20Th Düsseldorf International Endoscopy Symposium February 1 — 3 , 2018
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20TH DÜSSELDORF INTERNATIONAL ENDOSCOPY SYMPOSIUM FEBRUARY 1 — 3 , 2018 MARITIM HOTEL DÜSSELDORF, AIRPORT CITY, GERMANY PROGRAM TABLE OF CONTENT Foreword Page 02 Satellite symposia Page 04 Scientific Program on Friday, February 2, 2018 Page 07 Scientific Program on Saturday, February 3, 2018 Page 10 Faculty Page 12 Registration Page 14 General information Page 16 Sponsors Page 20 Exhibitors Page 22 Arrival Page 24 Announcement 2019 Page 26 Imprint Page 26 Registration form Page 27 DOWNLOAD THE PROGRAM AS PDF ON YOUR SMARTPHONE OR iPAD! For use you need a QR-Code reader (available e.g. at the App-Store) and an Acrobat Reader. 20TH DÜSSELDORF INTERNATIONAL ENDOSCOPY SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM February 1 – 3, 2018 Maritim Hotel Düsseldorf, Airport City, Germany www.endo-duesseldorf.com Scientific Director Horst Neuhaus Evangelisches Krankenhaus Düsseldorf, Germany In cooperation with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Gastroenterologie, Verdauungs- und Stoffwechselkrankheiten The symposium is endorsed by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Endoskopie und Bildgebende Verfahren e.V. Berufsverband Niedergelassener Gastroenterologen Deutschlands e.V. World Endoscopy Organization American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Japan Gastroenterological Endoscopy Society FOREWORD With great pleasure I would like to invite you to the 20th Düsseldorf International Endoscopy Sym- posium. Since our first meeting it has been our task to present latest developments in endoscopic imaging and minimally invasive approaches to gastrointestinal diseases. With regard to an increa- sing globalization in endoscopy we offer the possibility to experience the racing progress in clinical and researching aspects from different parts of the world. With our varied program of lectures, discussions and live video presentations we believe we have created an ideal professional learning environment. The rise in number of participants and the very positive results of detailed evalua- tions of the previous symposia prove our successful concept. We are looking forward to interesting days. The faculty, our team, the congress organization, LUX AV and I warmly welcome you! Horst Neuhaus 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 in GI and biliopancreatic diseases compare them with traditional methods and devices • Choose the optimal endoscopic approach for specific case management • Manage failed interventions and adverse events • Recognize the importance of an interdisciplinary approach • Emphasize the importance of quality in endoscopy International, multimedia and interactive format • Live cases broadcasted 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 • 3 satellite symposia • 7 breakout sessions • Symposium for nurses • Continuous simultaneous translations (German, English, Russian) • Interactive discussions / Q & A by microphone, SMS, WhatsApp, Twitter or e-mail • Exhibition of a wide range of conventional and novel biomedical products 02 FOREWORD Intended audience • Gastroenterologists, oncologists, internists • Surgeons, interventional radiologists • Nurses • Trainees, students Symposium location: Maritim Hotel Düsseldorf • Situated at the Düsseldorf International Airport and easily accessible by all forms of transport • Modern conference hall with high quality audiovisual transmission and a spacious area for the exhibition • Convivial atmosphere for breaks and informal interchanges • Short distance to the city center for combining work with pleasure (e.g. cultural venues, famous shopping, diversity of restaurants) • Convenient accommodation at special rates COCS GmbH – Congress Organization C. Schäfer • A professional and experienced organization which has successfully managed our previous symposia as well as many other national and international congresses • Online registration, national certification, CME accreditation will be arranged • Reasonable registration fee includes all symposium activities, satellite symposia, breakout sessions, lunches, refreshments and free access to the local public transportation system www.endo-duesseldorf.com • Program download (English, German, Russian) • Online registration • Updated information • Selected lectures and live video cases from previous symposia 03 PROGRAM – THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 14.00 FUJIFILM SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM Progress in endoscopic diagnosis of early GI neoplasia Chair: H. Messmann, Augsburg; P. Fockens, Amsterdam 14.00 How can we improve endoscopic evaluation of Barrett’s esophagus? S. Seewald, Zurich 14.15 Detection and characterization of early gastric lesions How to apply Japanese experience to the West? F. Emura, Bogotá What can we expect from advanced imaging? M. Dinis-Ribeiro, Porto 14.45 Classification of early colorectal lesions: what is important in daily practice? – Japanese view Y. Saito, Tokyo – European view T. Ponchon, Lyon 15.15 Round table discussion: Clinical benefit from modern endoscopic imaging 15.30 End of the satellite symposium Registration required Limited seats, registration upon availability No credits provided Language: English and German with simultaneous translation The symposium takes place in room Mauritius on the first floor 04 PROGRAM – THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 16.00 OLYMPUS SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM Present and future role of advanced therapeutic endoscopy Chair: M. Bourke, Sydney; H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf 16.00 Introduction 16.05 Endoscopic resection of early GI cancers N. Yahagi, Tokyo 16.20 Endoscopic and/or laparoscopic treatment of gastric subepithelial lesions P. W. Y. Chiu, Hong Kong 16.35 Transpapillary and/or transluminal biliary access R. Hawes, Orlando 16.50 ERCP- and/or cholangioscopy guided removal of bile duct stones N. Reddy, Hyderabad 17.05 Endoscopic and/or endosonographic creation of anastomoses J. H. Moon, Seoul 17.20 EUS guided treatment of pancreatic diseases J. Devière, Brussels 17.35 Round table discussion: Advanced therapeutic endoscopy: for whom and by whom? 18.00 End of the satellite symposium Registration required No credits provided Limited seats, registration upon availability Language: English and German with simultaneous translation The symposium takes place in room Mauritius on the first floor 05 PROGRAM – FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2018 07.00 MEDTRONIC SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM Progress in GI endoscopy Chair: G. Costamagna, Rome; A. Dechêne, Essen 07.00 Capsules for endoscopic diagnosis and surveillance of IBD? H. Neumann, Mainz 07.15 Challenging cases in Barrett’s: what to do? Implementation of guidelines into clinical practice O. Pech, Regensburg Residual or recurrent neoplasias after endotherapy H. Messmann, Augsburg 07.45 Biliopancreatic EUS guided FNA/FNB: in whom and how? T. Rösch, Hamburg 08.00 Questions and answers 08.15 End of the satellite symposium Registration required Limited seats, registration upon availability No credits provided Language: English, no simultaneous translation The symposium takes place in room Mauritius on the first floor 06 PROGRAM – FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2018 08.30 INTRODUCTION 08.40 LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS I Chair: G. Costamagna, Rome; A. Dechêne, Essen; M. De Pater, Amsterdam; H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf; N. Reddy, Hyderabad; N. Yahagi, Tokyo; P. Zhou, Shanghai 10.15 Coffee break, visit to the industry exhibition 10.45 1 ST MINI-SYMPOSIUM Endoscopic treatment of obesity and metabolic diseases Chair: A. Dechêne, Essen; P. Fockens, Amsterdam 10.45 Endocrinologist’s perspective S. Martin, Düsseldorf 11.00 Interventions for obesity G. Costamagna, Rome 11.15 Metabolic endoscopy for diabetes and/or NAFL/NASH J. Devière, Brussels 11.30 Questions and answers 11.45 LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS II Chair: M. Bourke, Sydney; J. Devière, Brussels; R. Hawes, Orlando; G. Rettig, Berlin; T. Rösch, Hamburg; Y. Saito, Tokyo; H. Tajiri, Tokyo 13.00 Lunch, visit to the industry exhibition 14.15 LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS III Chair: M. Dinis-Ribeiro, Porto; F. Emura, Bogotá; S. Faiss, Hamburg; J. H. Moon, Seoul; G. S. Nyström, Stockholm; J.-F. Rey, Saint-Laurent-du-Var; H.-J. Schulz, Berlin 15.45 Coffee break, visit to the industry exhibition 07 PROGRAM – FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2018 16.15 2 ND MINI-SYMPOSIUM Endoscopic management of cholangiocarcinoma Chair: F. Hagenmüller, Hamburg; W. Hartwig, Düsseldorf; J.H. Moon, Seoul 16.15 Diagnostic endoscopic approach: role of ERCP, cholangioscopy, EUS R. Hawes, Orlando 16.30 Preoperative and palliative biliary stenting: selection criteria, methods, outcomes ERCP guided approach T. Rösch, Hamburg Interventional EUS P. Fockens, Amsterdam 17.00 Endolumenal tumor ablation: when and how? N. Reddy, Hyderabad 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; H.R. Tillgaard, Aabenraa 16.15 Endotherapy of upper GI bleeding: at what time and how? S. Seewald, Zurich 16.35 Benign gastrointestinal stenoses: bougie, balloon and/or stent? S. Faiss, Hamburg 16.55 Effective and safe removal of bile duct stones: tips, tricks, evidence A. Dechêne, Essen 17.15 Resection of colorectal polyps: role of novel techniques and devices H. Messmann, Augsburg 17.35 Current and future role of nurses in endoscopy U. Pfeifer,