Theme

Session Title

Presentation
No.

Abstract
No.

Lecture title

SpeakerCountry

FRM1-IS-01

SPKR-09

The global burden of childhood central nervous system (CNS) cancer

Jonathan Finlay

USA

FRM1-IS-02

SPKR-14

Pediatric Neuro-Oncology in China

Zhong-Ping Chen

China

FRM1-IS-03

IS-27

Clinical trial results and current treatment trends for medulloblastoma in Korea

Jung Woo Han

Korea

FRM1-IS-04

IS-28

TBA

Suradej Hongen

Thailand

FRM1-IS-05

SPKR-58

Paediatric Brain Tumors in a Tertiary Government Hospital in the Philippine Setting

Annabell Chua

Philippines

FRM1-IS-06

SPKR-60

Epidemiology, Treatment, and Outcomes of Medulloblastoma: The Indian Experience

Tejpal Gupta

India

FRM1-IS-07

SPKR-33

Diagnostic and treatment results of patients with brain tumors in D. Rogachev National Medical Research CenterLudmila Papusha

RussiaFRM1-IS-08

IS-29

Free access for molecular diagnosis in medulloblastoma in Brazil and Latin America - preliminary results

Sidnei Epelman

Brazil

FRM1-IS-09

SPKR-35

Pediatric intracranial germ cell tumors and medulloblastoma; the Jordanian experience

Nisreen Amayiri

Jordan

FRM1-QA-10-Panel Discussion and Wrap UpR. Nishikawa/J. Finlay/G. Dhall/E.
Bouffet/ U. Bartels

LOW-IS-11

IS-30

Improving care of children and adolescents with brain tumor through early detection, neuropathological review, access formolecular diagnosis and adequate therapy.

Sidnei Epelman

LOW-O-12

LINC-43

Factors leading to diagnostic delay for children with primary tumors of central nervous system (CNS) in Qatar

Ata Maaz

Qatar

LOW-P-13

LINC-01

Compliance to follow up in pediatric patients who have received craniospinal irradiation

Khin Pyone

Myanmar

LOW-P-14

LINC-02Jen Chun Foo

Malaysia

LOW-P-15

LINC-03

Revathi Rajagopal

Malaysia

LOW-P-16

LINC-04

Carlos Leal-Cavazos

MexicoLOW-P-17

LINC-05

Roberto Palomar

Argentina

LOW-P-18

LINC-06

Carlos Leal-Cavazos

Argentina

LOW-P-19

LINC-07

Maya Prasad

India

LOW-P-20

LINC-08

Increased treatment toxicities and inferior outcomes in undernourished children with brain tumours

Maya Prasad

India

LOW-P-21

LINC-09

Treatment and outcome in children with low-Grade gliomas in Western Mexico: Experience at Hospital Civil de Guadalajara

Regina Navarro-Martin del Campo

MexicoLOW-P-22LINC-10

SIOP PODC adapted treatment guidelines for craniopharyngioma in low- and middle-income settings

Nisreen AmayiriJordan

Diana OsorioUSA

Rahul Krishnatry

India

Implementation of an Integrated Neuro-Oncology Service: Clinicians' perspective on conduct of Neuro-Oncology
Multidisciplinary Team Meeting from a single-institution in Malaysia.
Molecular classification of paediatric medulloblastoma from four tertiary centres in Malaysia: Diagnostic dilemma withconventional methods
Possible role of neoadjuvant chemotherapy in metastatic pure germinoma in low and middle income countries. A pro pos ofa casePrimary central nervous system Ewing sarcoma in pediatric and AYA patients: 2 institutions experience in Buenos Aires
Argentina
Observation only in a patient with suspected low grade glioma. Should neurosurgery always be the first step in low andmiddle income countries?
Prevalence and spectrum of early endocrine disorders in survivors of pediatric embryonal brain tumors (PEBT) : Experiencefrom India

Neuropathology review of Latin American childhood and adolescent brain tumor patients: A multi-national, multi-disciplinary
Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Teleconference experience
Combined adult and paediatric neuro-oncology long-term survivor clinic experience from a tertiary cancer centre in a lowmiddle-income country

BrazilLOW-P-23

LINC-11LOW-P-24

LINC-12

Pediatric Neuro- LOW-P-25
Oncology in Asia
LOW-P-26
and other
LOW-P-27
low/middle
incomeLOW-P-28
countries
LOW-P-29

LINC-13The state of pediatric neuro-oncology in Armenia

Samvel Bardakhchyan

Armenia

LINC-14

Treatment of pediatric CNS tumors in Armenia. 10 years of experience in a 29 years old resource-limited setting

Samvel Bardakhchyan

Armenia

LOW-P-30

LINC-18

Follow-up evaluation of a web-based pediatric brain tumor board in Latin America

Martin Mynarek

Germany

LOW-P-31

LINC-19

Current situation of pediatric tumors of central nervous system in China ——The first CNOG national wide report

Jie MaChinaForum

Preserving andEnhancing QoLand Function

Posterior fossa
syndrome

LINC-15

Outcome of Chinese children with medulloblastoma: a multi-center experience with risk-adapted therapy

Anthony Pak-Yin

Hong Kong

LINC-16

Medulloblastoma in a boy with Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome: A case report

Regina Navarro-Martin del Campo

MexicoLINC-17Sirolimus as an alternative to surgical resection of pediatric tuberous sclerosis complex-associated bilateral subependymal
giant cell astrocytomas: An affordable option for patients from low-middle income countries

Patricia Orduña

Philippines

LOW-P-32

LINC-20

Infant brain tumours in Hong Kong

Matthew MK Shing

Hong Kong

LOW-P-33

LINC-21

Survey on the resources available for pediatric neuro-oncology in Chile, South America

Mohammad Abu-ArjaUSA

LOW-P-34

LINC-23

Pre-operative and post-operative interventions reduce rates of ventriculitis in pediatric brain tumor patients: a pilot study

Laura Diamante-San

Philippines

LOW-P-35

LINC-24

Characteristics of pediatric brain tumors at Department of Child Health Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia-Dr. Cipto
Mangunkusumo Tertiary General Hospital, Jakarta, Indonesia

Achmad Rafli

Indonesia

LOW-P-36

LINC-25

BRAF aberrations in pediatric Pilocytic Astrocytomas (PCAs): Prevalence and impact on clinical outcome

Subramaniam Ramanathan

India

LOW-P-37

LINC-26

Oral vinorelbine in progressive unresectable low-grade glioma

Andréa Cappellano

BrazilLOW-P-38LINC-27

Paediatric suprasellar tumours: Clinical experience from a single tertiary centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Hamidah Alias

Malaysia

LOW-P-39

LINC-28

Epidemiological characteristics and survival outcomes of children with medulloblastoma treated at the National Cancer
Institute (INCA) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Gabriela Oigman

USA

LOW-P-40

LINC-29

Impact of RELA fusion on outcomes of childhood supratentorial ependymomas (ST-EPEN)

Subramaniam Ramanathan

India

Kavneet Kaur

India

C-Khai Loh

Malaysia

Scott CovenUSA

Ahitagni Biswas

India

LOW-P-41LINC-30

LOW-P-42

LINC-31

LOW-P-43

LINC-32

LOW-P-44

LINC-33

A clinicopathological study of immunogenicity and immune evasion mechanisms among molecular subgroups ofmedulloblastoma
Treatment outcome in children with medulloblastoma in medium-income country: an experience from a single tertiary centre
in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Report of an initial site visit to determine feasibility and implementation of a comprehensive neuro-oncology program inKenya
Multimodality management of paediatric primary central nervous system lymphoma- updated experience from a regional
cancer centre in north India

LOW-P-45

LINC-34

Optic Nerve Infiltration: Rare Manifestation of Children with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in Remission

Ludi Dhyani RahmartaniIndonesia

LOW-P-46

LINC-35

The St. Jude Global Academy Neuro-Oncology Training Seminar: A multidisciplinary, international education program

Daniel MoreiraUSA

LOW-P-47

LINC-36

Trilateral retinoblastoma: a report of four cases

Ludi Dhyani RahmartaniIndonesia

LOW-P-48

LINC-38

500 consecutive surgical cases from the pediatric oncology neurosurgery group: understanding the perspective of a tertiary
center in Brazil

Felipe Sanders

BrazilLOW-P-49

LINC-39

Performance status of pediatric patients with central nervous system tumors treated in Mexico, a single-center experience

Claudia Madrigal-Avila

MexicoMexicoLOW-P-50

LINC-40

Very young patients and central nervous system tumors: A single-center experience in an upper-middle-income country

Claudia Madrigal-Avila

LOW-P-51

LINC-41

Treatment of recurrent medulloblastoma in children in low income settings

Roman Kizyma

Ukraine

LOW-P-52

LINC-42

Epidemiological overview of childhood CNS tumors in the neurosurgical unit in Yerevan, Armenia

Samvel Bardakhchyan

Armenia

LOW-P-53

LINC-44

Single centre analysis of pediatric brain tumor patients,The Indus Hospital, Pakistan

Nida Zia

Pakistan

FRM2-IS-01

SPKR-07

Early global neurologic rehabilitation in pediatric patients with brain tumors

Andres Morales La Madrid

Spain

FRM2-IS-02

SPKR-04

Practical tools for enhancing functional outcomes in neuro-oncology.

Nathan Rosenberg

USA

FRM2-IS-03

SPKR-50

Radiotherapy Methods to Preserve Quality of Life and Organ Function in Pediatric Cancer Patients

Joshua PalmerUSA

FRM2-IS-04

IS-31

Palliative Care approach to optimize function and quality of life on patients with brain tumor

Paola Genovese

USA

FRM2-QA-05

-Q&A

Q&A

FRM3-IS-01

SPKR-54

Symposium on cerebellar mutism syndrome

Barry Pizer

UK

FRM3-IS-02

SPKR-31

Radiology of Cerebellar Mutism Syndrome

Shivaram Avula

UK

FRM3-IS-03

IS-32

Surgical aspects to minimise cerebellar mutism syndrome - have we made any progress?

Conor Mallucci

UK

FRM3-IS-04

SPKR-26"Nordic-European study of the cerebellar mutism syndrome" – Establishing the Study

Astrid SehestedDenmark

FRM3-O-05

QOL-59Cerebellar Mutism Syndrome and the surgical risk factors: a prospective multicentre study of 500 patients undergoingtumour surgery in the posterior fossa

Jonathan GrønbækDenmark

FRM3-IS-06

IS-35

Future Directions for Research in Cerebellar Mutism Syndrome

Astrid Sehested

Denmark

FRM3-QA-07-

Panel discussion/Q&A

Panel discussion/Q&A