19th Düsseldorf International Endoscopy Symposium

Start

Thu, 2 Feb 2017, 08:30

End

Sat, 4 Feb 2017, 03:45

WebSite

http://www.endo-duesseldorf.com/

Venue:

Exhibit

Symposia

Workshops

Organiser

Sponsor

Learning objectives of the symposium

Evaluate recent advances in endoscopy; assess their clinical utility and level of evidence
Apply new endoscopic techniques, instruments and accessories;
compare them with traditional methods and devices
Choose the optimal endoscopic approach for specific case management
Manage failed interventions and complications
Recognize the importance of an interdisciplinary approach

International, multimedia and interactive format

Live cases transmitted in high definition by a superb professional audiovisual team
(LUX AV) from the Evangelisches Krankenhaus Düsseldorf
Presentations and demonstrations by world renowned thought-leaders and experts
Mini-symposia, state of the art lectures
2 Satellite symposia
7 Breakout sessions
Satellite symposium for nurses
Continuous simultaneous translations (German, English, Russian)
Interactive discussions / Q & A by microphone, SMS and e-mail
Exhibition of a wide range of conventional and novel biomedical products

Intended audience

Gastroenterologists, oncologists, internists
Surgeons, interventional radiologists
Nurses
Trainees, students

Opening times of the exhibition

Friday,	3 February 2017 8 am - 6 pm
Saturday,	4 February 2017 8 am - 3.30 pm

CONFERENCE FEE

The conference fee entitles you to attend the lectures and includes lunch on Friday and Saturday as well as the Kongressticket for the free use of public transport on 3 and 4 February 2017.

incoming payments	Until 15.12.16	From 16.12.16
doctor	EUR 130, -	EUR 170, -
Member of ESGE / bng	EUR 110, -	EUR 150, -
Care / assistance staff	EUR 40, -	EUR 60, -
Students (with proof)	EUR 20, -	EUR 30, -
Day ticket (only available on the spot)		EUR 100, -

Participation in the respective satellite symposiums is free of charge.
For meetings satellite symposium on 2, 3 and 4 February 2017 Snack with the experts on February 3, 2017Symposium on nursing and assistants on 3 February 2017 required a separate application.

Register Online!

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2017

08.30		INTRODUCTION
08.40		LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS I
		Chair: J. Devière, Brussels; M. Engelke, Herne; G. Haber, New York; A. Meining, Ulm; H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf; H. Yamamoto, Tochigi
10.15		Coffee break, visit of the industry exhibition
10.45		1st MINI - SYMPOSIUM
		Endoscopy in IBD: controversial issues Chair: F. Hagenmüller, Hamburg; P. N. Meier, Hanover
10.45		Why and how should we endoscopically determine the disease activity? R. Bisschops, Leuven
11.00		How can we improve surveillance for early detection of neoplasia? O. Pech, Regensburg
11.15		Which early neoplastic lesions should be endoscopically treated? B. Schumacher, Essen
11.30		Questions and answers


11.45		LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS II Chair: G. Costamagna, Rome; I. Mostafa, Cairo; O. Pech, Regensburg; H.-J. Schulz, Berlin; K. Wietfeld, Marl; P. Zhou, Shanghai
13.00		Lunch, visit of the industry exhibition

14.00		LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS III Chair: J. G. Albert, Stuttgart; J. Bergman, Amsterdam; M. Giovannini, Marseille; H. Inoue, Tokyo; G. Rettig, Berlin; T. Rösch, Hamburg
15.45		Coffee break, visit of the industry exhibition
16.15		2nd MINI-SYMPOSIUM
		Interdisciplinary management of cystic pancreatic lesions Chair: G. Costamagna, Rome; T. Rösch, Hamburg
16.15		Diagnostic approach, relevance of EUS-FNA/FNB M. Giovannini, Marseille
16.30		Individualized treatment Watchful waiting, EUS guided therapy T. Itoi, Tokyo Open and laparoscopic surgical options W. Hartwig, Munich
17.00		A challenging case J. Devière, Brussels
17.15		Questions and answers

16.15		SYMPOSIUM FOR NURSES
		Registration required; Language: German, no simultaneous translation The symposium takes place in room Mauritius on the first floor. Chair: U. Pfeifer, Düsseldorf; H.-J. Schulz, Berlin
16.15		Modern treatment of pancreatic fluid collections A. Meining, Ulm
16.35		Diagnosis and treatment of Barrett‘s esophagus in a team approach O. Pech, Regensburg; U. Pfeifer, Düsseldorf
17.00		Challenging cases of complications: what would you have done? P. N. Meier, Hanover
17.20		Risk management and troubleshooting in endoscopy M. Engelke, Herne
17.40		Patient information and informed consent: how to apply the law in clinical practice? J. G. Albert, Stuttgart
18.00		End of the symposium

17.30		SNACK WITH THE EXPERTS
		Breakout sessions for questions and answers Registration required; Language: English, no simultaneous translation
		A) Update on POEM and endoscopic antireflux therapy T. Beyna; G. Costamagna, H. Inoue
		B) Barrett‘s esophagus: pitfalls in endoscopic management J. Bergman; P. N. Meier, O. Pech
		C) Resection of gastroduodenal mucosal and subepithelial lesions A. Meining; T. Rösch, P. Zhou
		D) Rational treatment of upper GI bleeding R. Bisschops; F. Hagenmüller, I. Mostafa
		E) Approach to complex bile duct stones J. Devière; H. Neuhaus, H.-J. Schulz
		F) Management of pancreatic fluid collections J. G. Albert; M. Giovannini, W. Hartwig, T. Itoi
		G) Recurrent colorectal polyps: EMR, ESD, FTRD, avulsion or laparoscopic resection? G. Haber; B. Schumacher, H. Yamamoto

18.30		End of the first day of the symposium

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2017

08.30		3rd MINI- SYMPOSIUM
		Serrated colorectal lesions Chair: H. Yamamoto, Tochigi; H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf
08.30		Definition, epidemiology and prognosis A. Tannapfel, Bochum
08.45		Endoscopic detection and characterization R. Bisschops, Leuven
09.00		Evidence based and personalized endoscopic treatment Small/multiple serrated lesions T. Rösch, Hamburg Advanced serrated lesions and adenomas G. Haber, New York
09.30		Questions and answers
10.00		Coffee break, visit of the industry exhibition
10.30		LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS IV
		Chair: R. Bisschops, Leuven; F. Hagenmüller, Hamburg; T. Itoi, Tokyo; P. N. Meier, Hanover; B. Schumacher, Essen; H. R. Tillgaard, Aabenraa
12.35		STATE OF THE ART LECTURE Chair: G. Haber, New York
		Endolumenal treatment of esophageal and gastric motility disorders H. Inoue, Tokyo
12.55		Lunch, visit of the industry exhibition
13.35		Update on clinical and histological results of the live procedures J. Kandler, Düsseldorf; P. Reinecke, Düsseldorf
13.50		4th MINI - SYMPOSIUM
		New technologies Chair: J. Devière, Brussels; A. Meining, Ulm; H.-J. Schulz, Berlin
13.50		Hemospray for bleeding esophageal varices I. Mostafa, Cairo
14.06		New ablation techniques for Barrett`s epithelium J. Bergman, Amsterdam
14.22		Update on submucosal tunneling endoscopic resection P. Zhou, Shanghai
14.38		Pocket creation method for ESD H. Yamamoto, Tochigi
14.54		Endoscopic procedures for metabolic regeneration G. Costamagna, Rome
15.10		EUS guided ablation in patients with pancreatic adenocarcinoma M. Giovannini, Marseille
15.26		Motorized endoscopy T. Beyna, Düsseldorf
15.45		End of the symposium

SATELLITE SYMPOSIA

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2017

16.00		OLYMPUS SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM
		Biliary endoscopy 2017 Chair: P. N. Meier, Hanover; H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf
16.00		Introduction
16.05		How to improve cannulation and sphincterotomy? J. Devière, Brussels
16.20		Why should we consider using short wire technologies for ERCP? J. G. Albert, Stuttgart
16.35		Role of cholangioscopy in evaluation of indeterminate strictures T. Itoi, Tokyo
16.50		ERCP guided implantation of SEMS: update on indications and techniques G. Costamagna, Rome
17.05		EUS guided biliary drainage: when and how? A. Meining, Ulm
17.20		Optimizing removal of bile duct stones G. Haber, New York
17.35		Round table discussion: Quality assurance in biliary endoscopy: a global perspective
18.00		End of the satellite symposium
		Registration required No credits provided Language: English and German with simultaneous translation The symposium takes place in room Mauritius on the first floor



FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2017


07.00		MEDTRONIC SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM
		Hot topics in GI endoscopy Chair: R. Bisschops, Leuven; B. Schumacher, Essen
07.00		Introduction
07.05		Barrett‘s: should LGD be treated? J. Bergman, Amsterdam
07.25		Diagnosis and staging of upper GIT tumors: when do we need EUS ± FNA/FNB? T. Rösch, Hamburg
07.45		Obscure GI bleeding: first capsule endoscopy or enteroscopy? Pro capsule: F. Hagenmüller, Hamburg Pro enteroscopy: H. Yamamoto, Tochigi
08.15		End of the satellite symposium
		Registration required No credits provided Language: English, no simultaneous translation The symposium takes place in room Mauritius on the first floor



SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2017


07.00		FUJIFILM SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM
		Blue Light Imaging – First sights with new lights Chair: Prof. Horst Neuhaus, Düsseldorf
07.00		Introduction
07.10		Linked Color Imaging (LCI) – A new tool for detection of early neoplasia? H. Yamamoto, Tochigi (Japan)
07.25		How to improve endoscopic characterisation of Barrett's oesophagus? J. Bergmann, Amsterdam
07.40		Differentiation of colorectal lesions: waht can be achieved with advanced imaging? O. Pech, Regensburg
07.55		Round table discussions: What is the clinical benefit of improving diagnostic endoscopy? O. Pech, Regensburg
08.15		End of the satellite symposium
		Registration required No credits provided Language: English, no simultaneous translation The symposium takes place in room Mauritius on the first floor.