What emerges from the most recent first line trials is that the progress in advanced ovarian cancer depends not only on new treatment, but on the better patient selection: not all patients are in the same situation. And the most appropriate treatment must be determined for each individual: the best treatment for each patient.

Within the complex clinical landscape of advanced ovarian cancer, the need for a multidisciplinary approach and ongoing clinical research — in both surgical and medical fields — makes it essential for these patients to be treated in specialist centres, where the necessary expertise and experience are available to decide the best treatment.

Professor Domenica Lorusso, Director of the Gynaecological Oncology Unit at Humanitas Hospital San Pio X in Milan and a Full Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Humanitas University in Rozzano (Italy), hosts this TJ Talks, which explores future treatment strategies for the advanced ovarian cancer, with her skilled guests: Dr. Fabio Martinelli, expert in gynecological oncology surgery, and Dr. Elena Giudice, expert in gynecological medical oncology treatment, both from the Gynaecological Oncology Unit at Humanitas Hospital San Pio X.

What emerges from the most recent first line trials is that the progress in advanced ovarian cancer depends not only on new treatment, but on the better patient selection: not all patients are in the same situation. And the most appropriate treatment must be determined for each individual: the best treatment for each patient.
Within the complex clinical landscape of advanced ovarian cancer, the need for a multidisciplinary approach and ongoing clinical research &mdash; in both surgical and medical fields &mdash; makes it essential for these patients to be treated in specialist centres, where the necessary expertise and experience are available to decide the best treatment.
Professor Domenica Lorusso, Director of the Gynaecological Oncology Unit at Humanitas Hospital San Pio X in Milan and a Full Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Humanitas University in Rozzano (Italy), hosts this TJ Talks, which explores future treatment strategies for the advanced ovarian cancer, with her skilled guests: Dr. Fabio Martinelli, expert in gynecological oncology surgery, and Dr. Elena Giudice, expert in gynecological medical oncology treatment, both from the Gynaecological Oncology Unit at Humanitas Hospital San Pio X.

TJ Talks is an educational initiative featuring conversations about oncology led by Prof. Giancarlo Pruneri, Editor in Chief of Tumori Journal.

The podcast series aims to explore a variety of topics of interest that reflect the dynamic and evolving nature of oncology research, with contributions from renowned international experts and promising young researchers in the field. Through these insightful discussions, TJ Talks seeks to support the professional development of clinicians and researchers working to improve the cancer care.

Follow us on X, Bluesky and LinkedIn to always be updated on cancer research and clinical practice in oncology!

TJ Talks is an educational initiative featuring conversations about oncology led by Prof. Giancarlo Pruneri, Editor in Chief of Tumori Journal.
The podcast series aims to explore a variety of topics of interest that reflect the dynamic and evolving nature of oncology research, with contributions from renowned international experts and promising young researchers in the field. Through these insightful discussions, TJ Talks seeks to support the professional development of clinicians and researchers working to improve the cancer care.
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TJ Talks

Conversations on trending topics in oncology hosted by the Editor-in-Chief of Tumori Journal, Prof. Giancarlo Pruneri.

Conversations on trending topics in oncology hosted by the Editor-in-Chief of Tumori Journal, Prof. Giancarlo Pruneri.