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The EPIC Meeting on Photonics for Cancer Diagnostics and Treatment at NKI was focused on making another step towards closure of the existing gap between unmet medical needs and innovative industrial solutions.
It is clear that there is a need for the paradigm shift from treatment towards preserving healthy state as well as avoiding overtreatment as much as undertreatment. Many medical fields could benefit from novel technologies, including pathology, radiology, dermatology, etc. Photonics has one of the best potentials to make a real change and during this meeting it was discussed how it can be achieved.
State-of-the-art technological advantages focusing on the minimal invasive diagnostic tools as well and interoperative tumor margin assessment such as Hyperspectral and Diffuse reflectance imaging, Raman spectroscopy, OCT, fluorescence imaging, etc. were discussed alongside with novel developments of various optical components and systems enabling the use of this technics on the real clinical setting.
Clinical demands for intra-operative imaging in prostate cancer
Henk van der Poel, Urologist, NKI (THE NETHERLANDS) – video
Optical diagnostics of l urinary tract cancer: towards real time finding and grading
Daniel Martijn de Bruin, Group leader urological research, AMC (THE NETHERLANDS) – PDF– video
Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging for Clinical Applications: Application to Trans-Oral Robotic Surgery
Julien Bec, Engineering and Operations Director, University of California (USA) – PDF
KEYNOTE: Imaging biopsies intact in 3D
Pieter van der Zaag, Principal Scientist, Phillips (THE NETHERLANDS)
Clinical Raman Spectroscopy – beyond diagnosis
Nicholas Stone, Professor of Biomedical Imaging and Biosensing, University of EXETER (UNITED KINGDOM) – PDF – video
Focal Laser Ablation of Localized Low and Intermediate Prostate Cancer: Early functional and oncological results
Stefano Regusci, MD Urologist, Urorad, SIPC (SWITZERLAND) – PDF – video
Clinical demands for intra-operative imaging in breast cancer
Susan Brouwer de Koning, Technical Physician, NKI (THE NETHERLANDS) – PDF – video
Third Harmonic Generation Microscopy for Instant Pathology
Marloes Groot, Professor, Vrije Universiteit (THE NETHERLANDS) – video
Antje Haap-Hoff, Head of Clinical Applications, KARL STORZ (GERMANY) – PDF – video
Galit Ankri Eliahoo, Project Manager, OAL Innovations (ISRAEL) – PDF – video
Frank van Mourik, CTO, Femto diagnostics (THE NETHERLANDS) – PDF – video
Zoe Ylöniemi, Technical Sales Engineer, Modulight (FINLAND) – PDF– video
Jonathan Klee, Sales Manager, Ushio (THE NETHERLANDS) – PDF – video
Gerwin Puppels, Managing Director, RiverD (THE NETHERLANDS) – PDF – video
Viacheslav Artyushenko, President, art photonics (GERMANY) – PDF – video
Nicolas LIO SOON SHUN, Business Development, CEA – Leti (FRANCE) – PDF – video
Christopher Phillips, Senior Research Scientist, ETH Zurich (SWITSERLAND) – PDF – video
David Heard, VP Sales, Santec (UNITED KINGDOM) – PDF – video
Non-contact imaging for monitoring vital functions and diagnostics using ‘smart’ technologies
Ruud Verdaasdonk, Professor, University of Twente (THE NETHERLANDS) – PDF– video
Presentation by Tyndall National Institute
Stefan Andersson-Engels, Head of Biophotonics, Tyndall National Institute (IRELAND) – PDF – video
Development of Ultra-Fine Needle Endoscope for Deep Interstitial Examination of Brest and preliminary results of Breast Cancer Diagnostics by Endoscopy Autofluorescence Imaging and Raman Spectroscopy
Alexandre Douplik, Professor, Ryerson University (CANADA) and Alexandra Easson, Professor, University of Toronto (CANADA) – PDF– video
It was my first meeting with EPIC and I now understand the value for my and other organizations in being an EPIC member. I was very pleased with the accommodation, attendees, talks, and discussions and found it very informative and fruitful and I will definitely further exchange with some companies on this topic. I am looking forward to upcoming events in the future.
“It’s great to see how innovative and effective EPIC has been in rising to the challenge of COVID-19. I’m proud to be a member of EPIC!”