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SKIN CANCERCANCER AND SKINCHAIRFernando M. STENGEL,President of the Fundación del Cáncer de Piel, ArgentinaFriday November 3, 2017Scientific session from 9:00 am to 5:15 pmGala dinner in the eveningVENUEThe Brick Hotel - M Gallery by SofitelPosadas 12321011 Buenos AiresTel. : ( 54) 11/48191100
MORNING SESSION9.00Welcome by Laboratoires Dermatologiques AvèneFernando M. STENGEL, ArgentinaIntroduction9.10Renato MARCHIORI BAKOS, BrazilClinical and dermoscopic guidance in non-surgicaltreatment of NMSC9.30Raúl CABRERA, ChileUnusual Clinical presentations of Melanoma9.50Tatiana PINTO BLUMETTI, BrazilAdvances on noninvasive imaging tools in thediagnosis of skin cancer10.10Abel GONZÁLEZ, ArgentinaSentinel lymph node biopsy10.30Coffee break10.50Rodrigo ROLDÁN MARÍN, MexicoGabriel SALERNI, ArgentinaDermoscopy workshop11.30Victor GEORGESCU, FranceYouDermoscopy11.40Panel discussion12.00Group picture/Lunch
You will find details14.00Fernando M. STENGEL, ArgentinaHomeostasis: a challenge in Photoprotection14.20Mario E. LACOUTURE, USAVincent SIBAUD, FranceSkin and mucosal toxicities of the new cancer therapies15.20Coffee break15.40Mario E. LACOUTURE, USAVincent SIBAUD, FranceHair and nail toxicities of the new cancer therapies16.40Victor GEORGESCU, FranceAvène Skin and Cancer16.50Panel discussion17.10Fernando M. STENGEL, ArgentinaWrap up20.00Gala dinner at Rojo Tango Martha Salotti 445, Puerto Maderoof the program in theapp Entretiens d’AvènePROGRAMMAFTERNOON SESSION
WELCOME NOTEDear friends,Welcome to Buenos Aires for this 2017 Entretiens d ‘Avene experience!We do hope that both the Scientific Program and the Speakers will motivateeveryone to participate actively in the sessions.We wish you join us to share your professional experience, to learn togetherand to enjoy our friendship and common bonds.This is an opportunity to grow, in knowledge and as citizens of the world!As local hosts, we wish you a fruitful and enjoyable meeting!Cordially,Fernando M. STENGEL
ARGENTINAFernando M. Stengel is the Medical Director of BuenosAires Skin and President of the Fundación del Cáncer dePiel, Argentina. He received his MD from the Universityof Buenos Aires Medical School, Argentina, completedhis Internal Medicine Residency at the “Instituto Modelo”,University of Buenos Aires - Hospital Rawson and subsequentlycompleted a Dermatology Residency at New York UniversitySchool of Medicine. Before returning to Argentina he was anAssistant Professor of Dermatology at NYU Medical School,Dpt. of Dermatology.Dr. Stengel served as Editor in Chief and Associate Editorof “Archivos Argentinos de Dermatología” for over 20years, became interim chief of Service at University HospitalDermatology Service and subsequently served as Prof. ofDermatology, Director of the Residency Program and Chiefof the Dermatology Service at “Cemic University Institute”until 2012. His main areas of interest are Photodermatologyand Skin Cancer. He has published over 40 articles, writteneducational booklets for children and youngsters and haspromoted Photoeducation (the knowledge and practice of ahealthy Skin - Sun relation) throughout Latin America. He isformer President of the 2010 RADLA meeting, was ScientificSecretary of the 2007 World Congress of Dermatology inBuenos Aires and President of the World Congress of Cancersof the Skin (Skin Cancer Foundation - 1995).Dr. Stengel is co Director of the Argentine Melanoma Registryand serves as a member of the Editorial Board of Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine. He is an electedhonorary member of multiple dermatology organizations in LatAm and a member of the Argentine Society of Dermatology,American Academy of Dermatology and the American Dermatological Association.LECTURERSPR FERNANDO M. STENGEL
DR RENATO MARCHIORI BAKOSBRAZILRenato Marchiori Bakos, PhD, received his medicaltraining at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande doSul (Porto Alegre, Brazil). He completed his DermatologyResidency at Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre. Heworked as a post-graduate student at Ludwig-MaximilianUniversity of Munich, where he developed research projectsmainly in Oncodermatology for his Fellowship. Prof Bakosis Adjunct Professor at the Department of Dermatology– Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul – Hospital deClínicas de Porto Alegre and is currently the Chairman of theDepartment. He also has a private practice.His main fields of interest in Dermatology are skin cancer anddiagnostic technicques in Dermatology, especially dermoscopy.He coordinates study groups in Oncodermatology at hisinstitution and perform projects with international cooperationand collaboration with Post-Graduate students from the PostGraduation Course in Medical Sciences. He is currentlymember of the Board direction of the International DermoscopySociety and of the Brazilian Group for Melanoma Research(Grupo Brasileiro de Melanomas).He is also effective member of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology, American Academy of Dermatology, InternationalDermoscopy Society and Brazilian Group for MelanomaResearch. Prof Bakos is a member of the editorial boardof Dermatology Practical & Conceptual.
CHILERaúl Cabrera is Chairman of the Department ofDermatology at Universidad del Desarrollo-ClínicaAlemana de Santiago de Chile. He received his MD fromthe University of Chile and completed his dermatologyresidency at the University of Chile s School of Medicine. Hedid a fellowship in Immunodermatology at the Department ofDermatology at the University of Minnesota, USA, and haspublished many articles in prestigious medical journals in thefields of immunodermatology, skin cancer and dermatoscopy.Dr. Cabrera is member of the Chilean Society of Immunologyand the Chilean Society of Allergy and Immunology. Hebecame president of the Chilean Society of Dermatologyin 2002-2004 and president of the Latin American AnnualMeeting (R.A.D.L.A) in 2006. He has been a member of theIbero-Latin American College of Dermatology (C.I.L.A.D) since1986, and its scientific director from 2008-2012. Dr. Cabrerahas been a member of the American Academy of Dermatologysince 1990, and member of the Committee on InternationalAffairs of the American Academy of Dermatology 1993-1997.He is member of the following editorial boards: “DermatologíaArgentina”, “Revista Chilena de Dermatología”, “EuropeanMedical Journal of Dermatology”, “Treatment StrategiesDermatology”, “Dermatología CMQ, de México” and was aneditorial board member for the Journal of American Academyof Dermatology the years 2004-2012.He is member of the International Dermoscopy Society, and isan honorary member of the Peruvian Society of Dermatology.LECTURERSDR RAÚL CABRERA
DR TATIANA PINTO BLUMETTIBRAZILTatiana Pinto Blumetti, MD, PhD, received her boardcertification in dermatology in 2008 from theUniversidade Federal de São Paulo. Dr. Blumetti s lineof research since 2010 has been the early diagnosisof melanoma and other skin cancers, when she joined theUniversity of Sydney (Australia) for one year as a researchassociate in cutaneous oncology. She has participated inclinical trials on targeted therapies for metastatic melanomaand their adverse cutaneous events and has gained experiencein confocal microscopy.Dr. Blumetti started working at A.C. Camargo Cancer Cencerin 2012 and has since mainly based her clinical practice oncutaneous oncology and research activities in dermatologicimaging (digital dermoscopy in high-risk patients, confocalmicroscopy and optical coherence tomography).Dr. Blumetti obtained her PhD degree working on a study ofoptical coherence tomography in melanocytic lesions.Dr. Blumetti s main fields of research include skin oncology,early diagnosis of melanoma, dermoscopy, confocal microscopy and optical coherence tomography.
DR ABEL GONZÁLEZARGENTINAAbel González.Board certified in General Surgery. Board certified inThoracic Surgery. Board certified in Head and NeckSurgeryLECTURERS
DR RODRIGO ROLDÁN MARÍNMEXICORodrigo Roldán Marín is board-certified dermatologistin Mexico. Fellowship in Dermoscopy and othernoninvasive diagnostic techniques at the Melanoma Unitof the Hospital Clínic in Barcelona, Spain.Full time Assistant Professor and Head of the DermatoOncology Clinic at the Medical School of the UniversidadNacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) in Mexico City.He is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology(AAD), European Association of Dermato-Oncology (EADO),International Dermoscopy Society (IDS), Colegio IberoLatinoamericano de Dermatología (CILAD), AcademiaMexicana de Dermatología (AMD), Sociedad Mexicanade Dermatología, A.C. (SMDAC) and Sistema Nacional deInvestigadores (SNI-CONACYT). His main research fieldsinclude skin cancer, dermoscopy and reflectance confocalmicroscopy.
ARGENTINAGabriel Salerni, Medical degree by Facultadde Ciencias Médicas, Universidad Nacionalde Rosario, 2001; Dermatologist degree byUniversidad Nacional de Rosario, 2007; Master’sDegree, Master in “Research in Clinical Sciences“ (Universitatde Barcelona, Spain), 2008/2009; Doctor in Medicine(Universitat de Barcelona, Spain) in 2012. Qualitifation:Excellent Cum Laude. Extraordinary PhD Award 2012/2013;Research Fellow at the Melanoma Unit of the Hospital Clínic inBarcelona, Spain, from 2007 to 2010.Dr. Gabriel Salerni is Coordinator of the Department ofSkin Tumors of the Dermatology Service of the HospitalProvincial del Centenario de Rosario, and guest lecturer inthe Specialization in Dermatology course of the UNR from2010 to the present. Former teacher at the National Universityof Rosario.He is Member of the board of the case discussionforum of the International Dermoscopy Society since 2009.Member of the Sociedad Argentina de Dermatología (SAD),International Dermoscopy Society (IDS), European Associationof Dermatology-Oncology (EADO) and Colegio IberoLatinoamericano de Dermatología (CILAD).He is invited asGuest speaker in many courses, meetings and congresses inArgentina and abroad.Dr Gabriel Salerni is Author and co-author of numerouspublications in international journals, most indexed in Pubmedand among the first places of the international ranking of thespecialty. Co-author of chapters in Dermatology books andAtlas of Dermoscopy and Confocal Reflection Microscopy.LECTURERSDR GABRIEL SALERNI
DR MARIO E. LACOUTUREUSAMario E. Lacouture is an Associate Professor and thedirector of the Oncodermatology Program in theDermatology Service at Memorial Sloan KetteringCancer Center in New York City. He did hispostdoctoral work at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston,MA, an internship in General Surgery at Cleveland Clinic andresidency in dermatology at The University of Chicago, IL.He received his M.D. degree from Javeriana University inBogota, Colombia, where he grew up.His research interests span the disciplines of dermatologicconditions in cancer patients, and those that arise as aconsequence of chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy or stem celltransplants. Dr. Lacouture is currently the Principal Investigatorfor “The CHANCE Trial”, A Prospective, Longitudinal Studyof Chemotherapy-Induced Hair Changes and Alopecia, SkinAging and Nail Changes in Women with Non-MetastaticBreast Cancer. Dr. Lacouture is a well-known lecturer in the USand abroad on dermatologic conditions as a result of cancertherapies. He founded a clinical program that encompassespatient care, education, and research on dermatologic care incancer patients and survivors.He is currently Co-Chair of the Skin Toxicity Study Group ofthe Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancerand is on the advisory board of Cancer.Net and Bridges, theNewsletter for Cancer Survivors. In 2012, CancerCare namedDr Lacouture as Physician of the Year for his contributions tothe education of people living with cancer. Dr Lacouture haspublished over 180 articles in peer-reviewed journals andis the author of Dr Lacouture’s Skin Care Guide for PeopleLiving With Cancer and Editor of the textbook DermatologicPrinciples and Practice in Oncology.
DR VINCENT SIBAUDFRANCEVDr Vincent Sibaud has published numerous peer-reviewedpublications in this field. He is also the author of “Cutaneousside effects induced by targeted anticancer therapies: a newdermatology” Robert C, Sibaud V, eds (2011); “Dermatologyof anticancer treatments - Practical textbook” Sibaud V, DelordJP, Robert C, eds (2014) ; “Drug-induced nail disorders Anticancer therapies” in Baran & Dawber’s Diseases of theNails and their Management, Fifth Ed.2016. Editors: Baran R,DR de Berker, BM Piraccini, B.Richert, L.Thomas.LECTURERSincent Sibaud is a board certified Oncodermatologistin the department of Medical Oncology, Clinical Researchand Oral Medicine, Claudius Régaud Institute, CancerUniversity Institute, Toulouse Oncopole France. Hisclinical activity is mainly dedicated to the management ofpatients suffering from dermatological toxicities induced byanticancer treatments.
SPOTLIGHT ON BUENOS AIRESBuenos Aires is a pulsating,cosmopolitan and passionatecity. The combination of richarchitectural and cultural heritage, modern creative energy, electricnightlife, unique traditions, vibrant artscenes, extensive parks, and warm,friendly hosts makes it one of the world’smost exciting capitals.The city’s multicultural identity wasforged in a melting pot of cultures, fromnative American and colonial Spanishroots to the influences of immigrationfrom Italy, France, Great Britain, theMiddle East, Africa and Asia. You willsee this eclectic mix of influences inthe city’s architecture, food and in thecharacter of its inhabitants.
Sensual, nostalgic, and fiendishly difficult to learn, tango emergedin the city’s portside neighbourhoods in the mid-19th century andhas since conquered the world.Today, Buenos Aires is a place of pilgrimage for tango dancersfrom all over, and the dance is still very much alive - dancedby the young and young-at-heart well into the early hours everynight of the week. As well as witnessing traditional social dancingand learning some steps at a ‘milonga’, you can treat yourselfto sumptuous dinner-shows with spectacularly choreographedperformances and see live orchestras playing everywhere fromcosy neighbourhood bars to grand symphony halls.Designated Ibero-American capital of Gastronomic Culture 2017,the city boasts outstanding culinary options, from elegant 19thcentury remarkable bars, to some of Latin America’s mostacclaimed contemporary restaurants and bars. Given dining isimportant in Buenos Aires, you can enjoy the world’s best steaks,the best malbec wines and hearty Andean fare. Besides, there ispizza, pasta and ice cream on every corner thanks to the city’sItalian heritage.Come and discover a city of many passions!SPOTLIGHT ON BUENOS AIRESWhile Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan city always looking towardsthe latest trends, its people also have passionate pride for theirhistory and tradition.
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completed a Dermatology Residency at New York University School of Medicine. Before returning to Argentina he was an Assistant Professor of Dermatology at NYU Medical School, Dpt. of Dermatology. Dr. Stengel served as Editor in Chief and Associate Editor of "Archivos Argentinos de Dermatología" for over 20
