Agenda
Course Programme
Hands-on learning
offered by
in collaboration with
Learning objectives
• To understand the prostate patient’s journey from suspected cancer to the advanced disease state using the framework of definable clinical states.
• To know in detail the pathologic states, problems of categorisation and clinical needs of patients in each clinical state in the prostate cancer pathway.
• To understand how imaging can help meet clinical priorities and so promote the personalisation of care in the advancing prostate cancer pathway.
• To show how next generation prostate imaging (multiparametric MRI & MR-directed biopsies) and whole body assessments (whole body MRI & PET/CT) with clinical biomarkers, create opportunities to support and refine management pathways of patients.
Key Features
• Mentored case-based learning, reviewing 35-40 cases
• Each case chosen to illustrate specific learning points
• A comprehensive workbook is provided to guide participants through the cases, which will enhance the learning experience and can be retained as a valuable learning resource
Friday, 23 October 2026
9:00
Registration
9:35
Welcome
9:45
Session 1
- mpMRI – how to do it and read it
- mpMRI MR-directed biopsies: what to do with positive & negative cases
11:15
Break
11:30
Session 2
- mpMRI MR-directed biopsies: what to do with positive & negative cases
- mpMRI – how to do it and read it
13:00
Lunch
14:00
Session 3
- Risk-based staging management of prostate cancer
- Recurrence and advanced disease
15:30
Break
15:45
Session 4
- Recurrence and advanced disease
- Risk-based staging management of prostate cancer
17:15
Close
Faculty
Lecturers
Professor
Jurgen J. Fütterer
Radboud University Medical Centre, Nijmegen
Doctor
Tristan Barrett
Addenbrooke’s Hospital, University of Cambridge
Professor
Anwar Padhani
Mount Vernon Cancer Centre, London
Professor
Giuseppe Petralia
European Institute of Oncology, University of Milan
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
FAQ
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- Conference materials
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Course Place
Siemens Healthineers Academy
October 23, 2026
Warsaw, 11 Polna street
Floor 11