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Felix Sahm

Heidelberg, DE

Institute of Pathology, University Hospital Heidelberg

Speaker

15.09.2023
11:00 – 11:25 20 Min. 5 Min.
Invited Talk
S18-NO-T1
Improved grading of meningeomas

Weitere Beteiligungen

14.09.2023
ePoster
PS1-NO-A55
Characterisation of gene fusions in MYB(L1)-altered gliomas
14.09.2023
ePoster
PS1-NO-A53
VGLL-altered CNS schwannoma is a new tumor entity with distinct DNA-methylation profile and recurrent gene fusions of either VGLL3 or VGLL1
14.09.2023
13:09 – 13:15 4 Min. 2 Min.
ePoster Talk
PS1-NO-A53
VGLL-altered CNS schwannoma is a new tumor entity with distinct DNA-methylation profile and recurrent gene fusions of either VGLL3 or VGLL1
14.09.2023
13:21 – 13:27 4 Min. 2 Min.
ePoster Talk
PS1-NO-A55
Characterisation of gene fusions in MYB(L1)-altered gliomas
15.09.2023
11:25 – 11:35 7 Min. 3 Min.
Abstract Talk
S18-NO-A22
Which meningiomas benefit most from methylation profiling?
15.09.2023
18:20 – 18:30 7 Min. 3 Min.
Abstract Talk
S24-NO-A20
Epigenetically defined angiocentric gliomas may lack angiocentric growth and instead show a variety of growth patterns