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ECIO 2021 Disclosures Pres. No. Presenter Disclosure Company G. Argilés ​​Honoraria or consultation 101.2 Roche, Amgen, Merck Serono, BMS, Bayer, Sevier (New York, US) fees G. Argilés 101.2 Grants/​​research supports Bayer (New York, US) R. Duran ​​Honoraria or consultation 101.3 BTG/Boston Scientific, Guerbet (Lausanne, CH) fees R. Duran Society of Interventional Oncology/Immuno-oncology 101.3 Grants/​​research supports (Lausanne, CH) Research Grant, BTG/Boston Scientific, Guerbet F. Veloso Gomes ​​Honoraria or consultation 102.1 Bayer, Roche (Lisbon, PT) fees F. Veloso Gomes 102.1 Grants/​​research supports Terumo (Lisbon, PT) N. Costa Speaker agreement for Merit Medical, Terumo, Bayer 102.3 ​​Other support (Lisbon, PT) and Philips M. R. Meijerink ​​Honoraria or consultation 301.1 Medtronic, Angiodynamics (Amsterdam, NL) fees M. R. Meijerink Medtronic, Angiodynamics, Johnson-Johnson, Bristol- 301.1 Grants/​​research supports (Amsterdam, NL) Myers-Squibb J. Palussière 401.3 Grants/​​research supports Boston Scientific (Bordeaux, FR) C. Pettinato ​​Honoraria or consultation 401.4 Sirtex (Milan, IT) fees P. Schirmacher ​​Honoraria or consultation 402.1 Roche, BMS, Incyte, MSD (Heidelberg, DE) fees Participation in a company P. Schirmacher 402.1 sponsored speaker’s Janssen, Incyte (Heidelberg, DE) bureau​ P. Schirmacher 402.1 Grants/​​research supports BMS, Incyte (Heidelberg, DE) J. Debus 402.4 Grants/​​research supports Merck Serono, Siemens, Accuray (Heidelberg, DE) Roche, Bayer, Sanofi, BMS, Lilly, Novartis, EISAI, A. Vogel ​​Honoraria or consultation 402.5 AstraZeneca, Merck, Incyte, Ipsen, PierreFabre, MSD, (Hannover, DE) fees Janssen T. De Baère ​​Honoraria or consultation 402.6 Sirtex / Boston Scientific / Terumo (Villejuif, FR) fees T. De Baère 402.6 Grants/​​research supports Terumo (Villejuif, FR) J. H. Geschwind ​​Honoraria or consultation 501.3 Philips Healthcare (Northbrook, US) fees J. Chapiro 501.5 Grants/​​research supports SIO, Guerbet, Philips, Boston Scientific, NIH, RSNA (New Haven, US) M. Callstrom ​​Honoraria or consultation 502.3 Varian, Medtronic, Johnson and Johnson (Rochester, US) fees M. T. Reinders-Hut ​​Honoraria or consultation 701.3 Speaker for Boston Scientific (Utrecht, NL) fees Pres. No. Presenter Disclosure Company M. T. Reinders-Hut The Nuclear Medicine department of the University 701.3 ​​Other support (Utrecht, NL) Medical Center Utrecht receives royalties from Terumo M. T. Reinders-Hut I'm funded by a grant received by Prof. Lam from the 701.3 Grants/​​research supports (Utrecht, NL) Dutch Cancer Society (KWF Kankerbestrijding) H. J. Scheffer Adessium foundation, Angiodynamics, Stichting 702.1 Grants/​​research supports (Amsterdam, NL) nationaal fonds tegen kanker T. De Baère ​​Honoraria or consultation Terumo, Guerbet, General Electric Healthcare, Boston 801.1 (Villejuif, FR) fees Scientific T. De Baère 801.1 Grants/​​research supports Terumo, Boston Scientific (Villejuif, FR) F. Veloso Gomes ​​Honoraria or consultation 801.2 Bayer, Roche (Lisbon, PT) fees F. Veloso Gomes 801.2 Grants/​​research supports Terumo (Lisbon, PT) T. De Baère ​​Honoraria or consultation 901.1 Terumo, Guerbet, GE Healthcare, Boston Scientific (Villejuif, FR) fees R. Kloeckner ​​Honoraria or consultation Boston Scientific, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Guerbet, Sirtex, 901.2 (Mainz, DE) fees Roche Participation in a company R. Kloeckner BTG/Boston Scientific, EISAI, Guerbet, Ipsen, Roche, 901.2 sponsored speaker’s (Mainz, DE) Siemens, Sirtex, MSD - Merck Sharp & Dohme bureau​ R. Duran ​​Honoraria or consultation 901.3 BTG/Boston Scientific, Guerbet (Lausanne, CH) fees R. Duran Society of Interventional Oncology, BTG/Boston 901.3 Grants/​​research supports (Lausanne, CH) Scientific, Guerbet J. Ricke ​​Honoraria or consultation 1001.3 Sirtex, Boston Scientific, Terumo (Munich, DE) fees J. Ricke 1001.3 Grants/​​research supports Sirtex, Boston Scientific, Terumo (Munich, DE) T. De Baère ​​Honoraria or consultation 1001.4 Terumo / Guerbet (Villejuif, FR) fees T. De Baère 1001.4 Grants/​​research supports Terumo / Guerbet (Villejuif, FR) P. L. Pereira ​​Honoraria or consultation 1001.5 Terumo (Heilbronn, DE) fees E. De Kerviler ​​Honoraria or consultation 1002.1 Boston Scientific, Guerbet, Canon Medical (Paris, FR) fees J. L. Hinshaw ​​Honoraria or consultation 1002.3 Neuwave Medical (Madison, US) fees J. L. Hinshaw 1002.3 ​​​​Stock shareholder​ Accure Medical, Histosonics, Cellectar, Elucent (Madison, US) Achilles Tx, BioNTech, BMS, Eisai, Gadeta, Ipsen, J. Haanen ​​Honoraria or consultation Immunocore, MSD, Merck Serono, Molecular Partners, 1101.4 (Amsterdam, NL) fees Neogene Tx, Pfizer, Roche, Sanofi, Seattle Genetics, T-Knife, Third Rock Ventures Pres. No. Presenter Disclosure Company J. Haanen 1101.4 ​​​​Stock shareholder​ Neogene Tx (Amsterdam, NL) J. Haanen 1101.4 Grants/​​research supports Amgen, BMS, BioNTech, MSD, Novartis (Amsterdam, NL) D. Sze ​​Honoraria or consultation 1101.6 Replimune for DSMB (Stanford, US) fees T. Bryant ​​Honoraria or consultation 1102.2 Boston Scientific, Terumo, Celonova (Southampton, GB) fees Participation in a company T. Bryant 1102.2 sponsored speaker’s Guerbet, Boston Scientific (Southampton, GB) bureau​ T. Bryant 1102.2 Grants/​​research supports Coook Medical, BTG, Guerbet (Southampton, GB) T. De Baère ​​Honoraria or consultation 1201.2 Galil, Terumo, Medtronic (Villejuif, FR) fees J. Garnon ​​Honoraria or consultation 1201.3 Boston, J&J, Canon, Medtronic (Strasbourg, FR) fees C. Pettinato ​​Honoraria or consultation 1301.2 Sirtex (Milan, IT) fees J. K. Bell ​​Honoraria or consultation 1301.4 Boston/BTG, Roche, Sirtex, Terumo (Manchester, GB) fees E. Garin ​​Honoraria or consultation 1301.6 Boston (Rennes, FR) fees E. Garin 1301.6 Grants/​​research supports Boston (Rennes, FR) J. Jennings ​​Honoraria or consultation Stryker, Bard/BD, Varian, Boston Scientific, 1302.2 (Saint Louis, US) fees Teleflex/Arrow Merit Medical Systems, Cosmotec Fuji Pharma, Canon Medical Systems, Canon Medical Systems Asia Pte. Ltd. Canon Medical Systems Malaysia Sdn. Bhd., Sumitomo Y. Arai ​​Honoraria or consultation 1302.6 Bakelite, Boston Scientific Japan, Boston Scientific (Tokyo, JP) fees Corporation, Japan Lifeline, AstraZeneca plc Guerbet Japan, Guerbet Asia Pacific, Kyorin Pharmaceutical, Daiichi Sankyo Co., Ltd., Eisai Co., Ltd. H. Levillain ​​Honoraria or consultation 1401.1 Sirtex (Brussels, BE) fees Participation in a company H. Levillain 1401.1 sponsored speaker’s Sirtex (Brussels, BE) bureau​ I. Bargellini ​​Honoraria or consultation Sirtex, BTG Biocompatibles, Terumo, Bayer, Guerbet, 1401.2 (Pisa, IT) fees EISAI, Ge Healthcare I. Bargellini 1401.2 Grants/​​research supports BTG Biocompatibles (Pisa, IT) J. Ricke ​​Honoraria or consultation 1401.3 Sirtex, Boston Scientific, Terumo (Munich, DE) fees J. Ricke 1401.3 Grants/​​research supports Sirtex, Boston Scientific, Terumo (Munich, DE) Pres. No. Presenter Disclosure Company F. Cornelis 1501.1 ​​Other support compensated for presentation (Paris, FR) G. Mauri ​​Honoraria or consultation 1602.1 Elesta SrL (Milano, IT) fees M. R. Meijerink ​​Honoraria or consultation 1602.2 Angiodynamics, Medtronic (Amsterdam, NL) fees M. R. Meijerink Medtronic, Angiodynamics, Johnson-Johnson, Bristol- 1602.2 Grants/​​research supports (Amsterdam, NL) Myers-Squibb G. Gahide ​​Honoraria or consultation 1701.2 Boston Scientifics (Sherbrooke, CA) fees F. Lee ​​Honoraria or consultation 1701.5 Ethicon, Inc. (Madison, US) fees F. Lee 1701.5 ​​​​Stock shareholder​ Histosonics, Inc. (Madison, US) F. Lee 1701.5 ​​Other support Medtronic Inc (Inventions, patents royalties) (Madison, US) F. Lee 1701.5 Grants/​​research supports Histosonics, Inc. (Madison, US) T. Wah ​​Honoraria or consultation 1702.2 Angiodynamics (Leeds, GB) fees R. F. Grasso ​​Honoraria or consultation 1801.1 JJ consulting (Rome, IT) fees R. Suh ​​Honoraria or consultation Boston Scientific; Neuwave Medical; Boehringer 1801.2 (Los Angeles, US) fees Ingelheim; Ethicon D. Sheeran 2001.1 Grants/​​research supports Siemens Medical (Charlottesville, US) J. Angle 2001.2 Grants/​​research supports Siemens Medical (Charlottesville, US) J. Garnon ​​Honoraria or consultation 2101.2 Canon, J&J, Boston, Medtronic (Strasbourg, FR) fees E. Noll ​​Honoraria or consultation 2202.1 MSD, Edwards Life Science, Masimo (Strasbourg, FR) fees R. Cazzato ​​Honoraria or consultation 2202.3 Medtronic (Strasbourg, FR) fees J. Jennings ​​Honoraria or consultation Stryker, Bard/BD, Varian, Boston Scientific, 2202.4 (Saint Louis, US) fees Teleflex/Arrow S. Solomon ​​Honoraria or consultation Varian, Olympus, Advantagene, Aspire Bariatrics, 2301.5 (New York, US) fees Aperture Medical S. Solomon 2301.5 ​​​​Stock shareholder​ Johnson & Johnson, Aperture Medical, Aspire Bariatrics (New York, US) S. Solomon Johnson & Johnson (Neuwave), GE Healthcare, Elesta, 2301.5 Grants/​​research supports (New York, US) AngioDynamics R. Suh ​​Honoraria or consultation Boston Scientific; Neuwave Medical; Boehringer 2301.6 (Los Angeles, US) fees Ingelheim; Ethicon B. J. Wood 2302.3 ​​Other support see slide # 2- long list (Bethesda, US) B. J. Wood 2302.3 Grants/​​research supports See slide # 2- long list (Bethesda, US) Pres. No. Presenter Disclosure Company M. Bellini ​​Honoraria or consultation P-96 Stryker Italia (Siena, IT) fees J. P. Jones P-105 ​​Other support Employee (Salt Lake City, US) I. Paolucci Stefan Weber is co-founder and shareholder of P-133 ​​​​Stock shareholder​ (Bern, CH) CAScination I. Paolucci H2020-MSCA-ITN Project No. 722068 HiPerNav, Swiss P-133 Grants/​​research supports (Bern, CH) Cancer League, Professor Dr. Max Cloëtta Foundation.
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