Please read the instructions below carefully, then click here to submit a case via email. Please send us your contact information and attach your case to the email.

Clinical Cases Needed for Interactive Discussion!
Submit a case and attend the dinner meeting to receive a free registration for any Imedex or American School of Oncology meeting held in the United States until December 1, 2008.

Share your experiences by joining this interactive case discussion and submit a representative case you see every day in your clinic or practice. Opinions and discussion by key thought leaders on your actual cases will provide valuable management insight for all attendees.

Submit cases in any of the following areas:

• The initial therapy of a CML patient who may be a candidate for a bone marrow transplant
• Therapy for a patient with newly diagnosed chronic phase CML who is not a candidate for a bone marrow transplant
• Second line treatment options for someone who has relapsed after imatinib therapy

Submit a brief, written description of the defining characteristics of the case and the management options you considered at that time. Any follow up results and outcomes are welcome, but not necessary.

**Cases need to be submitted 3 days prior to the dinner meeting. One free registration per person; case does not need to be selected to receive a free registration.**

Case Formatting Guidelines

• Include topic before case description
• Case descriptions must be written in English
• Case description and treatment choices: Word document format, 10 point Arial font, 200 word count limit
• Case follow-up and outcomes: If included, please limit to an additional 100 word limit
• Either prose or outline form is acceptable
• Must conform to HIPAA regulations regarding patient confidentiality
• Use standard and well-accepted abbreviations only

Please read the instructions above carefully. Click here to submit a case via email. Please send us your contact information and attach your case to the email.

Disclosure
If selected, the clinical cases will be published in the course book and scheduled for presentation and discussion in any or all educational activities within this dinner meeting series.