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‧ Slide：Asian Institute of TeleSurgery Introduction
‧ 2008.9.5 Taiwan President Ma visited AITS (24mb)
‧Introdution of Asian Institute of TeleSurgery (AITS)
‧Opening Ceremony of AITS IRCAD TAIWAN
‧The 1st General Laparoscopic Surgery Training Course
‧Video：Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery Video(1)-(3mb) Video(2)-(1.7mb) , Video(3)-(18mb)
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2009, December 03-05 Advanced Course in Digestive Surgery ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
| DALLEMAGNE Bernard-BELGIUM |
LEE Wei-Jei-TAIWAN |
| MARESCAUX Jacques-FRANCE |
MUTTER Didier-FRANCE |
| PASUPATHY Shanker-SINGAPOUR |
LEROY Joel-FRANCE |
| THE Catherine-PHILIPPINES |
SWANSTROM Lee-USA |
OBJECTIVES
‧To cover a broad spectrum of surgical procedures in
digestive surgery
‧To provide indications for surgical treatment and discuss
operative complications
‧To highlight technicalities of surgical interventions
through the broadcasting of live procedures
‧To allow real-time discussion between the operators and
the surgeon trainees
‧To provide hands-on sessions to improve skills in
laparoscopic surgery through practice on live tissue
under experts' tutorial
‧To describe postoperative clinical results and practical
applications of evidence-based clinical medicine
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
‧Interactive theoretical and video sessions between faculty
and course participants
‧Live and pre-recorded operative demonstrations
LECTURES:
‧LIVE & PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
- Inguinal hernia repair TAPP
- Inguinal hernia repair TEP
- Antireflux surgery
‧FOREGUT
‧HEPATOBILIARY & SPLENIC SURGERY
‧BOWEL SURGERY
‧PARIETAL WALL
‧LIVE & PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
- Bariatric surgery
- Gastric cancer
‧FOREGUT
‧HEPATOBILIARY & SPLENIC SURGERY
‧BOWEL SURGERY
‧PARIETAL WALL
‧Live Operative demonstration
‧WORKSHOP WITH EXPERTS
‧Inguinal hernia
‧Incisional hernia
‧Emergency surgery & Biliary tract surgery
‧Bariatric Surgery
‧Foregut
‧Pancreatic Surgery
‧Laparoscopic Liver Surgery
‧Colon - Rectum
‧NOTES? : the next revolution ?
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2009, November 20~21 International N.O.T.E.S Hands-On Course ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
Pierre ALLEMANN-SWITZERLAND
Bernard DALLEMAGNE-BELGIUM
Edith DUMENY-FRANCE
Elena MIHALACHE-ROMANIA
Silvana PERRETTA-ITALY
Michel VIX-FRANCE
Mitsuhiro ASAKUMA-JAPAN
Joel LEROY-FRANCE
Shanker PASUPATHY-SINGAPORE
Eduardo TARGARONA-SPAIN
OBJECTIVES
‧To become familiar with flexible endoscopy
‧To become familiar with transluminal surgery
‧To understand the rationale and challenges of endoscopic
transluminal surgery
‧To discover the latest and future technological developments
‧To provide hands-on sessions to learn endoscopic
transluminal surgery through practice on live tissue under
experts' tutorials
‧To promote research and define guidelines
Day1
LECTURES:
‧Challenge of N.O.T.E.S. : from technical improvement to
training and education
‧Live Operative Demonstrations from the Laboratory
‧Live Pre-Recorded Operative Demonstrations on patients
‧Hands-on training on live tissue(Option B only)
Day2
‧Hands-on training on live tissue(Option B only)
Lectures:
‧How to expose, retract, dissect, divide and suture?
Key devices, platforms and future
‧Who should perform NOTES ? Surgeons or Endoscopists?
‧Clinical experience with NOTES and Hybrid procedures
‧Step towards NOTES:Single Port Access Surgery:
another option to“scarless”abdominal surgery
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2009, October 29-31 Advanced Course in Pediatric Videosurgery ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
| F. BECMEUR (France) |
L. NGUYEN THANH (Vietnam) |
| Y. HELOURY (Australia) |
O. REINBERG (Switzerland) |
| M.D. LECLAIR (France) |
S. ROTHENBERG (USA) |
| P. MONTUPET (France) |
M. SCHLOBACH (Brazil) |
| P. PHILIPPE (Luxembourg) |
H.L. TAN (Malaysia) |
OBJECTIVES
‧To cover a broad spectrum of surgical procedures in
pediatric surgery
‧To provide indications for surgical treatment and discuss
operative complications
‧To highlight technicalities of surgical interventions
through the broadcasting of videos
‧To allow discussion between the experts and the surgeon
trainees
‧To provide hands-on sessions to improve skills in
laparoscopic surgery through practice on live
tissue under experts' tutorials
‧To describe postoperative
LECTURES:
‧THEORETICAL AND VIDEO SESSION:
‧Abdomen
‧Laparoscopy in Neonates
‧Ergonomics
‧Urology:Nephrectomies, Vesicoureteric reflux
‧Miscellaneous: Varicocele, Impalpable testis, Peritoneal
dialysis, Inguinal hernias
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2009, October 19-22 Intensive Course in Laparoscopic General Surgery ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
| J. Marescaux (France) |
B. Dallemagne (France) |
| A. Forgione (Italy) |
J. Leroy (France) |
| D. Mutter (France) |
S. Perretta (Italy) |
| N. Tanigawa (Japan) |
D.A. Chou (Taiwan) |
| H.S. Wu (Taiwan) |
W.J. Lee (Taiwan) |
OBJECTIVES
‧To provide the basic knowledge required for clinical
applications
‧To describe all the basic principles (instruments,
materials, equipments) and present the most used basic
laparoscopic techniques
‧Hands-on training sessions to learn or improve
performance of basic technical tasks in laparoscopic
surgery such as intra-corporeal suturing and knots tying
techniques, two-hands coordination for dissection, safe
use of energy in laparoscopy
‧To describe results and potential complications of
laparoscopic procedures
LECTURES:
‧THEORETICAL AND VIDEO SESSION:
‧Basic Principles: Positioning of trocars, Knots, Operative
room organisation
‧Complication in laparoscopy:bowel and vascular injuries
‧Laparoscopic biliary surgery
‧New concepts in laparoscopic surgery
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2009, October 15-16 APAGE 2009 Annual Congress Hands-on Workshop ( activity diary ) |
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2009, October 12-14 Advanced course in Gynaecological Surgery ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
李奇隆 Chyi-Long LEE (TAIWAN)
Ignacio Mendoza MIRANDA (CHILE)
Joseph NASSIF (LEBANON)
Sergio SCHETTINI (ITALY)
Veronique THOMA (FRANCE)
OBJECTIVES
‧To provide the basic skills required for good
progress in clinical laparoscopic practice.
‧To describe the technical steps which are used for
advanced laparoscopic procedures.
‧To describe results and potential complications,
and how to prevent them.
‧To practice on both pelvic trainer and live tissue
in order to give the participant the technical
capacity to improve his practice
LECTURES:
‧Theoretical Session: GENERALITIES, WAYS OF ENTRY,
ANATOMY
‧GENERALITIES - Ergonomics,Technique of Exposure,
Mass Extraction
‧WAYS OF ENTRY - Ways of entry, complications ＆
methods to avoid them
‧ANATOMY - Laparoscopic Anatomy.Nerves.Ureter
‧EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY – HANDS-ON TRAINING on
PELVIC TRAINER
‧Exercises in needle loading
‧Right hand and left hand suturing
‧Intra and extra corporeal knots
‧Different techniques for continuous suture
‧Theoretical Session – HYSTERECTOMY, ADNEXAL
MASSES
‧Techniques of Hysterectomy : My technique of lap
hysterectomy
‧Laparoscopic management of benign ovarian masses
‧Live Operative demonstration
‧EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY–Training on Live Tissue:
Dissection in the retroperitoneal space
‧Cystotomy and bladder reconstruction,Intra and extra
corporeal knots, Lymphadenectomy
‧Theoretical session: PELVIC FLOOR, ENDOMETRIOSIS,
ENDOMETRIOSIS
‧Laparoscopic treatment of deep infiltrating
Endometriosis
‧Endometriosis Syndromes: a clinical classification
‧Laparoscopy management of ovarian endometrioma
‧EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY – Training on Live Tissue:
Nephrectomy
‧Simulation of bowel injury and reconstruction
‧Micro re-anastomosis of the ureterPractice of
previously performed procedures
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2009, September 25-26 Wrist Arthroscopy Course ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
| C. MATHOULIN (France) |
P.C. HO (Hong-Kong SAR, China) |
| T. NAKAMURA (Japon) |
W.C. CHEN (Taiwan) |
| A. ATZEI (Italy) |
W.-L. TSE (Hong-Kong SAR, China) |
| D. FONTES (France) |
J.-T. SHIH (Taiwan) |
| M. HAERLE (Germany) |
Y. ABE (Japan) |
| R. LUCHETTI (Italy) |
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OBJECTIVES:
‧To provide indications for surgical treatment and
discuss operative complications
‧To enable participants to carry out more sophisticated
techniques in wrist arthroscopic surgery
‧To allow real-time discussion between the operators
and the surgeons trainees
‧To provide hands-on sessions to improve skills
in wrist arthroscopic surgery through practise
on cadaveric tissue under Expert's tutorials
‧To describe postoperative clinical results and
practical applications of evidence-bassed
clinical medicine
LECTURES:
‧THEORETICAL AND VIDEO SESSION:
‧TFCC repair, a new approach
‧TFCC reconstruction
‧1st CMC arthroscopic arthroplasty
‧Scapho-lunate Tears : Wrist arthroscopy dorsal capsulodesis
‧Sauve-Kapandji procedureWrist arthroscopy in distal
radius fracture
‧Scaphoid Non-union
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2009, August 25-27 Urological Surgery ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
| C.C. Abbou, (France) |
| E. Mandron, (France) |
| S. Egawa (Japan) |
| R. Van Velthoven, (Belgium) |
| 邱文祥 Allen W. Chiu(Taiwan) |
| 闕士傑 Shih-Chieh Chueh (Taiwan) |
| 歐宴泉 Yen-Chuan Or (Taiwan) |
| 裘坤元 Kun-Yuan Chiu (Taiwan) |
| 余燦榮 Tsan-Jung Yu (Taiwan) |
| 林嘉祥 Chia-Hsiang Lin (Taiwan) |
OBJECTIVES
‧To present operative techniques by live operative
demonstations from expert centers
‧To describe common laparoscopic urological techniques
and operative procedures
‧To describe outcomes and potential complications of
laparoscopic procedures
‧Hands-on training sessions to improve technical
performance in laparoscopic urological surgery
LECTURES:
‧Theoretical Session:Laparoscopic Kidney Surgery
‧Right adrenalectomy – Live Surgery
‧Laparoscopic adrenalectomy
‧EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY –
Practical session on Live Tissue
‧Approach of the upper urinary system
‧Theoretical Session – Pelvic Laparoscopic Surgery
‧Laparoscopic treatment of genito-urinary prolapse
‧Pyeloplasty – Live Surgery
‧Laparoscopic Radical cystectomy
‧The next future in mini-invasive surgery: N.O.T.E.S
‧EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY–Training on Live Tissue:
Approach of the lower urinary system
‧Theoretical session:Prostatic Surgery
‧Laparoscopic prostatectomy–Live Surgery
‧Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy:extraperitoneal
approach
‧Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy:transperitoneal
approach
‧Laparoscopic adenomectomy : Millin’s technique
‧Pelvic lymphadenectomy :
new concept of extensive lymphadenectomy,
technique of laparoscopic lymphadenectomy
‧Robotic assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
‧EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY – Training on Live Tissue:
Practice of previously performed procedures
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2009, July 18 Master in Knee Arthroscopic Surgery - Cadaver Knee Workshop ( activity diary ) |
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2009, July 3-4 Asian Conference on Computer Aided Surgery ( activity diary ) |
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2009, July 3-4 International N.O.T.E.S Hands-On Course ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
| Allemann, P - Switzerland |
Asakuma, M - Japan |
| Bailey, M – United Kingdom |
Chen, CH - Taiwan |
| Dunkin, B – USA |
Forgione, A – Italy |
| Inoue, H - Japan |
Leroy, J – France |
| Pasupathy, S – Singapore |
Tanigawa, N – Japan |
| Vix, M – France |
Zhu, JF - China |
OBJECTIVES
‧To become familiar with flexible endoscopy
‧To become familiar with transluminal surgery
‧To understand the rationale and challenges of endoscopic
transluminal surgery
‧To discover the latest and future technological developments
‧To provide hands-on sessions to learn endoscopic
transluminal surgery through practice on live tissue under
experts' tutorials
‧To promote research and define guidelines
LECTURES:
‧Challenge of N.O.T.E.S. :
from technical improvement to training and education
‧Live Operative Demonstrations from the Laboratory
‧Live Pre-Recorded Operative Demonstrations on patients
‧How to expose, retract, dissect, divide and suture?
Key devices, platforms and future
‧Who should perform NOTES ? Surgeons or Endoscopists?
‧Clinical experience with NOTES and Hybrid procedures
‧Step towards NOTES:Single Port Access Surgery:
another option to“scarless”abdominal surgery
‧Hands-on training on live tissue(Option B only)
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2009, June 30-July 2 Interventional GI Endoscopy Techniques ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
| A. Imagawa – Japan |
H. Inoue – Japan |
| H. Minami – Japan |
H.P. Wang - Taiwan |
| H. Yamamoto - Japan |
LR. Mo - Taiwan |
| K. Sumiyama – Japan |
M.S. Lee – Korea |
| M. Vieth – Germany |
N. Yahagi – Japan |
| O. Le Moine - Belgium |
S. Kudo – Japan |
| SY. Tung - Taiwan |
T. Oyama – Japan |
| Y. Morita – Japan |
Y. Saito - Japan |
OBJECTIVES
‧To provide the knowledge necessary to progress in
gastrointestinal interventional endoscopy practice
‧To describe the technical steps which are used for advanced
endoscopic procedures
‧To describe results and potential complications, and how
to prevent them
‧To practice on live tissue in order to give the
participant the technical capacity
‧To improve his expertise
LECTURES:
THEORETICAL AND VIDEO SESSION:
‧Endoscopic Mucosal Resection (EMR) and Endoscopic Sub
Mucosal Dissection (ESD)
‧Various endoscopic procedures
‧New techniques
‧EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY (Practice on live tissue)
for Option B
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2009, June 08-11 Intensive Course in Laparoscopic Surgery ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
| A. Forgione (Italy) |
C.K. Yeung (Hong Kong) |
| S. Perretta (Italy) |
J. Leroy (France) |
| N. Tanigawa (Japan) |
M. Vix (France) |
| P. Miccoli (Italy) |
Y.A. Park (South Korea) |
OBJECTIVES
‧To provide the basic knowledge required for clinical
applications
‧To describe all the basic principles (instruments, materials,
equipments) and present the most used basic laparoscopic
techniques
‧Hands-on training sessions to learn or improve performance
of basic technical tasks in laparoscopic surgery such as
intra-corporeal suturing and knots tying techniques, two-
hands coordination for dissection, safe use of energy in
laparoscopy
‧To describe results and potential complications of
laparoscopic procedures
LECTURES:
THEORETICAL SESSION :
‧Basic principles
‧New trends in laparoscopic surgery
‧Inguinal hernia repair
‧Gastric surgery
‧Morbid Obesity Surgery
‧“Pot pourri” pre-recorded Live Surgery
（chosen by the audience）
‧Pediatric Surgery
‧Endocrine surgery
‧Laparoscopic biliary surgery
‧Emergency surgery
‧New concepts in laparoscopic surgery
‧N.O.T.E.S. :
‧Colorectal surgery
‧Splenic surgery
‧Pancreatic and Hepatic surgery
‧Proficiency Test
EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY - Practice on Live Tissue
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2009, May 8-9 Advanced Course in Colorectal Surgery ( activity diary ) |
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Faculty
| Chen, W.(Taiwan) |
Li, M. (Hong Kong) |
| Forgione, A. (Italy) |
Mutter, D. (France) |
| Huscher, C. (Italy) |
Okuda, J. (Japan) |
| Hsu, B. (Taiwan) |
Pasupathy, S (Singapore) |
| Kwok, S. (Hong Kong) |
Ponzano, C. (Italy) |
| Law, LW. (Hong Kong) |
Tsai, C. (Taiwan) |
OBJECTIVES
‧To cover a broad spectrum of surgical procedures in
colorectal surgery
‧To provide indications for surgical treatment and discuss
operative complications
‧To highlight technicalities of surgical interventions through
the broadcasting of live procedures
‧To allow real time discussion between the operators and
the surgeon trainees
‧To provide hands-on sessions improve skills in
laparoscopic surgery through the practice on live tissue
under experts' tutorials
‧To describe postoperative clinical results and practical
applications of evidence-based clinical medicine
‧LIVE AND PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE
DEMONSTRATIONS
‧FOR OPTION A : WORKSHOP WITH EXPERTS
‧FOR OPTION B : HANDS-ON TRAINING ON LIVE TISSUE
‧PLENARY SESSIONS – LECTURES
‧TECHNIQUES OF RIGHT AND LEFT LAPAROSCOPIC
COLECTOMY
‧NEW TECHNIQUES
‧DIVERTICULITIS : INDICATIONS, TECHNIQUES AND
OUTCOMES
‧COLON CANCER
‧RECTAL CANCER
‧CLOSING LECTURE
‧CONCLUSION OF THE COURSE
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2009, May 1-2 Wrist arthroscopy ( activity diary ) |
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Course Director：
C. MATHOULIN (France)
Co Course Directors：
| P.C. HO (Hong-Kong SAR, China) |
T. NAKAMURA (Japan) |
Faculty：
| W.C. CHEN (Taiwan) |
A. ATZEI (Italy) |
| W.-L. TSE (Hong-Kong SAR, China) |
D. FONTES (France) |
| T. LINDAU (United Kingdom) |
M. HAERLE (Germany) |
| R. LUCHETTI (Italy) |
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Lecture 1
TFCC repair, a new approach (30 min)
TFCC reconstruction (30 min)
Practical Session 1 (Part 1)
TFCC Reconstruction
Lecture 2
Distal radius fracture (30 min)
Scapho-lunate Tears :
Wrist arthroscopy dorsal capsulodesis (20 min)
Practical Session 2 (part 1)
Distal radius fracture, scapho lunate suture
Lecture 3
Sauve-Kapandji procedure (30 min)
Scaphoid Non-union (30 min)
Practical Session 3 (Part 1)
Sauve-Kapandji, scaphoid non union
Practical Session 3 (Part 2)
Lecture 4
1st CMC arthroscopic arthroplasty (30 min)
Practical Session 4
Arthroscopic interposition arthroplasty
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2009, February 16-19 General Surgery ( activity diary ) |
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FACULTY
| A. Forgione (Italy) |
B. Dallemagne (France) |
| J. Leroy (France) |
K.Y. Lee (South Korea) |
| S. Perretta (Italy) |
W.J. Hyung (South Korea) |
OBJECTIVES
‧To provide the basic knowledge required for clinical
applications
‧To describe all the basic principles (instruments, materials,
equipments) and present the most used basic laparoscopic
techniques
‧Hands-on training sessions to learn or improve performance
of basic technical tasks in laparoscopic surgery such as
intra-corporeal suturing and knots tying techniques, two-
hands coordination for dissection, safe use of energy in
laparoscopy
‧To describe results and potential complications of
laparoscopic procedures
THEORETICAL SESSION:
Equipment
Basic Principle
Complications in laparoscopy: bowel and vascular injuries
Inguinal hernia repair
Emergency surgery
Endocrine surgery
New concepts in laparoscopic Surgery
N.O.T.E.S
Gastric surgery
Laparoscopic biliary surgery
Colorectal surgery
Splenic surgery
Lapariscopic approach for liver tumors
Proficiency Test
EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY - Practice on Live Tissue
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