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PROGRAM CO-DIRECTORSAnthony Martino, M.D.

Associate Professor, Department of Neurological Surgery, University of South AlabamaAssociate Member Physician, USA Mitchell Cancer Institute

John R. Russell, M.D., M.S., F.A.C.R.O., F.A.C.R.Chair, Department of Radiation Oncology, Elsie Colle Professor, Interdisciplinary Clinical Oncology,

USA Mitchell Cancer Institute

SPONSORED BY:University of South Alabama College of Medicine

Office of Continuing Medical Education

MAY 6 - 7, 2011

presents

Friday evening, May 6, Opening Reception, 6-8:00 p.m.

A welcoming reception overlooking beautiful Mobile Bay willfeature cocktails and heavy hors d’oeuvres with openingremarks by Dr. Michael Boyd, Director of the Mitchell CancerInstitute. The evening will include a festive “blind wine pull”with estate wines donated by area merchants and businesses.Immensely popular last year, this even generated livelyconversation and high spirited fun that you wouldn’t want tomiss! Proceeds to benefit the Mitchell Cancer Institute. Aspouse or guest is included in this event.

Saturday, May 7th

ShoppingShopping and lunch indowntown Fairhope. Acomplementary shuttle willbe provided by Marriott’sGrand Hotel for this outing.Shuttle will be leaving at11a and returning to theHotel at 1:15p and/or

3:00p. Join the group and explore the beautiful baysidecommunity of Fairhope. Whether delving into the town’srich history as a single tax economic experiment byfollowers of 19th century economist Henry George,exploring the diverse personalities of writers, artists andfree-thinkers that have contributed to the complexion ofthis unique Southern village or patronizing the boutiques,gourmet restaurants and cozy cafes that line its’ streets,Fairhope has something for everyone! Reservations areneeded via the concierge at 251-928-9201.

The Spa at the GrandWhat could make Mother’s Day more GRAND than a tripto the #1 Spa Resort in the Marriott hotel chain! Offering afull range of services, the Spa at the Grand features 20,000square feet of luxurious European style treatments designedto calm, rejuvenate and restore the body, mind and spirit.Nine temperature controlled treatment rooms, whirlpool,steam and sauna rooms, indoor swimming pool, a state ofthe art Fitness Center and a full-service Spa Salon allenhance the services offered. Make a day of pamperingyourself, a loved one or just reservations for an afternoonfacial or massage. For a list of those services view thewebsite www.marriottgrand.com, click on “About thisHotel” then “Spa.” Reservations are encouraged, as soon aspossible, to ensure the greatest availability. Please contactthe Spa at 251-990-6385 for questions or reservations.

TennisA Match Made inHeavenThe combination ofancient oak treessurrounding theLakewood Club atthe Colony and theworld-class tennisfacility with ninebeautiful hydroclay courts justcompleted in 2009,creates an enticingopportunity to tryout that new racquetor top spin. Eachcourt has a unique subsurface watering system allowingoptimum court surface regardless of weather changes. Onehard court is also available and all 10 courts are fullylighted with viewing areas. Come join fellow conferenceattendees in an afternoon mens’ and womens’ tennis

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One Grand BoulevardPoint Clear, Alabama 36564

251-928-9201www.marriottgrand.comMAY 6 - 7, 2011

scramble complements of the Colony at the Grand. Playwill begin at 2:00p and conclude at 5:00p. Level of playmust be indicated and reservations are needed for thisevent via the concierge at 251-928-9201. An overallwinner will be named and the winner will receive a grandprize donated by the Colony at the Grand. For thoseinterested in match play outside of the scramble, pleasecontact Diane Martino with your request at 251-259-8087and arrangements will be made.

GolfHigh Tee As one of thecrown jewelsof thenationallyrenownedRobert TrentJones GolfTrail, theLakewood GolfClub enjoys arich history as the first professional quality course in southAlabama. The exclusive club had its beginnings in 1944.Perry Maxwell, designer of the Tulsa Southern HillsCountry Club which hosted the 2001 U.S. Open, broughthis extraordinary skills to bear alongside the 200 year oldmajestic live oaks of Point Clear, Alabama. Rolling fairwaysand tight greens, spring fed lakes and meandering streamsmake the 36 holes of Lakewood both beautiful andchallenging.

Extensive renovations in 2001-2003 to both the clubhouseand greens restored Lakewood’s reputation as one of thepremier golfing destinations in the South. Enjoy classic Tif-Dwarf putting surfaces, 419 Bermuda grass tees,fairways and roughs and two meticulously maintained 72-par courses. Join colleagues and friends for relaxing play along beautiful Mobile Bay. Shotgun start at 2:00pm.For further information regarding golf contact the concierge at 251-928-9201 or view the websitewww.lakewoodatthegrand.com. Please provide a handicapupon registration for participation in this event.

Child CareKids Camp (ages 5-12)will be offered 10a-2pboth Friday andSaturday. Guests maymake arrangements forthese services byrequest via theconcierge at 251-928-9201.

Evening Child CareKids Camp (Ages 5-12) is available from6p-10p. Cost is $35per child. Thisservice includesdinner, a snack, amovie, games and anarts and craft project.Reservations are needed for this service via the conciergeat 251-928-9201.

Under age 5, a bonded nanny agency, “My Favorite Nanny”is available. Advanced reservations are needed for thisservice via the concierge at 251-928-9201.

ROOM RATE/RESERVATIONS

$199.00 per nightPlease make reservations by April 5 as a limitedquantity of rooms are available at this special

rate. Reservations may be made online atwww.marriottgrand.com.

Group code: ONCONCA or call the Grand Hotel at 1-800-544-9933.

Complementary parking for hotel guests. Valet parking available at

a daily rate of $12.00.

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Oncology Outlook 2011CME Event: May 6 - 7, 2011

The Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa

PROGRAM OF EVENTSFriday, May 66:00 to 8:00 pm Reception and Welcome

Michael R.Boyd, M.D., Ph.D., Abraham A. Mitchell Chair and Director, USA Mitchell Cancer InstituteSaturday, May 76:30 to 7:15 am Registration and Breakfast

7:15 to 7:30 am Welcome and Introduction, John R.Russell, M.D.

7:30 to 8:00 am Minimally Invasive Approach to Barrett’s Esophageal CancerWilliam Richards, M.D., Professor and Chair, Department of Surgery, University of South Alabama

8:00 to 8:30 am Hepatic Resections in Cancer Carlo Contreras, M.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, University of South Alabama

8:30 to 9:00 am Pancreatic Surgery and Cancer Lee Thompson, M.D., Cancer Surgery of Mobile, P.C.

9:00 to 10:00 am Pediatric CNS Malignancies: Neurosurgical and Radiation Treatment UpdatesSuzanne Russo, M.D., Philip Rubin Professor, Interdisciplinary Clinical Oncology, Senior Staff Radiation Oncologist, Department of Radiation Oncology, USA Mitchell Cancer Institute

Anthony Martino, M.D., Associate Professor, Department of Neurological Surgery, University of South Alabama

10:00 to 10:15 am REFRESHMENT BREAK

10:15 to 10:45 am Update in Breast Cancer TechnologyJohn R. Russell, M.D., Chair, Department of Radiation Oncology, Elsie Colle Professor, Interdisciplinary Clinical Oncology, USA Mitchell Cancer Institute

10:45 to 11:15 am Hypofractionation Approaches In Radiation Therapy Roger Ove, M.D., Ph.D., Philip Rubin Professor, Interdisciplinary Clinical Oncology, Vice-Chair and Senior Staff Radiation Oncologist, Department of Radiation Oncology, USA Mitchell Cancer Institute

11:15 to 11:45 am Modulation of DNA Methylation and Cancer TherapyHung Khong, M.D., Associate Professor of Interdisciplinary Clinical Oncology, USA Mitchell Cancer Institute

11:45 to 12:15 pm Drug Resistance Research at the MCIEddie Reed, M.D., Point Clear Charities Chair and Associate Director, Cancer Prevention and Control, Professor of Oncologic Sciences, and Abraham Mitchell Distinguished Investigator,USA Mitchell Cancer Institute

12:15 to 1:15 pm LUNCH with guest speaker Oliver Sartor, M.D., Medical Director, Tulane Cancer Center, Piltz Professor of Cancer Research, Tulane Departments of Medicine and Urology Advances in the Management of Castrate-Resistant Prostate Cancer

1:15 to 1:30 pm Closing Remarks, Anthony Martino, M.D.

Oncology Outlook 2011CME Event: May 6 - 7, 2011

The Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa

TARGET AUDIENCEAll Physicians, Physician Extenders, Nurses, Radiation Therapists and other healthcare professionals.

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1) Understand recent advances in surgical oncology and the treatment ofcomplex malignancies in order to incorporate best practices into theclinical care of cancer patients.

2) Discuss the importance of interdisciplinary cancer care and adherence tocurrent NCCN guidelines so that patient management and outcomes areimproved.

3) Understand recent advances and pathophysiology of Barrett’s Esophagusprogression to adenocarcinoma of the esophagus.

4) Understand the indications for treatment of early Barrett’s cancer withmucosal ablation.

5) Understand the role of minimally invasive antireflux surgery to preventprogression of dysplasia in Barrett’s esophagus.

6) Discuss surgical options available in treating pancreatic and metastaticliver cancer to incorporate appropriate best practices into the clinical careof cancer patients.

7) Obtain an overview of current pediatric neurologic malignanciesincluding neurosurgical and radiation management.

8) Discuss advances in the treatment of pediatric neurologic malignanciesin order to provide health professionals with information on the latestavailable resources to improve patient outcomes.

9) Discuss radiotherapeutic advances in breast cancer treatment in order toprovide health professionals with information on the latest availableresources to improve patient outcomes.

10) Discuss advances in radiation therapy such as Cyberknife technology,IMRT, Accuboost, Mammosite technology and Hypofractionation fornumerous sites to update health professionals’ therapeutic knowledge inorder to incorporate appropriate best practices.

11) Understand the association of epigenetics and cancer treatment.12) Obtain an overview of translational research in oncology and clinical

trials in order to provide health professionals information on the latestavailable resources to improve patient outcomes.

13) Discuss pharmacologic and molecular principles of why tumors becomeresistant to anti-cancer drugs.

14) Discuss new medical strategies in genitourinary cancers to update healthprofessionals’ therapeutic knowledge in order to incorporate appropriatebest practices.

15) Understand new therapeutic options for advanced prostate cancer

ACCREDITATION STATEMENT“The University of South Alabama is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medicaleducation for physicians.The University of South Alabama designates this educational activity for a maximum of 5.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM.Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.”

Application for CME will be filed with the ARRT for Category A Credits and the Alabama Board of Nursing for 5.5 CEU credits. Approval pending.

OBJECTIVES

Dr. Oliver Sartor is a graduateof Tulane Medical School(1982) and was electedPresident of the AOA HonorSociety. After completingResidency in Internal Medicineat Tulane in 1986, he served asa Fellow in the MedicalOncology Branch of theNational Cancer Institute inBethesda, Maryland. From1990-1993 he served as aSenior Investigator at theNational Cancer Institute in theClinical Pharmacology Branch

where he began to focus on novel therapeutics and clinical trials foradvanced prostate cancer patients. He was the Director of the StanleyS. Scott Cancer Center, and served as Chief of theHematology/Oncology Section at the Louisiana State University(LSU) Health Sciences Center in New Orleans from 1998-2006.

After Hurricane Katrina, he departed New Orleans to join the LankCenter for Genitourinary Oncology at the Dana-Farber CancerInstitute/Harvard Medical School in Boston.He returned to Tulane Medical School in 2008 as the Piltz Professorof Cancer Research with a joint appointment in the Departments ofMedicine and Urology and serves in that capacity today. In 2010 hewas appointed as the Medical Director of the Tulane Cancer Center.

Dr. Sartor’s research and clinical interests have focused broadly onprostate cancer over the past 20 years. His publications range fromthe genetic studies on prostate cancer, to studies of ethnicpopulations, to clinical trials involving novel agents. Among otherduties, he is past-Chairman of the Integration Panel for theDepartment of Defense’s Congressionally Directed Medical ResearchProgram in Prostate Cancer and the Medical Oncology Chairman ofthe GU Oncology Committee at the Radiation Therapy OncologyGroup (RTOG). He has lead a number of large international trials inprostate cancer, including those leading to the FDA approval ofsamarium-153 EDTMP and cabazitaxel.

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER

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CO-DIRECTORSDr. John R. Russell

Dr. Russell has beenin the practice ofRadiation Oncologyfor 30 years. He hasserved as Chief ofRadiation Oncology

Services for Fitzsimons Army MedicalCenter, Mobile Infirmary Medical Center,and the USA Mitchell Cancer Institute. Heis active in national clinical trial groupsincluding RTOG, SWOG, GOG, ECOG,and NSABP. He participates on nationalcommittees for ASTRO, ACCC, andRTOG. He has sub-specialized in headand neck, breast and prostatemalignancies. He leads an active prostateseed implant program at the MobileInfirmary and at the USA Mitchell CancerInstitute.

Dr. Anthony Martino

Dr. Martino is anAssociate Professor ofNeurosurgery atUSACOM. He trained inneurosurgery at SUNYSyracuse and

subsequently completed a fellowship inPediatric Neurosurgery at UCSF. He heldfaculty positions at Wayne State Universityand Dartmouth Medical School prior tocoming to USA. He is a member of theAmerican Association of NeurologicSurgeons and The Congress of NeurologicSurgeons. His clinical practice includes bothpediatric and adult neurosurgery. Heparticipated in the development of theradiosurgery program at the MCI and treatsAVM's, benign and malignant CNSneoplasms, and trigeminal neuralgia. He haspresented at multiple local, regional andnational meetings on a variety ofneurosurgical topics. He is actively engagedin teaching residents and medical students.

REGISTRATION FORM

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_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Business Phone Home Phone

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Fax Number E-Mail Address

� I plan to participate in the tennis scramble on Saturday afternoon� Male Level of play: _________________________� Female Level of play: _________________________

� I plan to participate in the golf outing on Saturday afternoonHandicap: ___________________________

REGISTRATION FEES:Physician $200Physician Extender/Residents $100Nurses and All Other Healthcare Professionals $75*Fees include Friday Evening reception and Saturday conferenceincluding full breakfast, plated lunch, and complimentary parking.

� Physician � Physician extender/Resident � Nurse � Other

Late registration fee of $35.00 applied after April 22, 2011.Cancellation Policy:No telephone cancellations. A written notification must be received. A50% refund will be given if postmarked on or before April 14, 2011 tothe above address. If written notice is faxed or E-mailed it must bereceived by April 14, 2011 to 251-445-8366 orscrutchfield@usouthal.edu.

Special Needs Statement“In order to comply with ADA requirements, please indicate at least three

days in advance if you need special assistance or have special dietaryneeds.” If you are in need of a special accommodation, please call or

submit a description of your needs in writing in order to receive service.

� I plan to attend the Friday night welcoming reception # of attendees ______________

Please make checks payable to:South Alabama Medical Science Foundation (SAMSF)Mail to Sharrie Cranford, LGSW307 N. University Blvd., CSAB 251, Mobile, AL 36688-0002Phone (251) 414-8080 • Fax (251) 414-8081E-mail: scranford@usouthal.edu

Online Registration:Visit the USA Department of CME home page www.usa-cme.com or type in http://cmetracker.net/USAL/Catalog?SessionType=Course