Time |
Event |
Subject |
Speaker |
Thursday, May 17, 2007 |
14:00 |
Registration/information |
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18:00 |
Supper |
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Friday, May 18, 2007 Location: Wanjie International Hotel |
7:00 |
Registration |
7:00—8:00 |
Breakfast |
8:00—8:30 |
Opening Ceremony |
8:30—9:25 |
Educational Workshop
SessionⅠ:
Physics & dosimetry (Module A.Ia)
Chair :
A. Mazal
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Practical physics: considerations based on physical bases of hardrontherapy Interactions, Fluence, Stopping power. |
A. Mazal
( Paris –Orsay ) |
9:25—10:20 |
Absolute&relative dosimetry: Faraday, calorimeter, ion chambers, others. Protocols; films, diodes. |
S. Vatnitsky
( IAEA ) |
10:20—10:40 |
Coffee break |
10:40—11:35 |
Educational Workshop
SessionⅡ:
Physics & dosimetry (Module A.Ib)
Chair:
A. Mazal |
Ion Therapy: physical aspects,specific differences comparing with protons,basic concepts on biology. |
M. Scholz
( Darmstadt-Heidelberg ) |
11:35—12:30 |
Patient Planning & Treatment with Particles : presentation of the procedure(step by step) for a simple case |
A. Mazal
( Paris –Orsay ) |
12:30—13:30 |
Lunch |
13:30—14:10 |
Educational Workshop Session Ⅲ: Clinical (module B.Ia): Opthtalmic (& others) and Pediatrics
Chair: E. Blomquist |
Meningiomas |
E. Blomquist ( Uppsala ) |
14:10—14:50 |
Ocular melanoma |
E. Hug ( PSI ) |
14:50—15:30 |
Pediatrics |
J. Habrand ( Orsey ) |
15:30—15:45 |
Coffee break |
15:45—16:15 |
Educational Workshop Session Ⅳ: Clinical (module B.Ib):Skull base, H&N and Radiosurgery, Bone/Soft tissue
Chair: Hug Eugen |
Base of the skull and radiosurgery |
A. Chang ( IIUMC ) |
16:15—16:50 |
Base of the skull and spot-scanning |
E. Hug ( PSI ) |
16:50—17:25 |
Head & neck |
J. Mizoe ( NIRS ) |
17:25—18:00 |
Bone/Soft tissue |
T. Delaney( MGH ) |
| 18:00—19:30 |
Welcome Reception at Wanjie International Hotel ( Basement floor ) |
| 19:30—21:00 |
Practical Measurements - Wanjie Proton Therapy Center ( Module D, Groupe 1 ) |
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( or continuing TPS for interested people, Module C.I ) |
Saturday, May 19, 2007 |
7:00 |
Registration |
7:00—8:00 |
Breakfast |
8:00—8:50 |
Educational Workshop Session Ⅴ: Technical ( Module A.IIa )
Chair: J. Flanz
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Cyclotrons In Proton Therapy |
Y. Jongen( IBA ) |
8:50—9:30 |
Synchrotrons in Proton Therapy |
K.Hiramoto ( Hitachi ) |
9:30—9:50 |
New approaches for therapy accelerators & delivery systems ( cryo++& compact on gantry, laser, dielectric wall ) |
J. Flanz( Boston ) |
9:50—10:10 |
Coffee break |
10:10—11:00 |
Educational Workshop Session Ⅵ: Technical ( Module A.IIb )
Chair: J. Flanz |
Beam Delivery in Particle Therapy |
J. Flanz ( Boston ) |
11:00—11:30 |
Commissioning a double scattering system |
R. Slopsema ( Florida ) |
11:30—12:00 |
Commissioning a scanning beam |
S.Schmidt ( Accel ) |
12:00—13:00 |
Lunch |
13:00—13:30 |
Educational Workshop Session Ⅶ: Clinical ( Module B.IIa ) :
Prostate, GI(Liver, Rectum), Lung,
Chair: Jiamin Li |
Prostate |
C. Rossi ( LLUMC ) |
13:30—14:00 |
HCC ( Carbon Beam ) |
H. Kato ( NIRS ) |
14:00—14:30 |
HCC ( Proton Beam ) |
Jiamin Li ( Wanjie ) |
14:30—15:00 |
Lung |
T. Ogino ( NCCE ) |
15:00—15:15 |
Coffee break |
15:15—16:00 |
Educational Workshop Session Ⅷ: Clinical ( Module B.IIb ) : Biology and Fractionation
Chair: H. Tsujii
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Biology in general |
Gueulette
( Louvain ) |
16:00—16:45 |
Biology of Particles |
M.Schotz ( GSI ) |
16:45—17:30 |
Fractionation
( Hypofractionation ) |
H. Tsujii ( NIRS ) |
17:30—18:30 |
TPS-tools and Planning ( Module C.I I) |
18:30—19:30 |
Supper |
19:30—21:00 |
Practical Measurements - Wanjie Proton Therapy Center ( Module D, Groupe 2 ) |
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( or continuing TPS for interested people, Module C.I or C.II ) |
Sunday, May 20, 2007 |
7:00 |
Registration |
7:00—8:00 |
Breakfast |
8:00—8:55 |
Educational Workshop Session Ⅸ:
Clinical Dosimetry and Treatments
( Module A.IIIa )
Chair: M. Bues |
TPS:configuration |
Barbara Schaffner
( Varian ) |
8:55—9:50 |
Patient set-up,immobilization, on line imaging & patient positioning systems. Clinical Examples. Setting up patients outside the treatment room vs.inside the Room. Cone beam CT on the gantry. PET imaging capability in the treatment room |
Hsiao-Ming Lu
( MGH ) |
9:50—10:10 |
Coffee break |
10:10—11:05 |
Educational Workshop Session Ⅹ:
Clinical Dosimetry and Treatments
( Module A.IIIb )
Chair: M. Bues |
Complex Treatment: Step by step & Introduction to motion management & IMPT.Quality |
M. Bues
( M.D.Anderson ) |
11:05—11:35 |
Maintenance & Logistics
Cost-effectiveness |
S.Meyroneinc
( Orsay, France ) |
11:35—12:00 |
M.Pijls-Johannesma
( Maastro, Netherlands ) |
12:00—13:00 |
Lunch |
13:00—15:00 |
Educational Workshop Session Ⅺ:
Facility Start-up and operating issues ( Module E ) |
15:00—15:15 |
Coffee break |
15:15—17:30 |
Practical Measurements - Wanjie Proton Therapy Center ( Module D, Groupe 3 ) |
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( or continuing TPS for interested people, Module C.I or C.II ) |
15:15—17:30 |
PTCOG Sub-committee for Publications ( in parallel with ) |
17:30—18:30 |
Move to Zibo Hotel from Wanjie International Hotel ( Transportation provided ) |
18:30 |
Supper in the dwelling hotel |
Time |
Event |
Speaker |
Institute |
Title |
| Sunday, May 20, 2007 |
| 7:00 |
Registration |
| Monday, May 21, 2007 |
| 7:00 |
Registration |
| 7:00—8:30 |
Breakfast |
| 7:00—9:00 |
Steering Committee ( Huangshan Room, Seventh Floor, Zibo Hotel ) |
| 9:00—9:30 |
Opening Ceremony |
| 9:30—9:50 |
Scientific Program
SessionⅠ:Clinical
Chairs :
Hirohiko Tsujii,
Jiamin Li |
1. Hirohiko Tsujii |
National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Japan |
13-Year Experience of Carbon Ion Radiotherapy at NIRS |
| 9:50—10:10 |
2. Carl Rossi |
LLUMC,USA |
Prostate Cancer Treatment-what can we learn
from IMRT photon experience |
| 10:10—10:30 |
3. Jiamin Li |
Wanjie Proton Therapy Center, Zibo, China |
Clinical Report for Wanjie Proton Therapy Center |
| 10:30—10:50 |
4. DeLaney TF |
Francis H. Burr Proton Therapy Center, Boston, USA |
Preliminary Experience with Proton Radiotherapy for Pelvic Sarcomas |
| 10:50—11:20 |
Tea, coffee break and poster reviewing |
|
11:20—11:35 |
Scientific Program
SessionⅡ:Physics
Chairs:
Alfred R. Smith,
A. Mazal |
5. Alfred R. Smith |
MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA |
Particle Therapy in Transition: Challenges and Promises |
11:35—11:50 |
6. David Meer |
PSI, Switzerland |
Developments towards advanced scanning in the Gantry 2 test area at PSI |
11:50—12:05 |
7. Jonathan B. Farr |
Midwest Proton Radiotherapy Institute, USA |
Development and commissioning of transverse dose distributions in a proton beam active scanning nozzle |
12:05—12:20 |
8. Michael Scholz |
GSI, Germany |
Calculation of tumor control probability for non small-cell lung cancer after carbon ion therapy: an application of the local effect model |
| 12:20—13:50 |
Lunch |
|
13:50—14:05 |
Scientific Program
Session Ⅲ:Clinical
Chairs:
Jin-ming Yu,
R.komak |
9. Jin-ming Yu |
Shandong Cancer Hospital & Institute,China |
Preliminary approach of 18F-FDG PET/CT on defining lymph node radiation target volumes with non-small-cell lung cancer |
14:05—14:20 |
10.R.Komaki |
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, USA |
Acute Esophageal Reactions from Proton Beam Therapy and Concurrent Chemotherapy for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer ( NSCLC ): Reduction in Incidence and Severity Despite Higher Doses. |
14:20—14:35 |
11. Kristina Nilsson |
Uppsala University, Sweden |
Separating the rectum from the prostate during proton beam radiotherapy of prostate cancer patients reduces rectal side effects |
14:35—14:50 |
12. Tkashi Ogino |
National Cancer Center Hopital East, Japan |
Updated results of high dose proton beam therapy( PBT ) for stage I non-small cell lung cancer( NSCLC ) |
14:50—15:05 |
13. Suwen Liu |
Wanjie Proton Therapy Center, Zibo, China |
Preliminary results of proton radiotherapy for esophageal carcinoma |
15:05—15:20 |
14. Irina Gladilina |
N.N. Blokhin Cancer Research Center of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Russia |
Results of proton therapy in treatment of ontological diseases |
| 15:20—15:50 |
Tea, coffee break and poster reviewing |
|
15:50—16:05 |
Scientific Program
session Ⅳ: Physics
Chairs:
J. Flanz,
S.Lin |
15. S.Lin |
PSI, Switzerland |
Principles and 10 years experienced of the beam monitor system at the PSI Scanned Proton Therapy Facility |
16:05—16:20 |
16. Joanne H.Kang |
German Cancer Research Center ( DKFZ ), Germany |
Variation of Scanning Parameters in Proton Therapy-- Impact on Plan Quality and Delivery Efficiency |
16:20—16:35 |
17. Fang-Fang Yin |
Duke University Medical Center, USA |
Use of Digital Tomosynthesis for In-Room Target Localization |
16:35—16:50 |
18. J. Pardo |
Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare ( INFN ), Torino, Italy |
Simulation of the performance of the CNAO facility’s Beam Delivery System |
16:50—17:05 |
19. Lei Dong |
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, USA |
A digital couch solution for treatment planning beams through the treatment couch |
| 17:30—19:00 |
Welcome Reception ( At each of the participants' dwelling hotels ) |
19:00 |
Meet in the lobby of the participant's dwelling Hotels |
|
19:10 |
Leave for Zibo Showplace ( Transportation provided ) |
|
19:30—20:30 |
Gala performance at Zibo Showplace |
|
20:40 |
Return to Hotels ( Transportation provided ) |
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| Tuesday, May 22, 2007 |
7:00 |
Registration |
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7:00—8:00 |
Breakfast |
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| 8:00—8:30 |
Steering Committee Report
( Chair, Hirohiko Tsujii, National Institute of Radiological Science ) |
8:30—8:45 |
Scientific Program
SessionⅤ: Physics
Chairs:
Hsiao-Ming Lu,
Eugen Hug |
20. Hsiao-Ming Lu |
Francis H.Burr Proton Therapy Center, MGH, USA |
A potential method for range verification in proton therapy treatment using range-modulated passive scattering fields |
8:45—9:00 |
21. Eugen Hug |
PSI, Switzerland |
Proton therapy in the curative treatment of adult patients with sarcoma: the PSI experience |
9:00—9:15 |
22. M. Mumot |
Joint Institute for nuclear Research, Russia |
A comparison of dose distributions measured with two types of radiochromic film dosimeter MD55 and EBT for proton beam of energy 175MeV |
9:15—9:30 |
23. Ben Clasie |
Francis H.Burr Proton Therapy Center, MGH, USA |
Aspects of optimizing the beam performance in a universal nozzle |
9:30—9:45 |
24. Se Byeong Lee |
National Cancer Center, Korea |
Clinical Commissioning and Quality Assurance of Proton beam in NCC, Korea |
9:45—10:00 |
25. S.Pinault |
Université Pierre et Marie Curie, France |
Using an external registration system for daily patient repositioning in proton therapy |
| 10:00—10:30 |
Tea, coffee break and poster reviewing |
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10:30—10:45 |
Scientific Program
SessionⅥ: Clinical
Chairs:
Guo-liang Jiang,
JY
Chang |
26. Guo-liang Jiang |
Fudan University Cancer Hospital, China |
Application of Active Breathing Control in 3-Dimensional Conformal Radiation Therapy for hepatocelluar Carcinoma: The feasibility and Benefit |
10:45—11:00 |
27. JY Chang |
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, USA |
Effects of inter-fraction anatomic motions on proton therapy dose distribution in lung cancer |
11:00—11:15 |
28. Li Zhao |
School of Health Sciences, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA |
Dosimetric evaluation of Internal Target Volume designs for proton therapy under a free breathing protocol |
11:15—11:30 |
29. Ch. Bert |
GSI, Germany |
Gating with scanned carbon beams |
11:30—11:45 |
30. J. Kim |
National Cancer Center, Korea |
Uses of the experimental area of a proton therapy facility for biomedical experiments |
11:45—12:00 |
31. JL Habrand |
Centre de Protonthérapie d’Orsay, Orsay, Fr
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Dose-escalation in pediatric brain tumors radiation therapy ( RT ). A dosimetric evaluation on the potential role of proton beam therapy. |
| 12:00—13:20 |
Lunch |
|
13:20—13:35 |
Scientific Program
Session Ⅶ : Physics
Chairs:
Anders Murman,
Xiangkui Mu |
32. Anders Murman |
RaySearch Laboratories AB, Stockholm, Sweden |
A comparative treatment planning study of IMPT and IMXT for cervical cancer |
13:35—13:50 |
33. Xiangkui Mu |
Wanjie Proton Therapy Center, Zibo, China |
Protons can improve lung sparing compare with photon IMRT in treatment of cervical esophageal cancer |
13:50—14:05 |
34. Barbara Schaffner |
Varian Medical System, Switzerland |
Beam Configuration and Verification of the Eclipse Proton Treatment Planning System |
14:05—14:20 |
35. Qing Chen |
Wanjie Proton Therapy Center, Zibo, China |
The advantage of proton beam patching compared with IMXT in dose planning |
14:20—14:35 |
36. Zelig Tochner |
University of Pennsylvania,USA |
Design of the University of Pennsylvania Proton Therapy Facility |
| 14:35—14:50 |
Tea, coffee break and poster reviewing |
|
14:50—15:05 |
Scientific Program
Session Ⅷ: Clinical
Chairs:
Kevin Yiee,
E. Blomquist |
37. Kevin Yiee |
Loma Linda Department of Radiation Medicine, USA |
Proton Beam Irradiation in the Treatment of Sacral Chordomas |
15:05—15:20 |
38. Jiamin Li |
Wanjie Proton Therapy Center, Zibo, China |
Proton Beam Therapy for Hepatocellular Carcinoma |
15:20—15:35 |
39. Takeshi Yanagi |
National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Chiba, Japan |
CarbonIon Radiotherapy for Bone and Soft Tissues Sarcomas of the Head and Neck |
15:35—15:50 |
40. Yue-fei Fan |
Wanjie Proton Therapy Center, Zibo, China |
Recently analysing curative effect of proton therapy in 66 cases of intracranial tumor |
15:50—16:05 |
41. Koji Tsuboi |
Proton Medical Research Center,University of Tsukuba, Japan |
Proton beam therapy for clival chordomas in Tsukuba |
16:05—16:20 |
42. George E. Laramore |
University of Washingtong Medical Center, USA |
Neutron Radiotherapy for Adenoid Cystic Carcinomas: An Example of Biological Targeting |
| 16:20—20:30 |
For the participants who live in Zibo hotel -- Wanjie tour and Welcome reception at Wanjie Proton Therapy Center ( Transportation provided ) |
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For the participants in others hotels -- Zibo porcelain museum ( Transportation provided ) |
| Wednesday, May 23, 2007 |
7:00 |
Registration |
|
7:00—8:30 |
Breakfast |
|
8:30—8:45 |
Scientific Program
Session Ⅸ: Physics
Chairs:
Harald Paganetti,
Jan J. Wilkens |
43. Harald Paganetti |
Francis H.Burr Proton Therapy Center, MGH, USA |
Proton Monte Carlo dose calculation for tumors in the head & neck region |
8:45—9:00 |
44. Jan J. Wilkens |
German Cancer Research Center ( DKFZ ), Germany |
Direct comparison of biologically optimized spread-out Bragg peaks for protons and carbon ions |
9:00—9:15 |
45. G.A.P. Cirrone |
Laboratori Nazionali del Sub-INFN, Catania, Italy |
Five years of physics and dosimetric activity at the catana ocular protontherapy facility |
9:15—9:30 |
46. Natalka Suchowerska |
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Australia |
Celluar Response in Modulation Radiation Beams: three types of Bystander Effect |
9:30—9:45 |
47. Martin Bues |
MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA |
Treating prostate cancer with passively scattered and scanned proton beams: A comparative planning study |
9:45—10:00 |
48. Yanling Wang |
Institute of Modern Physics,Chinese Acedemy of Sciences,China |
Biological effects of heavy ion irradiation on tumor bearing-mice |
| 10:00—10:15 |
Tea, coffee break and poster reviewing |
|
10:15—10:30 |
Scientific Program
Session Ⅹ: Misc.
Chairs:
Ryan Flynn,
Samuel Meyroneinc |
49. Ryan Flynn |
University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA |
A phantom study of selective subvolume boosting with intensity modulated proton therapy and intensity modulated x-ray therapy |
10:30—10:45 |
50. Toru Umekawa |
Hitachi Ltd. , Japan |
Patient alignment software based on CT image and target volume information |
10:45—11:00 |
51. Qi-an Jiang |
Wanjie Proton Therapy Center, Zibo, China |
A treatment planning comparison of three dimensional conformal radiotherapy and proton therapy for primary liver carcinoma |
11:00—11:15 |
52. Klaus Herrmann |
Siemens Medical Solutions, Germany |
Using Industrial Robots for Patient Positioning and Imaging- a Study to Enhance Flexibility and Precision |
11:15—11:30 |
53. Samuel Meyroneinc |
Institut Curie - Centre de Protonthérapie d’Orsay, France |
Is it still relevant and/or possible to have technical specifications for a protontherapy facility? |
11:30—11:45 |
54. R. Amos |
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center |
A 2D diode array detector for measurements of passive Scattering proton beams with Compensators |
11:45—12:00 |
55. S. Walter |
MedCom GmbH, Darmstadt, Germany |
Automatic patient alignment in six degrees of freedom for particle beam treatment |
| 12:00—13:20 |
Lunch |
|
13:20—13:35 |
Scientific Program
Session Ⅺ: Misc.
Chairs:
Marco Schippers,
Estelle Batin |
56. Marco Schippers |
PSI, Switzerland |
First operational experiences with the SC cyclotron, degrader and beam lines at PSI’s new proton therapy center. |
13:35—13:50 |
57. Estelle Batin |
LPC-ENSI CAEN, France |
Study of 1D and 2D scaling methods for proton and carbon beam |
13:50—14:05 |
58. Satoru Yamada |
Gunma University Heavy Ion Medical Center, Japan |
New Carbon Therapy Project at Gunma-University Heavy-Ion Medical Center |
14:05—14:20 |
59. Dariush Sardari |
College of Engineering, Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch, Iran |
Modelling of carbon ion nuclear interaction in bragg peak |
14:20—14:35 |
60. S. Flampouri |
University of Florida Proton Therapy Institute,USA |
Effect of CT number - stopping power conversion uncertainties on dose distributions |
14:35—14:50 |
61. Qiang Li |
Institute of Modern Physics, Lanzhou, China |
Progress in Heavy-ion Cancer Therapy at IMP-CAS |
14:50—15:20 |
Tea, coffee break and poster reviewing |
|
15:20—17:20 |
For the participants in Zibo Hotel-- Zibo porcelain museum ( Transportation provided ) |
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For the participants in others hotels-- Wanjie tour and dinner |
17:20—17:30 |
Return to hotels for the participants Zibo Hotel ( Transportation provided ) |
17:30—19:00 |
Dinner for the participants Zibo Hotel |
19:30 |
For the participants in others hotels--Buses return to the dwelling hotels |
