028) Studying the role of oncogenic miR-24-3p in Hodgkin lymphoma

    • Yuan Y
    • Kluive Jr
    • Koerts J
    • de Jong D
    • Rutgers B
    • Diepstra A
    • Visser L
    • van den Berg A
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    P029 (P029) Characterization of Hodgkin lymphoma clonogenic cells using a new L428 in vivo xenograft model in immunodeficient NOD/SCID-gammac-/- mice and peripheral lymphocytes study in Hodgkin Lymphoma patients

    • Cuceu C
    • Al Jawhari M
    • Morat L
    • Frenzel M
    • Lewandowski D
    • Junker S
    • Pflumio F
    • Bourhis J
    • Girinsky T
    • Sabatier L
    • Carde P
    • M’kacher R
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    P031 (P031) Mutations in CD58 and MYB in Hodgkin lymphoma

    • Abdul Razak FR
    • Diepstra A
    • Jong D
    • Koerts J
    • Rutgers B
    • Kluiver J
    • Visser L
    • van den Berg A
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    P032 (P032) Re-fusion of small mononucleated Hodgkin cells leads to giant multinucleated Reed-Sternberg cells in Hodgkin lymphoma

    • Rengstl B
    • Newrzela S
    • Heinrich T
    • Weiser C
    • Thalheimer FB
    • Schmid B
    • Warner K
    • Hartmann S
    • Schroede Tr
    • Küppers R
    • Rieger MA
    • Hansmann ML
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    P033 (P033) Molecular characterization of Bruton’s Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitor in Hodgkin’s Lymphoma: Cellular and Animal Models

    • Muqbil I
    • Aboukameel A
    • Azmi AS
    • Mohammad RM
    • Ramchandren R
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    P034 (P034) Functional analysis to elucidate the susceptibility mechanisms of SNPs at the REL, GATA3 and TCF3 loci in classical Hodgkin Lymphoma

    • Veenstra R
    • Kluiver J
    • de Jong D
    • Koerts J
    • Visser L
    • Diepstra A
    • van den Berg A
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    P035 (P035) IGH-mediated translocations, recurrent in classic Hodgkin lymphoma, frequently correlate with an aggressive behavior

    • Wlodarska I
    • Dierickx D
    • Pluys U
    • Doms K
    • Graux C
    • Van Hoof A
    • Vandenberghe P
    • Michaux L
    • Tousseyn T
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    P037 (P037) In-Vitro and In-Vivo preclinical activity of EDO-S101 in Hodgkin lymphoma

    • Al Jawhari M
    • Cuceu C
    • Frenzel M
    • Stimmer L
    • Junker S
    • Bosq J
    • Carde P
    • Mehrling T
    • Sabatier L
    • Pflumio F
    • M’kacher R
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    P038 (P038) Hodgkin Reed-Sternberg cells in classical Hodgkin lymphoma are surrounded by T regulatory cells while lymphocyte predominant cells of nodular lymphocyte predominant Hodgkin lymphoma are surrounded by T follicular helper cells

    • Visser L
    • Sattarzadeh A
    • Wu R
    • Rutgers B
    • Diepstra A
    • van den Berg A
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    P039 (P039) The incidence of bleomycin induced lung toxicity is increased in Hodgkin lymphoma patients exposed for granulocyte-colony stimulating growth factor

    • Andersen MD
    • Kamper P
    • d’Amore A
    • Clausen M
    • Bentzen H
    • d'Amore F
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    P040 (P040) Correlation between pre-treatment level of soluble PD-L1 and outcome in classical Hodgkin lymphoma included in a prospective study of the Lymphoma Study Association (LYSA)

    • Ghesquieres H
    • Drouet Y
    • Azzaoui I
    • Rossille D
    • Rossi C
    • Roussel M
    • Salles G
    • Traverse-Glehen A
    • Casasnovas O
    • Fest T
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    P041 (P041) Proteasome Inhibitor Therapy (PIT) in Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL): Leveraging Systems Biology Analyses (SBA) for Cell-Specific Transcriptome Alterations and Optimum Combinatorial Therapy

    • Passero Jr. FC
    • Beheshti A
    • Dashnamoorthy R
    • Evens AM
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    P042 (P042) Telomere maintenance mechanisms and Tumor microenvironment are key factors in the outcome of classic Hodgkin lymphoma

    • M’kacher R
    • Cuceu C
    • Morat L
    • Al Jawhari M
    • Frenzel M
    • Shim G
    • Lenain A
    • Ricoul M
    • Hempel W
    • Guilotto E
    • Junker S
    • Girinsky T
    • Badie C
    • Colicchio B
    • Dieterlen A
    • Jeandidier E
    • Moralès O
    • Renaud S
    • Van de Wyngaert Z
    • Carde P
    • Delhem N
    • Sabatier L
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    P043 (P043) Phenotypic characterization of circulating lymphocytes in Hodgkin´s lymphoma (HL) with focus on T cells

    • Palma M
    • Heimersson K
    • Näsman-Glaser B
    • Hansson L
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    P044 (P044) SIP-F1: A new gray zone lymphoma cell line?

    • Rengstl B
    • Hartmann S
    • Eberth S
    • Döring C
    • Pommerenke C
    • Becker PSA
    • Weiser C
    • Warner K
    • Doering C
    • Seidl C
    • Küppers R
    • Abken H
    • MacLeod RA
    • Drexler HG
    • Hansmann ML
    • Newrzela S
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    P045 (P045) CD4 lymphopenia as a prognosis factor in previously untreated Hodgkin lymphoma

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    P046 (P046) Can plasma chemokines and soluble receptor monitoring predict outcome in classical Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (cHL) patients?

    • Stamatoullas A
    • Perdrix A
    • Lemasle E
    • Thill C
    • Camus V
    • Veresezan L
    • Picquenot JM
    • Menard AL
    • Lenain P
    • Contentin N
    • Lanic H
    • Lepretre S
    • Brehar O
    • Cardinael N
    • Fontura ML
    • Fronville C
    • Jardin F
    • Bastard C
    • Tilly H
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    P047 (P047) Expression and prognostic impact of indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase in Hodgkin’s lymphoma

    • Kryachok I
    • Novosad O
    • Skrypets T
    • Ulianchenko K
    • Tytorenko I
    • Khranovska N
    • Skachkova O
    • Svergun N
    • Gorbach O
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    P048 (P048) Reed-Sternberg Cells on Bone Marrow Cytology: The Very Early Feature on Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis Associated to Hodgkin Lymphoma

    • Niero-Melo L
    • Lustri LA
    • Polegatto BF
    • Del Castanhel C
    • Cantadori LO
    • Oliveira CC
    • Gaiolla RD
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    P048B (P048B) A novel PTPN1 splice variant regulates JAK/STAT activity in classical Hodgkin’s lymphoma cells

    • Zahn M
    • Marienfeld R
    • Melzner I
    • Heinrich J
    • Rehm A
    • Barth TF
    • Dorsch K
    • Brüderlein S
    • Möller P

Early Stages

Selected for Oral Presentation

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    T010 (T010) Long-term follow-up of contemporary treatment in early-stage favorable Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL): updated analyses of the German Hodgkin Study Group HD7 and HD10 trial

    • Sasse S
    • Bröckelmann PJ
    • Görgen H
    • Plütschow A
    • Mueller H
    • Kreissl S
    • Bürkle C
    • Borchmann S
    • Fuchs M
    • Borchmann P
    • Engert A
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    T012 (T012) Results of US intergroup trial of response-adapted chemotherapy or chemotherapy/radiation therapy based on PET for non-bulky stage I and II Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL) (CALGB/Alliance 50604)

    • Straus DJ
    • Pitcher B
    • Kostakoglu L
    • Grecula JC
    • Hsi ED
    • Schoder H
    • Jung SH
    • Popplewell LL
    • Chang JE
    • Moskowitz CH
    • Wagner-Johnson N
    • Leonard JP
    • Friedberg JW
    • Kahl BS
    • Cheson BD
    • Bartlett NL

Posters

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    P049 (P049) Long-Term Follow-Up of Contemporary Treatment in Early-Stage Unfavorable Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL): Updated Analyses of the German Hodgkin Study Group HD8 and HD11 Trial

    • Sasse S
    • Bröckelmann PJ
    • Görgen H
    • Plütschow A
    • Mueller H
    • Kreissl S
    • Bürkle C
    • Borchmann B
    • Fuchs M
    • Borchmann P
    • Engert A
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    P050 (P050) Final Results of a Quality Assurance Program within the German Hodgkin Study Group HD13/14 trial – A report from the radiotherapy reference panel integrating modern guidelines

    • Eich HT
    • Kriz J
    • Plütschow A
    • Engenhart-Cabillic R
    • Haverkamp U
    • Herfarth K
    • Lukas P
    • Schmidberger H
    • Staar S
    • Baues C
    • Fuchs M
    • Engert A
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    P051 (P051) Clinical outcome of patients with early stage favorable Hodgkin lymphoma treated with ABVD x 2 cycles followed by PET/CT restaging and 20 Gy of involved-site radiotherapy

    • Kamran SC
    • Jacene HA
    • Chen YH
    • Mauch PM
    • Ng AK
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    P052 (P052) Optimized “butterfly” VMAT reduces mean dose to coronary arteries for early stage HL patients undergoing mediastinal radiotherapy

    • Filippi AR
    • Levis M
    • Girardi A
    • Fiandra C
    • Piva C
    • Donegani I
    • Ragona R
    • Ricardi U
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    P053 (P053) Biological evaluation in the treatment planning. Is there a use for patients with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma?

    • Kriz J
    • Haverkamp U
    • Pepper N
    • Elsayad K
    • Kröger K
    • Reinartz G
    • Glashörster M
    • Kittel C
    • Eich HT
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    P054 (P054) The effect of deep inspiration breath hold (DIBH) Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) on sparing healthy tissues in the treatment of lymphoma involving the mediastinum

    • Eastman B
    • Uhl J
    • Mosienko V
    • Murphy J
    • Sanghvi P
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    P055 (P055) Multicentric Italian Experience in Treatment of Nodular Lymphocyte Predominant Hodgkin lymphoma (NLPHL) in the Rituximab Era

    • Gotti M
    • Merli F
    • Re A
    • Rusconi C
    • Pulsoni A
    • Rigacci L
    • Merli M
    • Liberati M
    • Ferretti V
    • Zoboli V
    • Fama A
    • Dalceggio D
    • Meli E
    • Annechini G
    • Puccini B
    • Ferrario A
    • Appolloni V
    • Sciarra R
    • Frigeni M
    • Arcaini L
    • Bonfichi M
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    P056 (P056) Construction of a Decision Model to Aid Treatment Choices for Early Stage Hodgkin Lymphoma (ES HL): Bringing Survivorship Forward

    • Kelly MJ
    • Parsons SK
    • Cohen JT
    • Castellino SM
    • Kelly KM
    • Keller F
    • Henzer TJ
    • Kumar A
    • Johnson P
    • Meyer RM
    • Morton LM
    • Radford J
    • Raemaekers J
    • Hodgson DC
    • Evens AM
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    P057 (P057) Doses to organs at risk at different modes of 3D-conformal radiotherapy for mediastinal stage II Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL)

    • Ilyin NV
    • Vinogradova JN
    • Ivanova EI
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    P058 (P058) Residual site radiation therapy (RS RT): An opportunity to increase safety of combined modality therapy (CMT) for early stage Hodgkin lymphoma (HL)

    • Straus DJ
    • Cahlon O
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    T011 (T011) Proton radiotherapy for mediastinal Hodgkin Lymphoma: single institution experience

    • Dedeckova K
    • Mocikova H
    • Markova J
    • Gaherova L
    • Kantorova I
    • Ondrova B
    • Vondracek V
    • Vitek P
    • Kubes J

Advanced Stages

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    T001 (T001) BEACOPP escalated followed by radiotherapy of initial bulk or residual disease in advanced-stage Hodgkin Lymphoma: long-term follow-up of the GHSG HD9 and HD12 trials

    • von Tresckow B
    • Kreissl S
    • Haverkamp H
    • Sasse S
    • Diehl V
    • Engert A
    • Borchmann P
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    T002 (T002) Overall survival (OS) impact of BEACOPP versus ABVD in advanced Hodgkin Lymphoma: a pooled analysis of 4 randomized trials

    • André M
    • Fortpied C
    • Viviani S
    • Bellei M
    • Carde P
    • Hutchings M
    • Gianni A
    • Brice P
    • Casasnovas O
    • Gobbi P
    • Zinzani PL
    • Dupuis J
    • Iannitto E
    • Rambaldi A
    • Brière J
    • Perrot A
    • Heczko M
    • Valagussa P
    • Douxfils J
    • Joubert C
    • Federico M
    • Mounier N
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    T003 (T003) Long-term follow-up of SWOG S0816: response-adapted therapy of advanced stage Hodgkin Lymphoma using early interim FDG-PET imaging

    • Friedberg JW
    • Li H
    • Schöder H
    • Straus DJ
    • Moskowitz CH
    • LeBlanc M
    • Rimsza LM
    • Bartlett NL
    • Evens AM
    • Mittra ES
    • LaCasce AS
    • Sweetenham JW
    • Barr PM
    • Fanale MA
    • Knopp MV
    • Noy A
    • Hsi ED
    • Cook JR
    • Lechowicz MJ
    • Gascoyne RD
    • Leonard JP
    • Kahl BS
    • Cheson BD
    • Fisher RI
    • Press OW

Posters

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    P001 (P001) Sequential Brentuximab Vedotin (BV) and Adriamycin, Vinblastine, and Dacarbazine (AVD) for Older Patients with Untreated Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL): Findings from a Phase II Window Study

    • Evens AM
    • Hamlin PA
    • Nabhan C
    • Advani RH
    • Fanale M
    • Petrich A
    • Smith SM
    • Bociek G
    • Winter J
    • Gordon LI
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    P002 (P002) Preliminary results of a phase II study of brentuximab vedotin using a response adapted design in the first line treatment of patients with Hodgkin lymphoma unsuitable for chemotherapy due to age, frailty or co-morbidity (BREVITY)

    • Gibb A
    • Pirrie S
    • Linton K
    • Paterson K
    • Davies A
    • Collins G
    • Menne T
    • McKay P
    • Fields P
    • Miall F
    • Nagy E
    • Wheatley K
    • Warbey V
    • Barrington S
    • Radford J
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    P004 (P004) Gray Zone Lymphoma (GZL) with Features Intermediate Between Diffuse Large B-cell Lymphoma (DLBCL) and classical Hodgkin lymphoma (cHL): Diagnostic Experiences and Challenges from a Multicenter Study

    • Pilichowska M
    • Pittaluga S
    • Ferry JA
    • Hemminger J
    • Gupta G
    • Kritharis A
    • Gascoyne RD
    • Evens AM
    • Jaffe ES
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    P005 (P005) Hodgkin lymphoma in Sweden since 2000: better survival only in elderly women – a Swedish Lymphoma Registry study

    • Engelbrekt Wahlin B
    • Övergaard N
    • Peterson S
    • Digkas E
    • Glimelius I
    • Lagerlöf I
    • Johansson AS
    • Palma M
    • Hansson L
    • Linderoth J
    • Goldkuhl C
    • Molin D
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    P006 (P006) Advanced Hodgkin Lymphoma in the East of England Cancer Network: A 10 year comparative analysis of outcomes for ABVD and escalated BEACOPP treated patients aged 16–59

    • Collins A
    • Fowler A
    • Karanth M
    • Saha C
    • Russel J
    • Shyamsundar V
    • Docherty S
    • Maw K
    • Padayatty J
    • Hodson A
    • Wimperis J
    • Sadullah  S
    • Grigoropoulos N
    • Uttenthal B
    • Follows G
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    P007 (P007) Superiority of Modified Progression Free Survival (mPFS) to Evaluate Chemotherapy Effectiveness for Advanced Stage Hodgkin Lymphoma

    • Connors JM
    • Gerrie AS
    • Scott DW
    • Sehn LH
    • Villa D
    • Savage KJ
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    P008 (P008) Treatment results for Hodgkin Lymphoma in Brazil: first report from the Brazilian Prospective Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Registry

    • Biasoli I
    • Castro N
    • Delamain M
    • Silveira T
    • Farley J
    • Pinto Simões B
    • Solza C
    • Praxedes M
    • Baiocchi O
    • Gaiolla R
    • Franceschi F
    • Bonamin C
    • Boquimpani C
    • Clementino N
    • Perini G
    • Pagnano K
    • Steffenello G
    • Tabacof J
    • de Freitas Colli G
    • Soares A
    • de Souza C
    • Chiattone CS
    • Milito C
    • Morais JC
    • Spector N
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    P009 (P009) Dose-Dense/Dose-Intense ABVD (dd-di ABVD) in advanced stage Hodgkin's Lymphoma (HL): A Long-Term Follow Up Study

    • Filippo R
    • Luigi A
    • Gino S
    • Pietro F
    • Secondo L
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    P010 (P010) THE SWITCH FROM ABVD TO eBEACOPP AS FRONT-LINE THERAPY FOR HIGH-RISK STAGE III-IV CLASSICAL HODGKIN LYMPHOMA (cHL) PATIENTS RESULTS IN AN INVERSION OF EVENT-FREE SURVIVAL (EFS) OF PROGNOSTIC GROUPS

    • Aurer I
    • Basic-Kinda S
    • Dujmovic D
    • Radman I
    • Dreta B
    • Dotlic S
    • Galunic-Bilic L
    • Dobrenic M
    • Kralik M
    • Roncevic P
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    P011 (P011) HALO Study: a phase 1/2 clinical trial of Brentuximab-Vedotin and Bendamustin in elderly patients with previously untreated advanced hodgkin lymphoma. Preliminary data

    • Viviani S
    • Fontanet B
    • Rambaldi A
    • Perrot A
    • Patti C
    • Gastaud L
    • Sorasio R
    • Debaigt C
    • Chamorey E
    • Gallamini A
    • Thyss A
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    P012 (P012) Transformation of nodular Hodgkin's lymphoma with lymphocyte predominance to T-cell-rich large B-cell lymphoma

    • Moiseeva TN
    • Al-Radi LS
    • Dorokhina EI
    • Goryacheva SR
    • Margolin OV
    • Magomedova AU
    • Julhakyan HL
    • Kravchenko SK
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    P013 (P013) ABVD AS THE TREATMENT OPTION IN HODGKIN LYMPHOMA WITH LARGE MEDIASTINAL TUMOR

    • Andjelic B
    • Jakovic L
    • Antic D
    • Todorovic M
    • Bila J
    • Djurasinovic V
    • Sretenovic A
    • Vukovic V
    • Jelicic J
    • Smiljanic M
    • Mihaljevic B
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    P014 (P014) PERIPHERAL BLOOD EOSINOPHILIA IS A GOOD RISK FACTOR IN POOR PROGNOSIS GROUP: ADVANCED HODGKIN LYMPHOMA WITH LOW ALC/AMC

    • Jakovic LR
    • Mihaljevic BS
    • Andjelic BM
    • Bogdanovic AD
    • Perunicic Jovanovic MD
    • Bumbasirevic VZ
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    P015 (P015) Lower socioeconomic status is associated with shorter survival in HL patients – an analysis from the Brazilian Hodgkin Lymphoma Registry

    • Biasoli I
    • Castro N
    • Delamain M
    • Silveira T
    • Farley J
    • Pinto Simões B
    • Solza C
    • Praxedes M
    • Baiocchi O
    • Gaiolla R
    • Franceschi F
    • Bonamin C
    • Boquimpani C
    • Clementino N
    • Perini G
    • Pagnano K
    • Steffenello G
    • Tabacof J
    • de Freitas Colli G
    • Soares A
    • de Souza C
    • Chiattone CS
    • Raggio R
    • Milito C
    • Morais JC
    • Spector N
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    P016 (P016) THE IMPACT OF OUTCOME OF INTERIM PET/CT ON ADVANCED HODGKIN LYMPHOMA TREATED WITH BEACOPP-14

    • Medvedovskaya E
    • Leontjeva A
    • Demina E
    • Ryabukhina J
    • Tumyan G
    • Kokosadze N
    • Trofimova O
    • Larionova V
    • Dolgushin M
    • Odzharova A
    • Mukhortova O
    • Aslanidis I
    • Osmanov D
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    P017 (P017) ADVANCED HODGKIN LYMPHOMA – A RISK STRATIFICATION OF ABVD TREATED FEMALES IN GENERATIVE AGE

    • Andjelic B
    • Jakovic L
    • Antic D
    • Todorovic M
    • Bila J
    • Djurasinovic V
    • Sretenovic A
    • Vukovic V
    • Jelicic J
    • Smiljanic M
    • Mihaljevic B
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    P018 (P018) ADVANCED STAGE HODGKIN LYMPHOMA IN MOROCCAN ADULTS: CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL FEATURES AND THERAPEITIC OUTCOMES

    • Kaddouri W
    • Anoun S
    • Khoubila N
    • Cherkaoui S
    • Lamchahab M
    • Quachouh M
    • Rachid M
    • Madani A
    • Quessar A
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    P019 (P019) General population-derived specific survival applied to Hodgkin Lymphoma

    • Gobbi PG
    • Bellei M
    • Marcheselli L
    • Chisesi T
    • Merli F
    • Galimberti S
    • Iannitto E
    • Luminari S
    • Manni M
    • Stelitano C
    • Musto P
    • Pavone V
    • Vitolo U
    • Federico M
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    P020 (P020) The diagnostics and therapy of Hodgkin lymphoma in pregnancy, the experiences of one center

    • Gahérová L
    • Móciková H
    • Marková J
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    P021 (P021) Difficulties in distinguishing syncytial variant of nodular sclerosis classical Hodgkin’s lymphoma from diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and complete remission after intensive chemotherapy

    • Okatani T
    • Asaoku H
    • Fujiwara M
    • Sato Y
    • Seto M
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    P022 (P022) Systemic Hodgkin's Disease with osseal involvement

    • Banti A
    • Papadakis E
    • Kioumi A
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    P023 (P023) Brentuximab Vedotin Alone and in Combination With Dacarbazine or Bendamustine in Patients Aged ≥60 Years With Newly Diagnosed Hodgkin Lymphoma: Interim Results of a Phase 2 Study

    • Friedberg JW
    • Forero-Torres A
    • Cline-Burkhardt VJM
    • Bordoni RE
    • Patel-Donnelly D
    • Flynn PJ
    • Chen R
    • Fong A
    • Yasenchak CA

Immunotherapy (Basic Science)

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    T007 (T007) Hodgkin Lymphoma infiltrating T cells: considering various means of tumor evasion

    • Wein F
    • Stock K
    • Hartmann S
    • Hansmann ML
    • Küppers R
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    T008 (T008) Award winning CCR5 blocking by Maraviroc inhibited recruitment, proliferation and pro-tumor effects of mesenchymal stromal cells and monocytes in 2D and 3D models of Hodgkin Lymphoma microenvironment

    • Casagrande N
    • Borghese C
    • Celegato M
    • Aldinucci D
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    T009 (T009) Award winning Disturbed antigen presentation in classical Hodgkin Lymphoma: implications for immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy?

    • Nijland M
    • Visser L
    • Veenstra R
    • Kushekhar K
    • van Imhoff G
    • van den Berg A
    • Diepstra A

Posters

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    P059 (P059) Tumor infiltrating HLA-matched CD4+ T cells retargeted against Hodgkin and Reed-Sternberg cells

    • Rengstl B
    • Schmid F
    • Weiser C
    • Döring C
    • Heinrich T
    • Warner K
    • Becker PSA
    • Wistinghausen R
    • Kameh-Var S
    • Werling E
    • Billmeier A
    • Seidl C
    • Hartmann S
    • Abken H
    • Küppers R
    • Hansmann ML
    • Newrzela S

MRD and Prediction

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    T013 (T013) Plasma vesicle-associated miRNAs as therapy response biomarkers in Hodgkin Lymphoma

    • Pegtel DM
    • Drees E
    • van Eijndhoven MAJ
    • Groenewegen NJ
    • van Niele S
    • Prins R
    • Baglio SR
    • van der Voorn H
    • Libregts SFWM
    • Wauben MH
    • de Menezes RX
    • van Weering JRT
    • Nieuwland R
    • Diepstra A
    • van den Berg A
    • de Jong D
    • Zijlstra JM
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    T014 (T014) Award winning Mid-treatment TARC and mid-treatment FDG-PET predict for progression free survival in classical Hodgkin Lymphoma

    • Plattel WJ
    • van den Berg A
    • Visser L
    • Glaudemans A
    • Diepstra A
    • van Imhoff GW
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    T015 (T015) A comprehensive analysis of Hodgkin Lymphoma seasonality across various geographic regions

    • Borchmann S
    • Müller H
    • Engert A

Posters

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    P060 (P060) Evaluation of Serum TARC Levels in Patients at Risk of Progression Following Autologous Stem Cell Transplant for Hodgkin Lymphoma: Results from the AETHERA Trial

    • Bachanova V
    • Carella A
    • Masszi T
    • Holowiecki J
    • Viviani S
    • Huebner D
    • Hunder N
    • Larsen E
    • Odegard J
    • Onsum M
    • Moskowitz C
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    P061 (P061) Validation of a clinical/biological prognostic model in a large cohort of elderly patients with a classical Hodgkin lymphoma

    • Safar V
    • Morelle M
    • Brice P
    • Rossi C
    • Dupuis J
    • Perrot A
    • Stamatoulas A
    • Garciaz S
    • Carras S
    • Lazarovici J
    • Ghesquieres H
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    P062 (P062) Outcomes and prognostic factors in Hodgkin lymphoma – a single center experience

    • Pinto A
    • Mota D
    • Santos M
    • Guilherme R
    • Gomes M
    • Ribeiro L
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    P063 (P063) Combined prognostic role of TARC protein and PET/CT in patients with Hodgkin lymphoma

    • Husi K
    • Illés A
    • Jóna A
    • Nagy B
    • Fejes Z
    • Barna S
    • Miltényi Z

Pediatric Hodgkin Lymphoma

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    P065 (P065) Joint pediatric Hodgkin and Non-Hodgkin lymphoma study group on grey zone lymphoma in children and adolescents

    • Burkhardt B
    • Makarova O
    • Koerholz D
    • Zimmermann M
    • Mueller S
    • Knoerr F
    • Oschlies I
    • Klapper W
    • Woessmann W
    • Mauz-Koerholz C
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    T016 (T016) Whole body functional and anatomical MRI: accuracy in staging and treatment response monitoring in childhood and adolescent Hodgkin’s Lymphoma compared to conventional multimodality imaging (CRUK C23580/A12707)

    • Daw S
    • Punwani S
    • Latifoltojar A
    • Humphries PD
    • Menezes LJ
    • Neriman D
    • Shankar A
    • Popova B
    • Smith P
    • Condne KM
    • Lopes A
    • Taylor SA
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    T017 (T017) Phase III study of response adapted therapy for the treatment of children with newly diagnosed very high risk Hodgkin Lymphoma (Stages IIIB/IVB) (AHOD0831): a report from the Children’s Oncology Group

    • Kelly KM
    • Cole PD
    • Chen L
    • Roberts KB
    • Hodgson DC
    • McCarten K
    • Cho SY
    • Schwartz CL
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    T018 (T018) Outcomes in adolescents and young adults (AYA) with Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL) treated on US cooperative group protocols: an adult intergroup (E2496) and Children’s Oncology Group (COG AHOD0031) comparative analysis

    • Henderson TO
    • Parsons SK
    • Wroblewski K
    • Chen L
    • Hong F
    • Smith S
    • McNeer J
    • Advani R
    • Gascoyne RD
    • Constine LS
    • Horning S
    • Bartlett NL
    • Shah B
    • Connor JM
    • Leonard J
    • Kahl BS
    • Kelly K
    • Schwartz CL
    • Friedman D
    • Gordon LI
    • Evens AM

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    P066 (P066) Hodgkin lymphoma in children, adolescents and young adults – a comparative study of clinical presentation and treatment outcome

    • Englund A
    • Glimelius I
    • Rostgaard K
    • Eloranta S
    • Molin D
    • Kuusk T
    • de Nully Brown P
    • Kamper P
    • Smedby KE
    • Hjalgrim H
    • Ljungman G
    • Hjalgrim LL
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    P067 (P067) Pharmacokinetics, Immunogenicity and Safety of Weekly Dosing of Brentuximab Vedotin in Pediatric Patients with Hodgkin Lymphoma

    • Flerlage J
    • Metzger M
    • Panetta JC
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    P068 (P068) Approach and Feasibility of Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs) in a Phase III clinical trial for advanced stage classical Hodgkin Lymphoma (cHL) in children and adolescents

    • Castellino SM
    • Henderson TO
    • Keller FG
    • Kelly K
    • Curtis R
    • Conti RM
    • Parsons SK
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    P069 (P069) Prediction of primary treatment response and outcome in pediatric Hodgkin lymphoma using digital gene expression profiling

    • Mottok A
    • Johnston RL
    • Chan FC
    • Scott DW
    • Friedman DL
    • Schwartz CL
    • Kelly KM
    • Horton TM
    • Steidl C
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    P070 (P070) Does involved field radiotherapy improve survival rates in pediatric Classic Hodgkin’s Lymphoma?: A retrospective study of 694 children

    • Zaghloul MS
    • Akoush H
    • El Haddad A
    • Attia E
    • Taha H
    • El Wakeel M
    • Omar W
    • El Sayed S
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    P071 (P071) CHIPS as a Predictor of Outcome in Radiated vs. Unradiated HL

    • Schwartz CL
    • Wolden S
    • Constine LS
    • Chen L
    • Friedman DL
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    P073 (P073) Hodgkin lymphoma (HL) in AYA (adolescents and young adults): Results from a single-tertiary-center prospective cohort of 349 patients

    • Bigenwald C
    • Galimard JE
    • Amorim S
    • Thieblemont C
    • Boissel N
    • Resche-Rigon M
    • Brice P
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    P074 (P074) Prognostic value of ‘interim’ positron emission tomography among children with Advanced Hodgkin lymphoma in developing countries; Children Cancer Hospital Egypt experience

    • Khedr R
    • Hamouda A
    • Naguib S
    • Khalaf M
    • Fikry S
    • El Sayed A
    • Taha H
    • Zaghloul MS
    • Attia I
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    P075 (P075) Long-lasting remission in an adolescent with refractory Hodgkin lymphoma after brentuximab vedotin-containing treatment – a case report

    • Fedorova A
    • Markavets A
    • Hushchina L
    • Aleinikova O
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    P076 (P076) Overview and Survival of Pediatric Advanced stage Hodgkin Lymphoma treated in Developing countries; Children Cancer Hospital Egypt Experience

    • Hamouda A
    • Khedr R
    • Naguib S
    • Khalaf M
    • Fikry S
    • El Sayed A
    • Taha H
    • Zaghloul MS
    • Attia I