26th Düsseldorf International Endoscopy Symposium, Feb 1-3 2024 (Videos)

Name: 26th Düsseldorf International Endoscopy Symposium, Feb 1-3 2024 (Videos)
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26th Düsseldorf International Endoscopy Symposium, Feb 1-3 2024 (Videos)

In recent years, we have further developed the digital infrastructure of our congress with the introduction of our interactive new web platform and the new congress app, which enables active online participation in addition to the face-to-face event, as well as exclusive later on-demand access for registered participants.

In addition to real-time updated information on the congress proceedings and active participation in discussions and TED questions, these modern platforms offer you the possibility of direct interaction with speakers and other participants, the exchange of information on new developments and technologies, and participation in virtual satellite symposia.

SUMMARY

Live-Demonstrations by an internationally renowned faculty from the endoscopy unit of the Evangelisches Krankenhaus Düsseldorf.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

New imaging technologies: impact on advanced endoscopic diagnosis
AI in endoscopic diagnosis, treatment, decision making and quality control
Evidence-based treatment of early gastrointestinal neoplasia
Advances in cholangiopancreatoscopy
EUS – from tissue acquisition to advanced drainage and lumen apposition
Sustainability of endoscopic service versus infection prevention
Prevention, recognition and management of adverse events
New endoscopic technologies

Lectures 2024
- 1st Mini-symposium
  - How to detect and treat residual-recurrent lesions – T. Rosch, Hamburg
  - Efficient endoscopic treatment – how to avoid incomplete resections – N. Yahagi, Tokyo
  - Detection and characterization – role of advanced imaging, AI and classification systems – A. Repici, Milan
- 2nd Mini-symposium
  - Adenocarcinoma of the rectum – M. Bourke, Sydney
  - Adenocarcinoma of the esophagus – R. Pouw, Amsterdam
- 3rd Mini-symposium
  - Multidisciplinary approach to indeterminate hilar biliary strictures – J. Devière, Brussels
  - EUS-guided endoscopic anastomoses vs. luminal stenting in malignant and benign duodenal obstruction – T. Itoi, Tokyo
  - Preoperative drainage of malignant biliary strictures – when and how – N. Reddy, Hyderabad
- 4th Mini-symposium
  - Role of advanced imaging and artificial intelligence in Barrett’s esophagus evaluation – H. Messmann, Augsburg
  - Role of new methods in endo-hepatology in 2024 – M. Ibrahim, Cairo
  - Optimizing outcomes of upper GI ESD using new strategies and tools – N. Yahagi, Tokyo
  - Current and future developments in metabolic and bariatric endoscopy – I. Boskoski, Rome
  - Cholangio-Pancreatoscopy in 2024, new tools, new opportunities – J. van Hooft, Leiden
  - Subserosal endoscopy in the 4th space – indications, results, and limitations – P. Zhou, Shanghai
  - Prevention and endoscopic treatment of (post-resection) esophageal strictures – P. Deprez, Brussels
- State-of-the-art Lectures
  - How will AI change our endoscopic practice – P. Sharma, Kansas City
  - New endoscopic techniques for evaluation and treatment of GERD – H. Inoue, Tokyo
Live Cases 2024
- 1 – STER
- 2 – ERCP – EPT, Cholangioscopy – Biopsies
- 3 – EUS-GE
- 4 – ARMS-P
- 5 – ESD
- 6 – ESD
- 7 – EMR
- 8 – Duodenal ESD
- 9 – Colonic EMR
- 10 – G-POEM