Theme

Field-oriented
Sessions

Session Title

Presentation
No.

Abstract
No.

Lecture title

Speaker

Thomas MerchantCountry

RAD-IS-01

IS-18

Radiation Oncology in Pediatric Neuro-oncology

USA

RAD-O-02

RONC-15

Outcomes of brain and skull-base tumours in adolescents and young adults treated withPei Shuen Lim
pencil beam scanning proton therapy

UK

RAD-O-03

RONC-24

Proton therapy for pediatric ependymoma: Mature outcomes from the University ofFlorida and Massachusetts General Hospital

Daniel Indelicato

USA

RAD-O-04

RONC-27

Proton therapy reduces dose to critical central nervous system structures inmedulloblastoma: A dosimetric analysis of Children’s Oncology Group (COG)
ACNS0331

Matthew Deek

USARAD-O-05

RONC-12Treatment age and neurocognitive outcomes following proton beam radiotherapy forpediatric low grade glioma

Murali Chintagumpala

USA

RAD-O-06

RONC-32

Local control following proton therapy for pediatric chordoma

Daniel Indelicato

USA

RAD-P-07

RONC-22

Second tumors in pediatric patients treated with proton therapy to the central nervous
systemDaniel Indelicato

USA

RAD-P-08

RONC-09

Pseudoprogression after proton therapy of pediatric spinal pilocytic astrocytoma andmyxopapillary ependymoma

Susan McGovern

USA

RAD-P-09

RONC-01

Proton beam therapy in the Multidisciplinary Therapy for Pediatric Brain and Spinal
Tumor at Kobe Children’s Hospital with Kobe Proton Center

Atsufumi Kawamura

Japan

RAD-P-10

RONC-16

Proton beam therapy for patients with intracranial ependymoma under 3 years old:
initial clinical outcomes

Takayuki Hashimoto

Japan

RAD-P-11

RONC-08

Survival impact of postoperative radiotherapy timing in pediatric and young adult
ependymoma

Matthew HallUSARAD-P-12

RONC-05

Preserving vision in optic pathway glioma among patients without Neurofibromatosis
Type 1

Alexander Hanania

USA

RAD-P-13

RONC-21

Identification of epigenetic drugs as radiosensitizers in pediatric high-grade gliomas

Dennis Metselaar

Netherlands

RAD-P-14

RONC-02

Measuring the effect of clinically-relevant radiotherapy protocols on the juvenile mousebrain

Jessica Buck

Australia

RAD-P-15

RONC-03

Neurocognitive changes after radiation for pediatric brain tumours: Which brain
substructures are most important?

Derek Tsang

CanadaRAD-P-16

RONC-04

Re-irradiation after treatment of medulloblastoma; Relapsed cases and second cancer
cases

Toshinori Soejima

Japan

RAD-P-17

RONC-17

Stereotactic radiosurgery for spine metastases in pediatric malignancies

Kristina Woodhouse

USARAD-P-18

RONC-18

Analysis of brain tumor induced by irradiation in childhood - a single institutional
analysis

Takashi SanoJapan

RAD-P-19

RONC-31

Advanced echocardiography with myocardial-strain-analysis describes subclinicalcardiac dysfunction after craniospinal irradiation (CSI) in pediatric and young adultpatients with central nervous system (CNS) tumors

Hugo Martinez

USA

RAD-P-20

RONC-06Volumetric-modulated arc whole-brain radiotherapy for the prevention of permanentalopecia in pediatric patients

Megumi UtoJapanRAD-P-21

RONC-23

Novel approach to reduce acute esophageal toxicity in cranio-spinal irradiation using
intensity modulated proton therapy

Vineet Nakra

India

RAD-P-22

RONC-13

Radiation induced brain stem glioma after radiation therapy for mixed germ cell tumor

Natsumi Yamamura

Japan

RAD-P-23

RONC-20Recurrent high-grade astroblastoma treated with stereotactic radiotherapy

Shota NishimotoJapan

RAD-P-24

RONC-26

A case of radiation necrosis of the cerebellum 16 years after chemoradiotherapy for
medulloblastoma

Mayuko Miyata

Japan

RAD-P-25

RONC-19

Two cases of re-irradiation for late recurrent or radiation-induced tumor after radiation
therapy for pediatric brain tumors

Takashi MoriJapan

RAD-P-26

RONC-25

A case of pediatric pontine glioma treated with Gamma Knife surgery

Shinji Yamamoto

JapanRadiation oncology