Endometrial Cancer Guidelines Working Party members

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Cancer Council Australia Endometrial Cancer Guidelines Working Party. Guidelines:Endometrial cancer/Treatment/Early stage/Working party members and contributors . In: Clinical practice guidelines for the treatment and management of endometrial cancer. Sydney: Australian Government / Cancer Australia. [Version URL: https://wiki.cancer.org.au/australiawiki/index.php?oldid=71838, cited 2023 Sep 28]. Available from: https://wiki.cancer.org.au/australia/Guidelines:Endometrial_cancer/Treatment/Early_stage.

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Endometrial Cancer Guidelines Working Party members

Name	Affiliation
Dr Alison Brand (Chair)	Gynaecological Oncologist – Westmead Hospital, Sydney NSW
Professor Ian Hammond (Deputy Chair)	Gynaecological Oncologist, Cancer Australia Advisory Group/ King Edward Memorial Hospital, Perth WA
Dr Robyn Cheuk	Radiation Oncologist, Cancer Australia Advisory Group/ Royal Brisbane and Womens Hospital, Brisbane QLD
Kathryn Crisell	Gynaecological cancer consumer, Adelaide SA
Associate Professor Margaret Davy	Gynaecological Oncologist, Cancer Australia Advisory Group/ Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide SA
Dr Andrew Dean	Medical Oncologist, St John of God Hospital, Perth WA
Dr Louise Farrell	Gynaecologist, King Edward Memorial Hospital, Perth WA
Jane Francis	Manager - Gynaecological Cancers, Cancer Australia
Clinical Associate Professor Russell Hogg	Gynaecological Oncologist, Westmead Hospital, Sydney NSW
Lesley McQuire	Gynaecological cancer consumer, Sydney NSW
Dr Selvan Pather	Gynaecological Oncologist, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney NSW
Dr Frances Quirk	Sexologist, Townsville QLD
Dr Felicity Rea	General Practitioner, Toowoomba QLD
Dr Colin Stewart	Histopathologist, WA
Ella Curnow	Project Officer - Cancer Australia
Professor Ian Olver AM (Convenor)	CEO - Cancer Council Australia
Christine Vuletich	Manager - Clinical Guidelines Network, Cancer Council Australia
Alice Winter-Irving	Project Officer - Clinical Guidelines Network, Cancer Council Australia
Jutta von Dincklage	Project Manager - Wiki Development, Cancer Council Australia

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Topic authors and contributors

Clinical question	Question authors and contributors
Multidisciplinary care
Is there benefit for multidisciplinary care of women with low and high-risk apparent early stage endometrial cancer?	Ai Ling Tan - Gynaecological Oncologist Auckland, New Zealand Jane Francis - Manager, Gynaecological Cancers, Cancer Australia
Pre-operative
What is the role of preoperative imaging for low and high risk apparent early stage endometrial cancer?	Ian Hammond - Gynaecological Oncologist, WA Stuart Salfinger - Gynaecological Oncologist WA Elizabeth Dillon – Diagnostic Radiologist, WA
Is there a benefit to a histopathological review of currettings or biopsy prior to treatment in low and high risk apparent early stage endometrial cancer?	Russell Hogg - Gynaecological Oncologist, NSW
Surgery
What is the evidence based surgical approach for hysterectomy in low and high risk apparent early stage endometrial cancer?	Andreas Obermair - Gynaecological Oncologist QLD Kym Reid - Gynaecological Oncology Fellow, QLD
What is the evidence based surgical approach for bilateral salpingo–oophorectomy in premenopausal women with low and high risk apparent early stage endometrial cancer?	Margaret Davy - Gynaecological Oncologist, SA Alison Brand - Gynaecological Oncologist, NSW
What is the evidence based surgical approach for lymphadenectomy in low and high risk apparent early stage endometrial cancer?	Selvan Pather - Gynaecological Oncologist NSW Marcelo Nascimento - Gynaecological Oncologist, QLD
What is the role of intra-operative assessment of the uterus in low and high risk apparent early stage endometrial cancer?	Colin Stewart - Histopathologist, WA Alison Brand - Gynaecological Oncologist, NSW
Adjuvant Therapy
After hysterectomy, what is the role of radiotherapy (external beam, brachytherapy) in the management of early stage high risk endometrial cancer?	Robyn Cheuk – Radiation Oncologist, QLD Olivia Bigault – Radiation Oncology Fellow, QLD
After hysterectomy, what is the role of chemotherapy (concurrent/concomitant, sequential, sandwich, chemoradiation) in the management of early stage high risk endometrial cancer?	Andrew Dean – Medical Oncologist, WA Linda Mileshkin- Medical Oncologist, VIC

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