Theme

Field-oriented
Sessions

Session Title

Pediatric
Neuropsychology/QoL

Presentation
No.

AbstractNo.

PED-IS-01

SPKR-66

PED-O-02

QOL-01PED-O-03

QOL-17PED-O-04

QOL-13

PED-O-05

QOL-20PED-P-06

QOL-12

PED-P-07

QOL-22

PED-P-08

QOL-40PED-P-09

QOL-15

PED-P-10

Lecture title
Biological Substrates of Impaired Neurocognitive Functioning:Understanding the Late
Effects of Surviving a Pediatric Brain Tumor
Longitudinal comparison of neurocognitive trajectories in pediatric medulloblastoma
patients treated with proton versus photon radiotherapy
Biological correlates of quality of survival and neurocognitive outcomes inmedulloblastoma; a meta-analysis of the SIOP-UKCCSG-PNET3 and HIT-SIOPPNET4 trials

SpeakerCountryStephen Sands

USALisa Kahalley

USADebbie Hicks

UK

Martin Mynarek

Germany

Kristina Hardy

USA

Tiina Remes

FinlandAstrid Hengartner

USA

Elizabeth Cox

CanadaNeural network integrity for facial affect recognition in survivors of medulloblastoma

Tara Brinkman

USA

QOL-23

Assessing the impact of methylphenidate on late cognitive effects in paediatric braintumour survivors: A service-based evaluationSarah Verity

UKPED-P-11

QOL-25Microstructural brain changes associated with neurocognitive and functional outcomesof intracranial germ cell tumuor survivors – a diffusional kurtosis imaging study

Wan-Yee Winnie Tso

Hong Kong

PED-P-12

QOL-53

Genome associations with neurocognitive outcomes, cerebral microbleeds (CMBs), andCassie Kline
brain volume and white matter (WM) changes in pediatric brain tumor survivors

PED-P-13

QOL-18A longitudinal study of neurocognition in children treated for a brain tumor

Jurgen LemiereBelgium

PED-P-14

QOL-31

Use of patient-reported outcomes to identify youth at risk for impaired overall health

Lisa Ingerski

USA

PED-P-15

QOL-33

PED-P-16

QOL-37

PED-P-17

QOL-38

PED-P-18

QOL-54Height, weight and cardiovascular effects of stimulants on children with brain tumor

Raja KhanUSA

PED-P-19

QOL-04

Influence of family, school, and hospital systems in supporting survivors of pediatricbrain tumors with neurocognitive late effects

Ralph Salloum

USA

PED-P-20

QOL-07

Cortical volume and thickness in adult survivors of childhood posterior fossa tumors

Jurgen LemiereBelgium

PED-P-21

QOL-09Adeoye Oyefiade

CanadaPED-P-22

QOL-11

Muhammad BaigUSA

PED-P-23

QOL-19Jurgen Lemiere

Belgium

Germany

Neurocognitive outcomes according to risk-adapted treatment regimens for children
older than 4 with medulloblastoma and posterior fossa ependymoma – Results of theHIT2000 trial
Impact of radiation dose and volume on memory functioning in children withmedulloblastoma: A report from Children’s Oncology Group (COG) ACNS0331
Clinical significance of radiation-induced cerebrovasular disease in childhood brain
tumor survivors
Machine-learning inference may predict quality of life subgroups of adamantinomatous
craniopharyngioma
The impact of task complexity on information processing speed and neuralcommunication in paediatric brain tumour survivors

The PROMOTE study: Development and testing of KLIK-UK, an online platform, toenhance outpatient communication about health-related quality of life (HRQoL) at three Kim Bull
UK Children’s Brain Tumour Treatment Centres (CBTTCs)
Use of computerized neuropsychological measures to assess cognitive morbidity inChrista Hutaff-Leechildren undergoing active radiation therapy
Use of computerized neuropsychological measures to assess cognitive morbidity in
Christa Hutaff-Lee
survivors of childhood brain tumors

Whole-brain white matter network connectivity is disrupted by pediatric brain tumor
treatment
Comparison of treatment burden rating scales on neurocognitive outcomes in a mixed
sample of pediatric brain tumor survivors
Parent-reported cognitive problems and direct assessment of cognition in children
treated for a brain tumor

USAUK
USA
USA

PED-P-24

QOL-24

Differential impact of tumor location, local and craniospinal irradiation onneuropsychological long-term outcome in children with medulloblastoma, ependymoma
Matthias Eyrich
and supratentorial PNET: a longitudinal multicenter outcome assessment of children
from the HIT-2000 and HIT-Rez trials

PED-P-25

QOL-55Integrated multi-scale model for pediatric brain tumor survival prediction

Olivier Gevaert

USA

PED-P-26

QOL-28

Neurocognitive profile of pediatric medulloblastoma patients prior to radiation therapy

Muhammad BaigUSA

PED-P-27

QOL-26

Sarah VerityUK

PED-P-28

QOL-51

Kathy Riley

USA

PED-P-29

QOL-58

Assessing fatigue experienced by pediatric patients with intracranial neoplasms

Scott CovenUSA

PED-P-30

QOL-21Development and utilisation of a neuro-oncology rehabilitation team: 2018-2019 update Helen PaisleyUK

PED-P-31

QOL-36

Use of cannabinoids in the pediatric central nervous system tumor population

Kathleen Dorris

USAPED-P-32

QOL-02

Perceptions of late effects care needs among survivors of pediatric brain tumours

Chantel Cacciotti

CanadaPED-P-33

QOL-43

Endocrine and metabolic changes in children treated for medulloblastoma

Alexey Kalinin

CanadaPED-P-34

QOL-06

Quality of life in medulloblastoma survivors in western Mexico

Regina Navarro-Martin del Campo

MexicoPED-P-35

QOL-32

Kim BullUK

PED-P-36

QOL-34

Ashley Plant

USA

PED-P-37

QOL-44

Naoki Kagawa

Japan

PED-P-38

QOL-49Mark BroughamUK

PED-P-39

QOL-27

Swallowing assessment in pediatric patients with brain tumor

Carlos Almeida, Jr.

Brazil

PED-P-40

QOL-41

Cardiac dysfunction in medulloblastoma survivors treated with photon irradiation

Chantel Cacciotti

USA

PED-P-41

QOL-48Interdisciplinary spiritual care training in pediatric neuro-oncology

Alex LionUSA

PED-P-42

QOL-14

A biopsychosocial approach to brain injury rehabilitation following treatment forpaediatric brain tumours: can pharmacotherapy aid neuropsychological outcome?

Jo Phillips

UK

PED-P-43

QOL-56

The relapsed and or progressed brain tumours in children: RHC, Glasgow experience

Jairam Sastry

UKPED-P-44

QOL-46Late effects care for childhood brain tumour survivors: A quality improvement project

Chantel Cacciotti

USA

PED-P-45

QOL-57

Southern California Kaiser Permanente pediatric neuro-oncology program development Hung Tran

PED-P-46

QOL-05Tumor location is less likely influence on cognitive dysfunction in children

I’ve got friends now: Paediatric patients’ experiences of methylphenidate treatment forneurocognitive late-effects associated with brain tumour
Listening before we speak: a patient-centered approach to developing resources forpediatric brain tumor survivors and their families

The PROMOTE study: Health-related quality of life communication needs of children,adolescents, and their families attending outpatient consultations after treatment for abrain tumour
Career Fair and Resource Expo: advocating for the long term success of brain tumor
survivors
Assessment of neurocognitive function and MRI parameters in long-term survivors withposterior fossa tumors: a comparison between medulloblastomas treated by reduceddose craniospinal irradiation and other tumors
The impact of ototoxicity and visual impairment on education in children treated for
CNS tumours

Riho NakajimaUSAJapan