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1909 Rb14<br />
RESULTS OF PATIENTS WITH UNILATERAL RETINO-<br />
BLASTOMA TREATED WITH INITIAL ENUCLEATION: A<br />
SINGLE INSTITUTION IN BRAZIL<br />
Carla R. Donato Macedo, Luiz F. Teixeira, Camila H Hashimoro, Virginia L.<br />
L Torres, Juliana dos Santos Soares, , Maria T. Seixas, Maria C. Martins,<br />
Clelia M. Erwenne<br />
1940 RB15<br />
PROTON THERAPY FOR RECURRENT LOCALLY AD-<br />
VANCED RETINOBLASTOMA: COMBINED RESULTS<br />
FROM THE RETINOBLASTOMA CENTER OF HOUSTON<br />
& INDIANA UNIVERSITY<br />
D.S. Gombos, A.L. Chang, D.L. Andolino, H.P. Fontanilla, C. Herzog, M.<br />
Chintagumpala, P. Zage, R. Hurwitz, P. Chevez-Barrios, A. Mahajan<br />
1828 RB16<br />
COMPARISON OF HIGH-RISK HISTOPATHOLOGY<br />
BETWEEN UNTREATED AND TREATED EYES OF<br />
PATIENTS WITH RETINOBLASTOMA<br />
M.W. Wilson, R. Brennan, C. Rodriguez-Galindo, C. Billups, B.G. Haik, I.<br />
Qaddoumi<br />
2 Rb17<br />
PATHOLOGY ASSESSMENT IN UNILATERAL RETINO-<br />
BLASTOMA WITH & WITHOUT HISTOPATHOLOGIC<br />
HIGH-RISK FEATURES & THE ROLE OF ADJUVANT<br />
CHEMOTHERAPY: A COG STUDY<br />
P. Chévez-Barrios, R. Eagle, D. Albert, G. Vemuganti, S. Krishnakumar,<br />
B. Langholz, S. Honavar, J. O’Brien, A. Leahey, K. Mattha , A. Meadows,<br />
M. Chintagumpala<br />
12.25-12.50<br />
Keynote Lecture: Dr. Francis L. Munier<br />
CURRENT APPROACHES IN TREATING RETINOBLAS-<br />
TOMA<br />
12.50-14.10 LUNCH<br />
14.10-14.50 Posters presentations Rbp121-138<br />
(Moderators D.H. Abramson, M.A. Reddy)<br />
14.50-16.10 Papers<br />
(moderators J. Hungerford, A. Fandiño)<br />
RETINOBLASTOMA<br />
<strong>Program</strong><br />
30<br />
2123 RB18<br />
LESSONS LEARNED AFTER 5 YEARS (AND 500<br />
INFUSIONS) OF CHEMOSURGERY: PREDICTORS OF<br />
SUCCESS AND FAILURE<br />
David H. Abramson, Brian P. Marr, Scott E. Brodie, Ira J. Dunkel, Y. Sotiria<br />
Palioura, Pierre Gobin<br />
147 RB19<br />
SUPER SELECTIVE OPHTHALMIC ARTERY INFUSION<br />
OF CHEMOTHERAPYFOR INTRAOCULAR RETINO-<br />
BLASTOMA TREATMENT: INITIAL EXPERIENCE IN AR-<br />
GENTINA<br />
Adriana C. Fandiño, Alejandro Ceciliano, Guillermo L. Chantada,<br />
Francisco Villasante, Eduardo Lagomarsino, Julieta Lia Domínguez,<br />
Claudia Sampor, Paula Schaiquevich, José Lipsich, Julio E. Manzitti<br />
2348 RB20<br />
INTRA-ARTERIAL CHEMOTHERAPY FOR RETINOBLAS-<br />
TOMA: EXPOSURES, TUMOR CONTROL, COMPLICA-<br />
TIONS - NEW OBSERVATIONS.<br />
Carol L. Shields., Swathi Kaliki, Sanket U. Shah, Carlos G. Bianciotto,<br />
Jerry A. Shields.<br />
1527 RB21<br />
COMPARATIVE PHARMACOKINETICS OF TOPOTECAN<br />
AND MELPHALAN AFTER INTRA-ARTERIAL ADMINIS-<br />
TRATIONS IN THE SWINE MODEL<br />
Paula Schaiquevich, Emiliano Buitrago, Ana Torbidoni, Alejandro<br />
Ceciliano, Adriana Fandino, Javier Opezzo, Marcelo Asprea, Sergio<br />
Sierre, Flavio Requejo, David H. Abramson, Guillermo F. Bramuglia,<br />
Guillermo L. Chantada.<br />
539 RB22<br />
RELAPSES FOLLOWING INTRA-ARTERIAL CHEMO-<br />
THERAPY WITH MELPHALAN<br />
T. Hadjistilianou, S. De Francesco, S. Bracco, P. Galluzzi, P. Toti, P.<br />
Gennari, A. D’Ambrosio, M. Caini, D. Galimberti, A. Cerase, C. Venturi<br />
2257 RB23<br />
FACTORS INFLUENCING RESPONSE RATE FOLLOWING<br />
INTRA-OPHTHALMIC ARTERY MELPHALAN SALVAGE<br />
THERAPY FOR RELAPSE AFTER PRIMARY TREATMENT<br />
OF RETINOBLASTOMA<br />
John Hungerford, Judith Kingston, Stefan Brew, Ashwin Reddy, Mandeep<br />
Sagoo, Fergus Robertson, Jane Herod<br />
60 RB24<br />
INTRAVITREAL CHEMOTHERAPY WITH MELPHALAN FOR<br />
VITREOUS DISEASE IN ADVANCED RETINOBLASTOMA:<br />
EVIDENCE FOR SAFETY AND EFFICACY<br />
Francis L. Munier, Marie-Claire Gaillard, Aubin Balmer, Susan Houghton,<br />
Maja Beck-Popovic
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