Michael Monument, MD, MSc, FRCSC

Assistant Professor (Orthopaedic surgery)
University of Calgary, Canada

Poster(s):

• (P 143) IMPACT OF SURGICAL MARGINS IN CHEST WALL CHONDROSARCOMAS: A CANSARCC STUDY

• (P 238) INVESTIGATING HOW MACROPHAGES INFILTRATE THE TUMOUR MICROENVIRONMENT AND INFLUENCE THE EFFICACY OF CAR T THERAPY IN A MURINE MODEL OF STS

• (P 239) CHARACTERIZING THE ROLES OF T-CELLS IN THE CONTEXT OF TUMOR CLEARANCE AND MEMORY IN THE KP MODEL OF SARCOMA FOLLOWING STING THERAPY

• (P 378) HIGH DOSE RADIATION THERAPY PROMOTES IMMUNE SUPPRESSIVE MACROPHAGE PHENOTYPES, WHEREAS LOW DOSE RADIATION THERAPY PROMOTES IMMUNOGENIC MACROPHAGE PHENOTYPES IN A MURINE MODEL OF SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA