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planned dose with the expected outcome in local control and toxicity. A major concern when performing reirradiation is the risk for inducing severe complications. In discussions the right balance between tumor control and complications need to be sought, mathematically expressed as TCP and NTCP. Especially the rectum is prone to develop adverse events associated with treatment volume and dose. To understand better the risks, biological mechanisms need to be explored and models developed as e.g. in the REQUITE project. Chair: B. Pieters (The Netherlands) Co-Chair: T. Zilli (Switzerland)

TUESDAY 24 APRIL 2018

11:00 > Salvage prostate radiotherapy: when and how? Speaker: B.A. Jereczek-Fossa (Italy)

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11:18 > Multi-parametric imaging for dose targeting in salvage radiotherapy of prostate cancer Speaker: U. Van der Heide (The Netherlands), C. Dinis Fernandes

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11:36 > Rectum tolerance dose and repair after previous radiotherapy Speaker: A.H. Ree (Norway)

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11:54 > Salvage high-dose-rate brachytherapy for prostate cancer recurrence Speaker: P. Wojcieszek (Poland)

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SYMPOSIUM Radiation induced senescence 11:00 - 12:15  |  ROOM 120-121 Chair: R. Coppes (The Netherlands) Co-Chair: F. Paris (France)

11:00 > Cellular senescence: when multitasking becomes dangerous Speaker: M. Demaria (The Netherlands)

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11:25 > Radiation, Senescence and salivary glands Speaker: J. Axelrod (Israel)

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11:50 > Stress induced senescence

Speaker: K. Evangelou (Greece)

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME | Programme and Exhibition Guide

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