Sponsored Breakfast Industry Session 2

09:15 - 10:15

Novel Ways to Expand Genomics Services: How We Do It

Moderators: Aimee Lucas & Cathy Eng

Hereditary Risk Assessment: Reaching the Underserved, Andrew Ward & James McLoughlin & Erin Campbell
Project DNA: Multi-Disciplinary, Community-based surveillance programs, Daniel Luba & Lulu Zhang & Maria Concepcion Dalmacio
Same Day Genetic Testing, Susy Malca & Sandra Brown & Anita Gregory & Windy Tran
Panel, Q&A

Session II: Hereditary Syndromes: Beyond Cancer Survival 

Moderators: Alicia Latham & Christopher Lieu

Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis, Andria Besser
Oncofertility, Sukhkamal B. Campbell
New Models in Cascade Testing, Nicolette Rodriguez
Bringing the Patient Voice to Advocacy & Policy, Anjee Davis
Case Report: Non-Binary Patient with a Germline {CDH1} Pathogenic Variant: Counseling and Clinical Considerations, Megha Ranganathan
Panel, Q&A

Sponsored Lunch Industry Session 2

Lemuel Herrera Lectureship

Moderator: Gregory Idos

Puerto Rico Familial Colorectal Cancer Registry as a Framework for Clinical & Translational Research in Diverse Communities, Marcia Cruz Correa

Co-evolution of mismatch repair loss and the immune response in Lynch Syndrome, Kevin Monahan
Real-time use of artificial intelligence (CADEYE) in colorectal cancer surveillance of patients with Lynch syndrome – a randomized pilot trial, Robert Hüneburg
Clinical outcomes following termination of immunotherapy due to long-term benefit in MSI-H colorectal cancer, Kristen Simmons
Genetic testing outcomes in a program of pan-cancer testing for mismatch repair deficiency, Linda H Rodgers Fouche
Evaluation of Lynch Syndrome Risk Models in a Multi-Center Diverse Population, Jenny Lu
Multigene panel testing yields high rates of clinically actionable variants amongst colorectal cancer patients, Bryson W Katona

Early Career Reception / 18:00 - 18:45
Location: Posters' Area

Poster Walk / 18:45 - 19:30
Location: Posters' Area

Poster Walk Discussants:
Heather Hampel, MS CGCC – Professor, Department of Medical Oncology & Therapeutics Research, City of Hope Medical Center
Carol Burke, MD – Vice Chair of the Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition and Head of the Polyposis Center at the Sanford R. Weiss MD Center for Hereditary Colorectal Neoplasia at the Cleveland Clinic

Town Hall on Cancer Genetics and Reproductive Health
Location: Symphony I

Ronald David Alvarez, MD, MBA – Chairman and Clinical Service Chief, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Vanderbilt University
Martha Shaw Dudek, MS, LCGC – Program Director Master of Genetic Counseling, Vanderbilt University

Session IV: The Deep Small Bowel: We can get there, but should we?

Moderators: Peter Stanich & Jill Genua

State of the Art Diagnostics & Therapeutics in the Small Bowel, Harold J Boutte
Small Bowel in FAP & Lynch Syndrome: Beyond the Duodenum, Julie Yang
Small Bowel Preservation in Peutz Jegher Syndrome: How we do it, David Liska & Amit Bhatt & Justin M. Ream
Panel, Q&A

Jeremy Jass Lectureship

Moderator: Aimee Lucas

Artificial Intelligence in Colorectal Cancer Screening & Surveillance, David Hewett

Session V: Ready for Prime Time?

Moderators: Matthew Kalady & Heather Hampel

A multidisciplinary, multi-center approach to solve challenging clinical colorectal cancer and polyposis cases: How we do it, Brian Shirts & Angie Jacobson & Melyssa Aronson
Polygenic risk score in familial and early-onset colorectal cancer, Laura Valle
Stool Based Surveillance in Lynch Syndrome, Kevin Monahan
Impact of CHIP on survivorship, Sarah Bannon
Rectum Preserving Colectomy: Can we offer it to all FAP patients?, Jon Vogel
Case Report: Deep Dive into {APC} Introns: Paired DNA/RNA Testing Identifies Novel FAP and AFAP Alleles in the Deep Intronic Regions of {APC}, Colin Young
Panel, Q&A

Collaborative Research Session
Are you interested in collaborating on research projects with other CGA-IGC members and meeting attendees? Join the CGA-IGC Research committee for our 2^nd annual collaborative research session.  This session allows attendees to learn about the below studies who are currently looking for collaborators, hear directly from the authors about what they are looking for in a potential collaborator and offers time for direct conversations with authors.

Known Colorectal Cancer Polygenic Risk Score is Associated with Baseline Screening Colonoscopy Findings but Not Follow Up Colonoscopy Outcomes, Brian Sullivan
Establishing colonoscopy adenoma detection rate as quality metric in Lynch Syndrome, Josh Melson
Risk and predictors of gastric and intestinal cancer in patients with Lynch Syndrome, Dan Li
Generation of human iPSCs from HDGC families carrying the CDH1 c.1901C>T pathogenic variant and WGS analysis of candidate HDGC genetic modifiers, Rita Matos

(lunch provided)

CGA-IGC Business Meeting | Meeting Conclusion & Presidential Transition
Location: Symphony I

Swati G. Patel, CGA-IGC President
Michael Hall, CGA-IGC Treasurer

Post Meeting Wrap Up
Location: Symphony I

Peter Stanich, CGA-IGC President-Elect