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Track 1 | Dosing, scheduling and tolerability of the multikinase inhibitors | ||||||||||
Track 2 | Development of bevacizumab for RCC | ||||||||||
Track 3 | Balancing benefits and toxicities of targeted agents in the treatment of mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 4 | Interactive effect of interferon alpha-2b and bevacizumab on toxicity and efficacy | ||||||||||
Track 5 | Role of risk stratification in therapy selection for mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 6 | Effectiveness of the mTOR inhibitor temsirolimus in poor-risk mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 7 | Side effects of temsirolimus | ||||||||||
Track 8 | Clinical implications of pneumonitis associated with mTOR inhibitors | ||||||||||
Track 9 | Tolerability of temsirolimus in patients with previously treated disease | ||||||||||
Track 10 | Efficacy of temsirolimus in good-risk RCC | ||||||||||
Track 11 | Anti-angiogenic activity of temsirolimus | ||||||||||
Track 12 | Clinical algorithm for the treatment of mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 13 | Rationale and caveats for combining biologic agents in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 14 | Toxicities observed with bevacizumab/interferon alpha-2b | ||||||||||
Track 15 | Mechanisms and management of anti-VEGF-associated hypertension | ||||||||||
Track 16 | Management of bevacizumab-associated proteinuria | ||||||||||
Track 17 | Bevacizumab and epistaxis | ||||||||||
Track 18 | Potential direct antitumor effects of anti-VEGF targeted therapies |
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Track 1 | Risk-benefit considerations in comparing bevacizumab/interferon to sunitinib and sorafenib | ||||||||||
Track 2 | Second-line therapy after sunitinib | ||||||||||
Track 3 | Tolerability of sunitinib or sorafenib | ||||||||||
Track 4 | Study of intrapatient dose-escalated sorafenib for patients with mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 5 | Hypertension associated with bevacizumab/TKI combination therapy in clinical trials | ||||||||||
Track 6 | Rationale for investigating the combination of mTOR inhibitors and TKIs | ||||||||||
Track 7 | Relationship between dosing and scheduling of the TKIs and therapeutic efficacy | ||||||||||
Track 8 | TKI-associated hypothyroidism in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 9 | Clinical trial of sunitinib/interferon alpha-2a and erlotinib in papillary RCC | ||||||||||
Track 10 | Systemic therapy for papillary RCC | ||||||||||
Track 11 | Proportion of patients with RCC treated with adjuvant therapy | ||||||||||
Track 12 | Historical evolution of adjuvant clinical trials in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 13 | Patterns of tumor progression in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 14 | Patient acceptance of long-term adjuvant therapy with biologic agents | ||||||||||
Track 15 | Time course of recurrence in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 16 | Role of nephrectomy in mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 17 | Wound-healing issues with biologic agents in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 18 | Role of interleukin-2 in RCC |
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Track 1 | Temsirolimus, interferon alpha or the combination as first-line therapy for poor-risk mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 2 | Potential mechanism of action of temsirolimus in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 3 | AVOREN trial: Interferon alpha-2a with or without bevacizumab as first-line therapy for mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 4 | Bevacizumab monotherapy and stable disease | ||||||||||
Track 5 | Challenges in evaluating combination biologic therapies in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 6 | Clinical algorithm for the treatment of mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 7 | Side effects and tolerability of interleukin-2 | ||||||||||
Track 8 | Potential mechanisms of action of immunotherapy in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 9 | Use of bevacizumab monotherapy | ||||||||||
Track 10 | Dose adjustments and management of toxicity in patients undergoing targeted therapies | ||||||||||
Track 11 | Selection of second-line therapy in mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 12 | New developments in the management of TKI-associated hand-foot syndrome | ||||||||||
Track 13 | Dose reductions to manage TKI-associated toxicities | ||||||||||
Track 14 | Dose escalation of sorafenib in mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 15 | Ongoing adjuvant trials in RCC | ||||||||||
Track 16 | Use of chemotherapy for patients with rapidly progressing mRCC | ||||||||||
Track 17 | Case discussion: A septuagenarian with small, bilateral mRCC lung nodules and subsequent brain metastases with rapid symptom relief from sunitinib | ||||||||||
Track 18 | Management of the primary tumor in patients with concurrent mRCC |
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