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Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup Translational Research Brainstorming October 2016 Lisbon Dr David Millan CONSULTANT PATHOLOGIST SCOTTISH GYNAECOLOGICAL CANCER GROUP Representative of the GCIG Pathology


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Dr David Millan

CONSULTANT PATHOLOGIST SCOTTISH GYNAECOLOGICAL CANCER GROUP Representative of the GCIG Pathology Liaison group

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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DESIGN OF GOOD STUDIES

START WITH A PATHOLOGICAL DEFINITION OF THE DISEASE UNDER STUDY

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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How important are pathological criteria?

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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Kommoss papers Ovarian tumours 2013 – specialist review- 6.8% patients had a major diagnostic ,clinically relevant discrepancy in comparison to the initial diagnosis 2016-change in definition of disease 2002 vs. 2014 46% cases changed histotype.

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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PATHOLOGY

TISSUE DISSECTION PROTOCOLS ARE ALSO ESSENTIAL SURGICAL TRIALS poor quality of surgical trials in cervical cancer

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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MANY TRIALS ARE DEVALUED OR INVALIDATED BY THE POOR QUALITY OF THEIR PATHOLOGICAL DEFINITION AND EVALUATION

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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How can we improve?

  • Trial specific pathology manual.
  • Definition of acceptable and applicable

diagnostic criteria

  • Histopathological features
  • Molecular profiling
  • Review-various mechanisms

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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THE PATHOLOGY MANUAL
 IS CONTRUCTED BY ALL THE 
 PATHOLOGISTS
 WORKING WITH THE PARTICIPATING TRIAL GROUPS
 
 JGOG- CCC Trial

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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Clear Cell Cytoplasm

Higher power view of CCC in which numerous enlarged, hyperchromatic, atypical and bizarre nuclei are easily identified.

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True yolk sac tumor in a young patient. Note classical Schiller-Duval bodies and prominent clear cells.

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TRIALS PATHOLOGY

  • Stringency of definitions
  • In ‘TRIAL’ terms pragmatism is needed in

diagnostic criteria

  • WHAT IS REASONABLE, OBVIOUS ,

ACCEPTABLE.

  • Determined by participating representative

and together with participating pathologists from the active trial groups.

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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GCIG PATHOLOGY QUALITY

  • REFLECTION OF THE TRIAL PATHOLOGY MANUAL AND ITS CLARITY

OF DIRECTION

  • RECOGNITION OF INTERNATIONAL ISSUES
  • ESSENTIAL HARMONISATION REQUIREMENT
  • IT RESOURCES
  • POTENTIAL FOR SHARING

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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PATHOLOGY REVIEW

  • DIFFERENT MODELS –slides and images
  • SHARING ….
  • TRIAL AND FUNDING DEPENDENT
  • INCORPORATION INTO TRIAL DESIGN AND

COSTING

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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Pathology Review

  • Part of standard diagnostic process e.g..

French system regional and national , U.K. MDT process.

  • Trial specific case review- diagnostic

criteria may be more stringent

  • International Review
  • Managing discrepancies

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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Once we have agreed that we are all studying the same disease entity and its stage

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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TRANSLATIONAL STUDIES

  • TRIAL DESIGN AND ETHICS
  • TISSUE COLLECTION
  • PATHOLOGICAL INVOLVEMENNT
  • STANDARDISATION
  • COLLABORATIVE STUDIES ,
  • AUTHORSHIP RIGHTS

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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Who has the tissue?

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon


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The Pathologist !

Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup
 Translational Research Brainstorming
 October 2016 Lisbon