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S E C O N D Announcement ESCP NICE THIRTEENTH SCIENTIFIC & ANNUAL MEETING 2018 26–28 SEPTEMBER 2018 / NICE, FRANCE SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT ABSTRACT DEADLINE DATE FRIDAY 27 APRIL 2018 EARLY REGISTRATION & ACCOMMODATION DATE FRIDAY 22 JUNE 2018 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION www.escp.eu.com/escp-2018 - #escp2018 ESCPNICE2018 www.escp.eu.com/escp-2018 / #escp2018 / 2 Contents ESCP MEETING OVERVIEW ESCP 2018, NICE CONGRESS VENUE REGISTRATION AND EXHIBITION OPEN HOURS FUTURE KEY DATES PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS AND 'HANDS-ON' COURSES CALL FOR MAIN ABSTRACTS ESCP CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES EBSQ EXAMINATIONS SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME (Wed 26) SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME (Thu 27) SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME (Fri 28) NICE EVENING EVENTS NICE TRAVEL INFORMATION NICE HOTEL INFORMATION ESCP FELLOWSHIP UPDATE ESCPNICE2018 www.escp.eu.com/escp-2018 / #escp2018 / 3 All activities take place at Nice Acropolis ESCP Meeting Overview Convention Center other than where indicated TUESDAY 25 & SATURDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 2018 Tuesday PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: ADVANCES IN TREATMENT OF CRYPTOGLANDULAR FISTULAS 09:30 – 16:00 Location to be confirmed See details on page 8 on how to apply Tuesday PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: AIN AND HRA FOR COLORECTAL SURGEONS 09:30 – 16:00 Location to be confirmed See details on page 10 on how to apply Tuesday PRE-CONGRESS COURSE: OPERATIVE TECHNIQUES FOR THE PREVENTION AND REPAIR OF 09:30 – 16:00 PARASTOMAL HERNIA Location to be confirmed See details on page 9 on how to apply Saturday TAMIS 09:30 – 16:00 Location to be confirmed See details on page 12 on how to apply WEDNESDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2018 See page 18-19 09:00 – 11:00 SYMPOSIA 09:00 – 11:00 EDUCATIONAL: CORE SUBJECT UPDATE 08:00 – 12:30 EDUCATIONAL: 10th ULTRASOUND WORKSHOP 11:00 – 13:15 YOUNG ESCP MEETING 11:05 – 12:35 CONSULTANT’S CORNER 12:35 – 13:20 GUIDELINES UPDATE 12:35 – 13:25 EXHIBITION OPENS: SANDWICH LUNCH AVAILABLE 13:25 – 15:30 INT. TRIALS RESULTS FORUM, SURGICAL VIDEO, ESCP FELLOWSHIPS UPDATE, KEYNOTE LECTURE 15:30 – 15:50 COFFEE BREAK 15:50 – 16:40 INDUSTRY SPONSORED SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM 16:00 – 19:00 KEYNOTE LECTURE, SYMPOSIUM, INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM 16:55 – 18:30 EDUCATIONAL: BEST PUBLICATIONS, COLOPROCTOLOGY 3.0 THE CUTTING EDGE OF ONLINE INNOVATION 18:30 – 19:30 ESCP WELCOME RECEPTION ESCPNICE2018 www.escp.eu.com/escp-2018 / #escp2018 / 4 All activities take place at Nice Acropolis ESCP Meeting Overview Convention Center other than where indicated THURSDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2018 See page 20-21 07:40 – 10:25 EDUCATIONAL: TRAINEE VIDEO SESSION 08:35 – 09:25 INDUSTRY SPONSORED SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM 08:35 – 10:05 FREE PAPERS, NEW TRIALS FORUM 10:10 – 11:25 LONG COFFEE BREAK 10:25 – 11:15 INDUSTRY SPONSORED SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM 10:45 – 12:35 EDUCATIONAL: TRAINEE ROUND TABLE SESSION 11:25 – 12:45 KEYNOTE LECTURE, ESCP PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS, INTERNATIONAL TRAVELLING FELLOWS FREE PAPERS 12:45 – 14:00 LUNCH, EXHIBITION 12:45 – 14:00 EDUCATIONAL: WORKSHOP FOR AUTHORS 13:05 – 13:55 INDUSTRY SPONSORED SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM 14:00 – 16:25 THE SIX BEST FREE PAPERS / ESCP/ECCO & ESCP/EAES SYMPOSIA 14:20 – 15:10 INDUSTRY SPONSORED SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM 16:25 – 17:20 COFFEE BREAK 16:30 – 17:15 ESCP ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 17:20 – 19:00 EDUCATIONAL: INTERACTIVE TRAINEE WORKSHOP 17:20 – 18:55 KEYNOTE LECTURES, FREE PAPERS 20:00 ESCP INFORMAL CONFERENCE DINNER AT CASTEL PLAGE FRIDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2018 See page 22-23 07:35 – 08:35 EDUCATIONAL: NEW TECHNOLOGIES: ICG FLUORESCENCE 07:35 – 09:10 FREE PAPERS, KEYNOTE LECTURE 09:10 – 09:45 COFFEE BREAK 09:45 – 11:30 ESCP HONORARY MEMBER AWARDS, ESCP AWARDS, SYMPOSIUM 11:30 – 12:30 BRUNCH, EXHIBITION 11:35 – 12:25 INDUSTRY SPONSORED SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM 11:35 – 12:30 EDUCATIONAL: 20 YEARS OF EBSQ COLOPROCTOLOGY 12:30 – 14:35 KEYNOTE LECTURES, SYMPOSIUM 13:35 – 14:35 EDUCATIONAL: ILEOCECAL CROHN’S: STRICUTORPLASTY VS. RESECTION? 14:35 – 14:40 CLOSING CEREMONY ESCPNICE2018 www.escp.eu.com/escp-2018 / #escp2018 / 5 ESCP 2018, Nice We are delighted to invite you to attend ESCP’s For the first time we are pleased to announce a 13th Scientific and Annual meeting. joint Hereditary Colorectal Cancer symposium on Wednesday with our colleagues from EHTG. ESCP is going to Nice! This exceptional city on We will collaborate again with our colleagues the stunning French Riveria will host ESCP’s 13th at ECCO and EAES, with joint symposia on Scientific and Annual meeting. We would like to Thursday. We also aim for more interaction thank our French colleagues for their support in during certain symposia this year, in addition to these early planning stages, we are very excited Consultants’ Corner, and we hope you will join us as we look ahead to September! for some stimulating debate, and that you will enjoy the very finest of keynote lectures that we The programme this year has built on the have lined up. success of past meetings, and the Programme and Education Committees have done a great The Palais des Congrès et des Expositions Nice job of putting together highly informative, Acropolis offers excellent facilities and is located stimulating and thought-provoking symposia and not far from the town centre. It is well connected educational sessions. to the hotels ESCP will be using. We look forward to welcoming you to Nice! Ethem Gecim Gabriela Möslein ESCP President 2017-18 ESCP Secretary Anna Martling Des Winter ESCP Programme Chair ESCP Assistant Programme Chair Klaus Matzel Dieter Hahnloser ESCP Education Chair ESCP Assistant Education Chair ESCPNICE2018 www.escp.eu.com/escp-2018 / #escp2018 / 6 NICE ACROPOLIS CENTRE One of the big advantages of Nice Acropolis is its location; the venue is served by regular trams, and it has excellent links to both the city centre and Nice’s picturesque historic quarter. LOCATION ACCOMMODATION The Acropolis is located 1.4 km north of the town Deadline Date: Friday 22 June 2018 centre. The nearest tram stop is located opposite You can book your hotel within online registration, the Acropolis and is just 3 stops to the Promenade and rooms are available on a first-come-first- des Anglais where ESCP preferred hotels are served-basis. Details of the hotels are available situated. Further details about travel in Nice can on ESCP’s website from April 2018 with a map be found on page 27. showing the hotel’s location and instructions on getting to the Nice Acropolis Convention Centre. Nice Acropolis Palace of Congresses and Exhibitions 1 Esplanade John Fitzjerald Kennedy ACCOMMODATION BOOKINGS 06000 Nice France ESCP Secretariat c/o Integrity International Events Ltd T: +33 (0)4 93 92 83 00 The Coach House, 7 St Alban’s Road E: [email protected] Edinburgh EH9 2PA, UK www.nice-acropolis.com T: +44 (0)131 624 6040 E: [email protected] ESCPNICE2018 www.escp.eu.com/escp-2018 / #escp2018 / 7 Registration and Exhibition Open Hours See registration fees Registration Exhibition Wednesday 07:30 – 19:00 12:30 – 19:30 26 September Thursday 07:30 – 19:00 07:30 – 19:30 27 September Friday 07:30 – 16:30 07:30 – 13:00 28 September FUTURE ESCP ANNUAL MEETING DATES KEY DATES 2018 26 – 28 September Friday 27 April 2018 – Deadline for abstract submissions 2019 25 – 27 September Friday 22 June 2018 2020 23 – 25 September – Hotel booking and payment deadline date 2021 22 – 24 September – Deadline for early registration rate – Best rates for ESCP members end today! 2022 21 – 23 September Friday 21 September 2018 2023 27 – 29 September – Deadline for late registration rate – Higher rates apply for registrations after 21 2024 25 – 27 September September! REGISTRATION AND CONGRESS MANAGEMENT ESCP Secretariat c/o Integrity International Events The Coach House, 7 St. Alban’s Road, Edinburgh EH9 2PA, UK T +44 (0)131 624 6040 / E: [email protected] ESCPNICE2018 www.escp.eu.com/escp-2018 / #escp2018 / 8 Pre-Congress Workshops and 'Hands-On' Courses Following the success of the ‘Hands-On’ Courses which ran in Berlin last year, the ESCP Education Committee have organised several “Hands-On” Courses in France this year. HANDS-ON COURSE: ADVANCES IN LEARNING OBJECTIVES TREATMENT OF CRYPTOGLANDULAR – Trainees will be more aware of established FISTULAS along with newer treatment modalities and the opportunity to practice these techniques Date: Tuesday 25 September 2018 hands-on. Time: 09:30 – 16:00 – Trainees will learn when and how new Location: to be confirmed techniques can be implemented and what the current status of these modalities are. Cost: €100 Member €120 Non-Member COURSE DIRECTORS David Zimmerman (The Netherlands) Aimed at trainees and young surgeons Christoph Isbert (Germany) interested in patient and therapy selection, and the proper application of surgical therapy. Trainees must have basic knowledge of anal anatomy and pathogenesis of cryptoglandular fistulas. COURSE CONTENT This course will show the attendees the classic treatment modalities of cryptoglandular fistulas and offer an opportunity to gain hands-on experience on the world-famous and unique “Isbert” model. Attendees will also look into new treatment modalities that are currently being offered. Experts in the field will present their data on different modalities (laser, VAAFT, stem-cell, permacol) and provide a critical appraisal of current evidence along with looking at the way new techniques can be implemented in current practice. Course Director Course Director David Zimmerman Christoph Isbert (The Netherlands) (Germany) ESCPNICE2018 www.escp.eu.com/escp-2018 / #escp2018 / 9 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUES FOR LEARNING OBJECTIVES THE PREVENTION AND REPAIR OF Attendees should gain the following: PARASTOMAL HERNIA – Learn about the indications, patient selection Date: Tuesday 25 September 2018 and outcomes for repair of parastomal hernia. Time: to be confirmed – Learn about the technical challenges Location: to be confirmed associated with different types of repairs. Cost: €100 Member – Learn about pitfalls in consent and choices of €120 Non-Member meshes.
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