6TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON ORAL CANCER

描述：本申请提出第六届国际大会 口腔癌(1999年2月15日至18日，印度新德里)。这个节目被严厉批评了。 在前五次国际研讨会的背景下，两个最重要的 最近进行了95年9月(日本大垣)和97年9月 (英国伦敦)。第七期计划于2000年9月( 荷兰海牙)。申请者起诉了1000多人 来自70多个国家的科学家预计将参加1999年的 会议。会议的主题将包括1)基础科学： 发病率和流行病学、癌症筛查和预防、 鳞状细胞癌，继发性癌症，转移，癌症 遗传学/免疫学和基因治疗；2)应用科学：癌症治疗 (放射肿瘤学、外科肿瘤学和/或化疗)， 重建和康复(外科修复术、美学、 功能、功能)、争议(监控处于危险中的患者、 预后方法)、最新进展(耐药性、风险 评估)；3)联合科学：社会/法律/伦理问题、姑息、 临终病人的疼痛管理，专业的和公共的 教育。因为大多数口腔癌直接归因于 吸烟和酗酒，卫生专业人员在这些 策略可以在教育公众认识风险方面发挥关键作用 影响因素和早期发现。如果这些方法是有效的，许多情况下 口腔癌既可以预防，也可以保守治疗 由此产生的高治愈率。研讨会，如在这笔赠款中提议的 因此，应用针对的是一种重要的、世界性的人类恶性肿瘤 如果临床医生和患者的合作关系成功，这种情况是可以预防的。 申请者强调会前和会后讲习班的作用。 在早期阶段针对卫生专业人员的培训课程 他们的职业生涯。此外，第三方的代表出席了会议 世界各国都受到鼓舞；这些与会者将获得补贴 注册费。

DESCRIPTION: This application proposes the 6th International Congress on Oral Cancer (15-18 February 1999, New Delhi, India). The program is panned in the context of five previous international symposia, the two most recent having been conducted September 95 (Ogaki, Japan) and September 97 (London, England). The 7th program is scheduled for September 2000 (The Hague, The Netherlands). The applicants indicted more than one thousand scientists from over seventy countries are expected to attend the 1999 conference. Themes of the meeting will include 1) Basic Sciences: incidence and epidemiology, cancer screening and prevention, pathology of squamous cell cancers, secondary cancers, metastasis, cancer genetics/immunology and gene therapy; 2) Applies Sciences: cancer therapy (radiation oncology, surgical oncology, and/or chemotherapy), reconstruction and rehabilitation (surgical prosthetics, esthetics, function, function), controversies (monitoring patients at risk, prognostic approaches), recent advances (drug resistance, risk assessment); 3) Allied Science: social/legal/ethical issues, palliation, pain management of the terminal patient, professional and public education. Since the majority of oral cancers are directly attributable to tobacco use and alcohol abuse, health professionals informed in these strategies can play a critical role in educating the public on risk factors and early detection. If these approaches are effective, many cases of oral cancer can either be prevented, or managed conservatively with resultant high cure rates. Symposia such as proposed in this grant application are thus directed to an important, worldwide human malignancy that can be prevented if the clinician-patient partnership is successful. The applicants emphasize the role of per- and post-conference workshops and training courses directed to health professionals in the early stages of their careers. In addition, attendance by representatives of Third World Countries is encouraged; those attendees will received a subsidized registration fee.