PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME - MONDAY 15TH - TUESDAY 16TH JUNE BOURNEMOUTH INTERNATIONAL CENTRE - ASSOCIATION OF BREAST SURGERY
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PROVISIONAL
PROgramme
Monday 15th – Tuesday 16th June
Bournemouth International Centre
Register online at the early rate until 22nd May
www.associationofbreastsurgery.org.uk
ABS Conference 2020
Monday 15th – Tuesday 16th June, Bournemouth International Centre
Monday 15th June - AT A GLANCE
07.45 to 09.00 Registration, welcome refreshments, exhibition and poster viewing in Windsor Hall
Solent Hall Tregonwell Hall Purbeck Hall
09.00 to 10.30 Session 1 Session 2 Session 3
BREAST CANCER IN THE OLDER CONTRALATERAL MASTECTOMY MAMMARY FOLD: THE FUTURE
PATIENT IN A NON-HIGH RISK PATIENT OF BREAST TRAINING
10.30 to 11.00 Refreshments, exhibition and poster viewing in Windsor Hall
11.00 to 12.30 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6
DO OUR GUIDELINES NEED PRIZE PAPER SESSION CHALLENGES FOR NURSES IN
UPDATING? MANAGING BREAST CANCER IN
YOUNGER WOMEN
12.30 to 14.00 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing in Windsor Hall
12.45 to 13.45 LUNCHTIME SYMPOSIUM
Adding value to surgical
planning and assessment:
Intraoperative ultrasound,
RFID localization and
contrast-enhanced
mammography; can they
help?
14.00 to 14.30 Session 7
INVITED LECTURE
14.35 to 16.05 Session 8 Session 9 Session 10
SKIN SPARING MASTECTOMY DE-ESCALATION OF TREATMENT SUBMITTED PAPER SESSION
16.05 to 16.35 Refreshments, exhibition and poster viewing in Windsor Hall
16.35 to 17.05 Session 11
INVITED LECTURE
17.10 to 18.00 Session 12 Session 13 Session 14
MEDICO LEGAL SESSION PENSION UPDATE POSTER PRIZE SESSION
18.10 to 18.50 ABS AGM
18.10 to 18.50 Drinks reception, exhibition and poster viewing in Windsor Hall
09.00 to 10.30 - Solent Hall
Session 1 BREAST CANCER IN THE OLDER PATIENT
09.00 to 09.20 Equity of care for breast cancer surgery in the older UK patient
Prof Kieran Horgan, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
09.20 to 09.40 Systemic treatment for women with breast cancer in the over 70s
Dr Rachel Freedman, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston
09.40 to 10.00 Life expectancy calculation in clinical practice and impact on breast cancer management in the
older patient
Dr Richard Simcock, Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust
10.00 to 10.20 Bridging the age gap study
Prof Lynda Wyld, University of Sheffield
10.20 to 10.30 Discussion
09.00 to 10.30 - Tregonwell Hall
Session 2 CONTRALATERAL MASTECTOMY IN A NON-HIGH RISK PATIENT
09.00 to 09.15 GIRFT data: what is an acceptable bilateral mastectomy rate for unilateral cancer
Miss Tracey Irvine, Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
09.15 to 09.35 Contralateral mastectomy in a non-high risk patient
Mr Narendra Basu, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
09.35 to 9.55 Contralateral mastectomy – a US perspective
Dr Tari King, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston
09.55 to 10.15 Evidence, emotion and ethics: personal and professional reflections on bilateral mastectomy
Prof Deborah Bowman, St George’s University of London
10.15 to 10.30 Discussion
09.00 to 10.30 - Purbeck Hall
Session 3 MAMMARY FOLD: THE FUTURE OF BREAST TRAINING
09.00 to 09.15 Workforce planning
Dr Julie Doughty, Gartnavel General Hospital, Glasgow
09.15 to 09.30 Curriculum changes and the future of TIG fellowships
Miss Anne Tansley, Royal Liverpool University Hospital
09.30 to 09.45 SAC/ARCP impact
Miss Sarah Downey, James Paget University Hospitals - NHS Foundation Trust
09.45 to 10.00 TPD perspective
Miss Rachel Bright-Thomas, Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
10.00 to 10.30 Q&A
11.00 to 12.30 - Solent Hall
Session 4 DO OUR GUIDELINES NEED UPDATING?
11.00 to 11.20 Managing B3 lesions in high risk patients
Prof Sacha Howell, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
11.20 to 11.40 What is the optimal margin for DCIS?
Prof John Robertson, University Hospitals of Derby & Burton NHS Foundation Trust
11.40 to 12.00 Current management and controversies of LCIS
Dr Tari King, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston
12.00 to 12.20 Is blue dye dying?
Miss Raghavan Vidya, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust
12.20 to 12.30 Discussion
11.00 to 12.30 - Tregonwell Hall
Session 5 PRIZE PAPER SESSION
11.00 to 11.10 1. Is post mastectomy radiotherapy beneficial in the setting of a complete pathological response after
neoadjuvant chemotherapy for breast cancer? Systematic review and meta-analysis of the literature
Ms Reena Shah, Royal Free Hospital
11.10 to 11.20 2. The impact of radiotherapy on patient-reported outcomes of immediate implant-based breast
reconstruction: results of a prospective multicentre cohort study
Dr Emma Sewart, University of Bristol
11.20 to 11.30 3. Prepectoral immediate implant-based reconstruction using Braxon® acellular dermal matrix.
Multicentre study from the United Kingdom
Mr Mihir Chandarana, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
11.30 to 11.40 4. Are we overtreating breast cancers following previous breast augmentation? Lessons from iBRA
Mr Benjamin Baker, Manchester University Hospitals
11.40 to 11.50 5. Targeting the procoagulant tumour microenvironment in breast cancer
Miss Emma Blower, Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute
11.50 to 12.00 6. Sentinel lymph node identification using super paramagnetic iron oxide versus radioisotope: the
UK Sentimag trial (SMART study)
Dr Naga Amulya Mullapudi, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust
12.00 to 12.10 7. Does mesh improve patient satisfaction and health related quality of life after implant based
breast reconstruction? A multicentre prospective cohort study
Dr Emma Sewart, University of Bristol
12.10 to 12.20 8. Pilot study of artificial intelligence software for patients’ self-referral to breast clinic
Dr Ahsan Rao, Imperial College London
11.00 to 12.30 - Purbeck Hall
Session 6 CHALLENGES FOR NURSES IN MANAGING BREAST CANCER IN YOUNGER WOMEN
Interactive Panel Discussion:
Dr Isabel White, Maggie’s Centres
Denise Flett, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Catherine Harper-Wynne, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Foundation Trust &
Kelly Short, Patient Representative
12.45 to 13.45 - Tregonwell Hall
SPONSORED LUNCHTIME SYMPOSIUM
Adding value to surgical planning and assessment: Intraoperative ultrasound, RFID localization
and contrast-enhanced mammography; can they help?
12.45 to 13.00 Experiences with hand-held portable ultrasound in an intraoperative surgical setting
Mr Muneer Ahmed, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
13.00 to 13.15 Wire-free breast lesion localisation with the Hologic LOCalizer TM RFID tag system: experience from
the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead
Mr Robert Milligan, Gateshead Health NHS Foundations Trust
13.15 to 13.30 Contrast-enhanced mammography in the management of patients at the Royal Marsden
Dr Steven Allen, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
13.30 to 13.45 Discussion
14.00 to 14.30 - Solent Hall
Session 7 INVITED LECTURE
Under treatment of breast cancer
Dr Rachel Freedman, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston
14.35 to 16.05 - Solent Hall
Session 8 SKIN SPARING MASTECTOMY
14.35 to 14.55 Skin sparing mastectomy – flaps, recurrence and consent
Prof Ramsey Cutress, University of Southampton & University Hospitals Southampton
14.55 to 15.10 Imaging the reconstructed breast
Dr Steven Allen, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
15.10 to 15.25 Anterior margin following skin sparing mastectomy
Prof Sarah Pinder, King’s College London
15.25 to 15.45 Anterior margin: results of the TIG collaborative study
Mr Neill Patani, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
15.45 to 16.05 Discussion
14.35 to 16.05 - Tregonwell Hall
Session 9 DE-ESCALATION OF TREATMENT
14.35 to 14.55 FAST Forward Study - results
Dr Duncan Wheatley, Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
14.55to 15.10 PRIMETIME
Prof Cliona Kirwan, University of Manchester
15.10 to 15.25 SMALL study
Mr Stuart McIntosh, Belfast City Hospital
15.25 to 15.40 ATNEC
Mr Amit Goyal, University Hospital of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust
15.40 to 15.55 Post-NACT image guided biopsy to assess residual cancer in the breast
Mr Marios Konstantinos Tasoulis, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
15.55 to 16.05 Discussion
14.35 to 15.55 - Purbeck Hall
Session 10 SUBMITTED PAPER SESSION
14.35 to 14.45 9. Surgical resection of the primary tumour in older women with metastatic breast cancer in
England and Wales
Miss Katie Miller, Clinical Effectiveness Unit, Royal College of Surgeons of England
14.45 to 14.55 10. Decoding the role of cancer stem cells in progression of breast cancer: a pilot study
Prof Diptendra Sarkar, Institute of Post-Graduate Medical Education and Research, Kolkata
14.55 to 15.05 11. The IBRAnet localisation study; a national multi centre prospective cohort study of wire- and
Magseed guided localisation for impalpable breast lesions
Mr Rajiv Dave, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
15.05 to 15.15 12. Genetic and epigenetic signatures in circulating monocytes suggests alteration to pro-tumoural
phenotype may occur prior to arrival in the tumour microenvironment
Miss Amy Robinson, University of Edinburgh
15.15 to 15.25 13. Assessing the Oncotype DX breast recurrence score assay on core biopsy to predict response to
neoadjuvant treatment in patients with breast cancer - a systematic review and meta-analysis
Dr Ahmed Al-Maksoud, St. Vincent’s Hospital, Dublin
15.25 to 15.35 14. Impalpable breast lesion localisation, a logistical challenge: Results of the UK iBRA-NET national
practice questionnaire
Mr Santosh Somasundaram, University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay
15.35 to 15.45 15. Effectiveness of cyanoacrylate (Glubran 2®) in reducing seroma formation in breast cancer
patients post-axillary dissection: a randomized controlled trial
Dr Mahmoud Al-Masri, King Hussein Cancer Center, Jordan
15.45 to 15.55 16. Surgical margin involvement increases distant cancer recurrence, not just local recurrence
Miss Sarah Michael, University of Manchester
16.35 to 17.05 - Solent Hall
Session 11 INVITED LECTURE
Breast conservation v mastectomy should we still be offering a choice?
Prof Chris Holcombe, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
17.10 to 18.00 - Solent Hall
Session 12 MEDICO LEGAL SESSION
17.10 to 17.25 Learning from litigation claims to improve patient care. Results from the GIRFT project
Miss Rachel O’Connell, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
17.25 to 17.40 A matter of judgement? Uncertainty, legal challenge and good decisions in clinical practice
Prof Deborah Bowman, St. George’s University of London
17.40 to 17.50 The surgical expert
Prof Phil Drew, Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
17.50 to 18.00 Discussion
17.10 to 18.00 - Tregonwell Hall
Session 13 BMA update on pensions and consultant contract
Speaker to be confirmed
17.10 to 18.00 - Purbeck Hall
Session 14 POSTER PRIZE SESSION
Oral presentations of the eight best posters
Tuesday 16th June - AT A GLANCE
08.00 to 09.00 Registration, welcome refreshments, exhibition and poster viewing
Solent Hall Tregonwell Hall Purbeck Hall
09.00 to 10.30 Session 15 Session 16 Session 17
ABS & BAPRAS AESTHETIC AND SCREENING AND NABCOP INNOVATION IN BREAST
ONCOPLASTIC SESSION AUDITS CANCER NURSING
10.35 to 11.05 Session 18
INVITED LECTURE
11.05 to 11.35 Refreshments, exhibition and poster viewing in Windsor Hall
11.35 to 13.05 Session 19 Session 20 Session 21
JOINT UK BREAST CANCER OPTIMISING THE SYMPTOMATIC SUBMITTED PAPER SESSION
GROUP & ABS SYMPOSIUM REFERRAL PATHWAY
13.05 to 14.25 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing in Windsor Hall
13.20 to 14.05 LUNCHTIME SYMPOSIUM
PRACTICAL GUIDE TO USING
MGAs IN THE EARLY BREAST
CANCER PATHWAY
14.25 to 15.55 Session 22 Session 23 Session 24
IMPLANT BASED BREAST DAY SURGERY SUBMITTED PAPER SESSION
RECONSTRUCTION
Close of conference
09.00 to 10.30 - Solent Hall
Session 15 ABS & BAPRAS AESTHETIC AND ONCOPLASTIC SESSION
09.00 to 09.20 Access to free flaps for breast reconstruction
Miss Ruth Waters, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
09.20 to 09.40 Salvage of breast implant based reconstruction
Mr Kristjan Asgeirsson, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
09.40 to 10.00 Perforator flaps for breast volume replacement in breast surgery
Ms Pankaj Roy, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust
10.00 to 10.20 Modified mastopexy technique following removal of implants and auto augmentation
Mr David Floyd, Royal Free Hospital
10.20 to 10.30 Discussion
09.00 to 10.30 - Tregonwell Hall
Session 16 SCREENING AND NABCOP AUDITS
09.00 to 09.40 Screening data
Mr Giles Cunnick, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust &
Mr Ashu Gandhi, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
09.40 to 10.00 NABCOP update
Prof Kieran Horgan, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
10.00 to 10.20 Discussion
09.00 to 10.30 - Purbeck Hall
Session 17 INNOVATION IN BREAST CANCER NURSING
09.00 to 09.20 CBT for hot flushes
Prof Debbie Fenlon, Swansea University
09.20 to 09.40 Look for the rainbow
Mrs Janet Hicks
09.40 to 10.00 Moving forward after breast cancer
Ms Maria Noblet, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust
10.00 to 10.20 Broadening our horizons – the Zimbabwe experience
Ms Elisabeth Grimsey, East Sussex NHS Healthcare NHS Trust
10.20 to 10.30 Discussion
10.35 to 11.05 - Solent Hall
Session 18 INVITED LECTURE
Locoregional surgery for stage IV disease
Dr Tari King, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston
11.35 to 13.05 - Solent Hall
Session 19 JOINT UK BREAST CANCER GROUP & ABS SYMPOSIUM
11.35 to 11.55 Personalising radiotherapy for early breast cancer
Dr Andreas Makris, East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust
11.55 to 12.15 Should all triple negative and HER2 positive breast cancers have primary chemotherapy?
Dr Susan Cleator, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
12.15 to 12.35 Can we predict late relapse in ER positive patients?
Dr Catherine Harper-Wynne, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust
12.35 to 12.55 Are randomised controlled trials leading or misleading us?
Prof David Dodwell, Nuffield Department of Population Health, University of Oxford
12.55 to 13.05 Discussion
11.35 to 13.05 - Tregonwell Hall
Session 20 OPTIMISING THE SYMPTOMATIC REFERRAL PATHWAY
11.35 to 11.55 Breast clinic access and assessment should be evidence led
Miss Fiona MacNeill, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
11.55 to 12.10 A better pathway for gynaecomastia patients
Mr Ashu Gandhi, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
12.10 to 12.30 Helping GPs with referrals to the breast clinic
Miss Ellie Gutteridge, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
12.30 to 12.50 Managing mastalgia in primary care
Mr Ali Jahan, Sherwood Forest NHS Foundation Trust
12.50 to 13.05 Discussion11.35 to 12.55 - Purbeck Hall
Session 21 SUBMITTED PAPER SESSION
11.35 to 11.45 17. Chest wall perforator flaps decrease mastectomy rates
Miss Laura Arthur, Royal Victoria Infirmary
11.45 to 11.55 18. Does post-operative morbidity affect oncological outcomes in breast cancer patients undergoing
mastectomy and reconstruction? A systematic review and meta-analysis.
Mr Timothy Harding, St. Vincent’s Hospital, Dublin
11.55 to 12.05 19. Clinico-pathological characteristics in contralateral prophylactic mastectomy (CPM) patients
Miss Ilaria Giono, Cambridge University Hospitals
12.05 to 12.15 20. IBREX: A prospective audit of Exaflex mesh in immediate, pre-pectoral implant-based breast
reconstruction - Phase 1 results
Dr Kathryn Harborough, The Royal Marsden Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
12.15 to 12.25 21. Audit of breast reconstructions in post neoadjuvant systemic therapy patients
Dr Joseph Meilak, Royal Stoke University Hospital
12.25 to 12.35 22. Short term outcomes of chest wall perforator flaps versus therapeutic mammoplasty
Mr John Mathew, North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust
12.35 to 12.45 23. Day-case management of mastectomy with immediate reconstruction with acellular dermal
matrix: Is it safe and effective?
Mr Hudhaifah Shaker, Royal Albert Edward Infirmary, Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS
Foundation Trust
12.45 to 12.55 24. Neoadjuvant radiotherapy in mastectomy and immediate autologous free flap reconstruction.
Findings from the primary radiotherapy and DIEP flap (PRADA) trial
Miss Fiona MacNeill, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
13.20 to 14.05 - Tregonwell Hall
SPONSORED LUNCHTIME SYMPOSIUM
PRACTICAL GUIDE TO USING Multigene assays IN THE EARLY BREAST CANCER PATHWAY
13.20 to 13.35 Multigene Assays - key practical differences
Prof Christos Markopoulos, Athens University Medical School
13.35 to 13.50 Examples of streamlined ordering pathways
Miss Marianne Dillon, Singleton Breast Care Unit, Swansea
13.50 to 14.05 Case-based discussions
14.25 to 15.55 - Solent Hall
Session 22 IMPLANT BASED BREAST RECONSTRUCTION
14.25 to 14.45 Global Implant Registry
Hinne Rakhorst, Medisch Spectrum Twente, The Netherlands
14.45 to 14.55 Pre-BRA study
Miss Shelley Potter, North Bristol NHS Trust
14.55 to 15.15 ALCL update
Miss Laura Johnson, Barts Health NHS Trust
15.15 to 15.30 Breast implant illness does it exist?
Mr Nigel Mercer, University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust
15.30 to 15.45 Breast implant illness; does it need treatment?
Mr David Floyd, Royal Free Hospital
15.45 to 15.55 Discussion14.25 to 15.55 - Tregonwell Hall
Session 23 DAY SURGERY
14.25 to 14.45 Anaesthetic considerations and blocks
Dr Kim Russon, The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust
14.45 to 15.05 Day surgery for breast cancer patients
Miss Jo Marsden, British Association of Day Surgery
15.05 to 15.25 Day case mastectomy and reconstruction
Miss Raghavan Vidya, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust
15.25 to 15.45 Reconstruction without drains
Miss Fiona MacNeill, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
15.45 to 15.55 Discussion
14.25 to 15.45 - Purbeck Hall
Session 24 SUBMITTED PAPER SESSION
14.25 to 14.35 25. Breast pain educational video study
Miss Ana Agusti, The Royal Marsden Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
14.35 to 14.45 26. Patient age as a single criterion for urgent referral for suspected breast cancer to one-stop clinics
Miss Erum Najeeb, University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust
14.45 to 14.55 27. Evaluation of a charity-led secondary breast cancer support day: a model of survivorship care
Dr Caroline Hoffman, Breast Cancer Haven
14.55 to 15.05 28. The digital future of breast cancer follow up
Mrs Andrea Egan, Nottingham Breast Institute
15.05 to 15.15 29. Clinicopathological and molecular profiling of breast cancer in very young versus young pre-
menopausal women - A population-based cohort study
Ms Sadaf Zehra, St. George’s NHS Trust
15.15 to 15.25 30. Breast care nurses: a pivotal role in genetic testing in the breast clinic - an update
Mrs Jane Steven, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
15.25 to 15.25 31. Simple clinical terms and multivariable models may perform better than the current urgent
referral criteria for suspected breast cancer
Mr Saed Ramzi, University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust
15.35 to 15.45 32. BRCA gene mutations in young triple negative breast cancer patients in Wales
Miss Jennifer Long, Princess of Wales Hospital, Bridgend
The Association of Surgeons
of Great Britain and Ireland
have awarded 13 CPD points
to this two day meeting.REGISTRATION
Delegate information
Places can only be booked online at www.associationofbreastsurgery.org.uk and payment can be made
using a valid Visa/Mastercard, debit or credit card. Please note payments cannot be made using Amex.
Delegates will receive a confirmation email and payment receipt after completing the registration process
online. Should you have any queries regarding you booking please contact the ABS Conference Secretariat on
abs@profileproductions.co.uk or please call 020 3725 5840.
Rates for the 2020 conference are as below, please note anyone wishing to attend the ABS conference in
Bournemouth must register before Monday 8th June. After this time, ABS cannot guarantee that places will
be available to book.
Early – until 22 May Standard – 23 May onwards
Member upper
£450 £560
(Consultants and SAS Doctors)
Member lower
£290 £360
(Trainees and Senior Retired)
Allied health professional
£210 £245
(Nurses and Radiographers)
Non-member upper
£585 £685
(Consultants and SAS Doctors)
Non-member lower
£370 £465
(Trainees and Senior Retired)
Medical students/FY Trainee One-day £50 One-day £50
You must submit proof of your currently
Two-days £100 Two-days £100
being a student or FY Trainee when applying
for this rate.
Non-clinical staff £285 £360
Cancellations and substitutions
Cancellations must be received in writing by Monday 23rd May 2020, when a refund of the fee, less a 10%
administration charge will be made. After this date, no refunds can be made.
Substitutions, however, may be made at any time but the conference organisers must be notified in writing at
least four days prior to the conference.
Full terms and conditions will be shown online during the registration process, should you have any queries,
please contact the ABS Conference Secretariat on 020 3725 5846 or email abs@profileproductions.co.uk
Mammary Fold Meeting
Sunday 14th June 2020
Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel
The Mammary Fold’s pre-ABS meeting will take place
on the afternoon of Sunday 14th June.
The programme will be available in due course on
the website: www.associationofbreastsurgery.org.uk
Mammary Fold members can register for this online
as part of the conference registration process.
Notice of AGM
The Association of Breast Surgery’s AGM will be held on
Monday 15th June 2020 at 18:10 in the Tregonwell Hall, at the BIC, Bournemouth.Venue information The ABS 2020 conference will take place at the Bournemouth International Centre, more information can be found on the venue’s website. www.bic.co.uk Bournemouth International Centre, Exeter Road, Bournemouth BH2 5BH Accommodation Bournemouth offers a wide variety of accommodation. An accommodation service is being provided by Business Events Bournemouth. It offers a range of hotels in the town at a negotiated rate. Delegates are advised to book their room as early as possible to secure this rate as rooms will be released once the conference is less than a month away. Tel: 01202 816147 • For more information please visit www.associationofbreastsurgery.org.uk Social events for ABS Conference 2020 Welcome Drinks Reception Sunday 14th June 2020, Highcliff Marriott Hotel The ABS would like to welcome their delegates to Bournemouth on Sunday 14th June - from 6pm to 8pm. There will be a complimentary drinks reception at the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel, 105 St Michael’s Road Bournemouth, BH2 5DU Please indicate when registering if you wish to attend the event. Annual Dinner Monday 15th June 2020, Bournemouth Pavilion, 7.30pm for 8pm The ABS Annual Dinner will be held at the Bournemouth Pavilion, Westover Road, Bournemouth. Tickets should be booked in advance online and cost £65 for upper rate delegates and £45 for lower rate delegates.
The Association of Breast Surgery would like to thank the following
exhibiting companies for their support of the meeting:
Main sponsors
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