Jan 8th 2008

"Post-operative Radiotherapy
for Prostate Cancer"

Dr. Charles Catton

An audience of 65 members, wives and around 10 guests attended this very informative
talk by Dr. Charles Catton. Some guests came from as far away as Brighton to attend
Dr. Catton's talk, ask question and seek his advise.

Dr. Charles Catton's presentation provided detailed background information
on prostate cancer, on Radiotherapy and went on to focus on new research
directions and on combining treatments for prostate cancer. The area of combining
treatments was not only unique and specialized but included leading edge research
findings and some of the latest techniques thus providing us with much new
information about treatment possibilities previously unknown and unimaginable.

The talk was followed by a Questions and Answer session with lots of interesting
questions from the audience. Most queries related to member's particular
condition with Dr. Catton providing his advise and opinion. A question received
by email was also read out and answered in detail.

We are pleased to offer Audio and Presentation slides downloads of this session.

About Dr. Charles Catton

Dr Charles Catton has been on staff in the Department of Radiation Oncology
at the Princess Margaret Hospital since1989.

He has a particular interest in the development of New Radiotherapy Techniques
for prostate cancer, and is currently leading one Canadian Institutes of Health
Research-funded international trial investigating hypo-fractionated (short course)
radiotherapy for prostate cancer, and one national trial sponsored by National
Cancer Institute of Canada Clinical Trials Group investigating post-operative
radiotherapy and hormone therapy for prostate cancer.

Dr Catton is an Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology at the University of Toronto.
He is the GU site group leader for the Dept of Radiation Oncology at Princess Margaret
Hospital and is also the Radiation Oncology representative on the Executive Committee
of the National Cancer Institute of Canada GU Clinical Trials Group.

Our thanks to Dr. Charles Catton for a
an excellent and informative presentation.

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