1. DNA damage repair – a new target for cancer therapy

   • Oliver E. Bechter

   Editorial Pages: 1 - 2

2. Interdisciplinary strategies in metastatic cancer patients

   • D. Öfner

   Editorial Pages: 3 - 3

3. 10 Years CECOG

   • CECOG

   CECOG News Pages: 5 - 5

4. Clinical importance of DNA repair inhibitors in cancer therapy

   • N. Hosoya
   • K. Miyagawa

   Short Review Pages: 9 - 14

5. Clinical implications of DNA repair genetic alterations in cancer

   • L. Gossage
   • M. Mohammed
   • S. Madhusudan

   Short Review Pages: 15 - 19

6. Disruption of telomere homeostasis as a new cancer treatment strategy

   • B.-S. Herbert

   Short Review Pages: 21 - 24

7. Role of interdisciplinary strategies in liver metastases

   • D. Öfner
   • W. Eisterer

   Short Review Pages: 27 - 30

8. Current role of interdisciplinary strategies in the treatment of pulmonary metastases

   • B. Akan
   • C. Bichler
   • D. Kandioler

   Short Review Pages: 31 - 33

9. Potentially curative strategies in peritoneal metastases

   • F. Kober
   • M. Karik
   • M. Hermann

   Short Review Pages: 34 - 37

10. Austrian Consensus on the surgical treatment of colorectal liver metastases

    • Dietmar Öfner
    • Thomas Grünberger
    • on behalf of the Participants of the 1st Austrian Consensus Conference on Resection of Colorectal Liver Metastases

    Consensus Report Pages: 38 - 40

11. Challenges and pitfalls in HNPCC: a pedigree of an Austrian HNPCC family beyond four generations!

    • T. Winder
    • A. Mündlein
    • A. Lang

    Original Report Pages: 41 - 44

12. The expression of EGFR, HER2 and EpCam in Head and Neck squamous cell carcinomas

    • V. H. Schartinger
    • J. Schmutzhard
    • G. M. Sprinzl

    Original Report Pages: 45 - 50

13. Lung cancer under 40

    • Matjaz Zwitter

    CECOG Project Pages: 51 - 51

14. Announcement

    Announcement Pages: 53 - 53