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Colorectal surgery

Advanced Course in Colorectal Surgery

2009, May 8 - 9 - Option A	Contact us	Closed	Registration form (offline)	Course program
2009, May 8 - 9 - Option B	Contact us	Closed	Registration form (offline)	Course program

Registration fee Exchange rate table

Option A – 37,000 NTD ( Limited to 80 Registrations ) :
The fee includes：
● live and pre-recorded operative demonstrations
● theoretical teaching and/or workshop
● coffee breaks and lunches
● one evening meal
● shuttle bus service provided

Option B – 68,000 NTD ( Limited to 40 Registrations ) :
The fee includes：
● live and pre-recorded operative demonstrations
● theoretical teaching and/or workshop
● practical training on live tissue (mini pigs)
● coffee breaks and lunches
● one evening meal
● shuttle bus service provided

*All payments need to be made in New Taiwan Dollars.

Accommodation

is available at special AITS rates at Howard Prince Hotel Taichung (when hotel is fully booked we will arrange another hotel) 2,800 NTD per night, single room, breakfast included.
Accommodation is not included in registration charge. Please make your payment directly at hotel counter.
※ Pick-up Service is under individual request and personal expense.Please provide flight information in advance.(700NTD per person per pick up )aits@show.org.tw

Registration

On-line registration is recommended with payment on visa/master card. For paper registration, please send us your registration form duly completed
by fax (+886-4-707-3222) and/or postal mail.

Registration is confirmed upon receipt of the form duly filled out, signature affixed, with payment enclosed.

For organizing procedure, any registration cancelled less than one month before the course will NOT be reimbursed or postponed.

Program outline

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

EDUCATIONAL METHODS

Interactive theoretical and video sessions between faculty and course participants
Live and pre-recorded operative demonstrations

PRELIMINARY FACULTY LIST

	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

FIRST DAY

07.45 am

Registration

08.00 am

Welcome to participants and Introduction of the Faculty

MH. Huang – HS. Wu -
J. Marescaux

08.10 am

LIVE AND PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS

Chairmen　 HS. Wu (Taiwan) - RJ. Heald (UK) – J. Okuda (Japan)
Operators　C. Huscher (Italy) - J. Leroy (France) – M. Li (Hong Kong)

Sigmoidectomy
Left Colectomy
Right Colectomy
Total Mesorectal Excision for Cancer (TME)

02.00 pm

Lunch at the institute

03.00 pm

FOR OPTION A : WORKSHOP WITH EXPERTS
Chairmen : S. Kwok (Hong Kong) – J. Okuda (Japan) – W. Chen (Taiwan)

The new anatomy discovered by laparoscopy
Intraoperative complications of laparoscopic colorectal surgery
Trouble shooting in laparoscopic colorectal surgery
Knacks and pitfalls of laparoscopic surgery for right colon cancer
Laparoscopic right hemicolectomy

C. Ponzanoa
C. Ponzano
J. Okuda
J. Okuda
S. Kwok

BREAK – 30'

Laparoscopic splenic flexure mobilization
Laparoscopic colorectal resection : the impact of conversion
Laparoscopic resection for obstructing left-sided colon cancer
Right colectomy for oesophago-coloplasty
Complex dissections for endometriosis

W. Chen
WL. Law
WL. Law
C. Huscher
J. Leroy

03.00 pm

FOR OPTION B : HANDS-ON TRAINING ON LIVE TISSUE

Chairman
Faculty

D. Mutter
A. Forgione – B. Hsu - S. Pasupathy – C. Ponzano – C. Tsai

Operative strategy
Right ileo-caecal resection and anastomosis
Left sigmoid resection with knight anastomosis
Vascular approach

06.00 pm

END OF THE SESSION

SECOND DAY

08.00 am

FOR OPTION A : WORKSHOP WITH EXPERTS
Chairmen : M. Li (Hong Kong) – J. Wu (Taiwan)

The nerves of sexual function
TME – Open surgery – Tips from the laparoscopic surgeon
Laparoscopic super low rectal resection
Incisionless laparoscopic anterior resection with total hystectomy
Robotic low anterior resection

RJ. Heald
RJ. Heald
J. Okuda
WL. Law
WL. Law

BREAK – 30'

Laparoscopic anterior resection (Synchronous tumor)
4 Directional retraction in TME – How to do?
Tips and tricks to prevent failure after colorectal anastomosis
Laparoscopic oncologic Sigmoidectomy with transanal specimen removal :
A step to NOTES or single port procedure
New techniques on left-sided colon resection with hybrid procedure

S. Kwok
J. Leroy
J. Leroy
J. Leroy

M. Li

08.00 am

FOR OPTION B : HANDS-ON TRAINING ON LIVE TISSUE

Chairman
Faculty

D. Mutter
A. Forgione – B. Hsu - S. Pasupathy – C. Ponzano – C. Tsai

Operative strategy
Right ileo-caecal resection and anastomosis
Left sigmoid resection with knight anastomosis
Vascular approach

11.00 am

BREAK

11.15 am

PLENARY SESSIONS – LECTURES
Chairmen : RJ. Heald (UK) – WL. Law (Hong Kong) – M. Li (Hong Kong)

11.15 am

TECHNIQUES OF RIGHT AND LEFT LAPAROSCOPIC COLECTOMY

Tricks and techniques – Right colectomy
Smallest wound in laparoscopic hemicolectomy
Key technical points in laparoscopic left colonic resections
Strategy for splenic flexure cancer by laparoscopy

J. Leroy
S. Kwok
C. Huscher
J. Okuda

12.10 pm

NEW TECHNIQUES

One single trocar Sigmoidectomy in human patient : feasibility

J. Leroy

12.25 pm

DIVERTICULITIS : INDICATIONS, TECHNIQUES AND OUTCOMES

Indication for surgery
Functional results after elective laparoscopic sigmoid resection

A. Forgione
A. Forgione

12.45 pm

LUNCH AT THE INSTITUTE

01.45 pm

COLON CANCER

Standardization of surgical technique
Laparoscopic colectomy – stay out of trouble
How to prevent anastomosis leakage

W. Chen
S. Kwok
J. Okuda

02.30 pm

RECTAL CANCER

Abdomino Perineal Excision (APE)

How far should the laparoscopic surgeon go ?
Pitfalls

RJ. Heald
RJ. Heald

Total Mesorectal Excision (TME)

Laparoscopic rectal resection for cancer : the trick and outcome
Laparoscopic TME demonstrating optimal surgical anatomy

WL. Law
J. Okuda

03.30 pm

CLOSING LECTURE
Skeletons in the cupboard or “When bad things happen to good surgeons”

RJ. Heald

04.00 pm

CONCLUSION OF THE COURSE

04.15 pm

End of the course

Delivery of the certificates of attendance

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