Scientific Program Details
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Monday, September 7, 2009
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08:30-09:15
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1
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The ISS/SIC President's Opening
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President:
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Address by the ISS/SIC President
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M.G. Sarr, USA
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09:15-10:00
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2
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ISS/SIC Martin Allgöwer Lecture
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Introduction/Comments:
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Restoring women's lives: Dr. Catherine Hamlin and the Fistula Hospitals of Ethiopia
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Emeritus Professor, Gynecologic Oncology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA
M.J. Webb, Australia
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Lecturer:
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C. Hamlin, Ethiopia
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10:30-12:00
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3
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ISDS Main Session
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Moderators:
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From minimally to maximally invasive treatment of
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P. McMurrick, Australia
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colon and rectal cancer
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H. Kessler, Germany
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Panelists:
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Laparoscopic TME
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P. McMurrick, Australia
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Sacrectomy for recurrent rectal cancer
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G. Chang, USA
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Predicting recurrence and survival after hepatectomy for colorectal liver metastases
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D.-M. Jaeck, France
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Resection or continued chemotherapy for multiple bilobar liver metastases which have responded to chemotherapy
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H. Shimada, Japan
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Stage 4 colon cancer: how much liver resection is too much?
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G.J. Maddern, Australia
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10:30-12:00
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4
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ISS/SIC Symposium
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Moderator:
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Safe surgery saves lives
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B.H. Barraclough, Australia
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P. Malycha, Australia
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Panelists:
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WHO surgical safety checklist: tiny steps in the operating theater, great leap in patient safety
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A.H. Al-Briezat, Jordan
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The WHO safe surgery saves lives checklist: why you should use it
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B.H. Barraclough, Australia
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Implementing "Root Cause Analysis" as an improvement and educational tool
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D. Mayer, USA
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Addressing the serious gaps in perioperative care: lessons for safer care
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C. Hughes, Australia
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10:30-12:00
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5
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IAES Free Paper Session
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Moderators:
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Endocrine surgery
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G. Akerström, Sweden
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G.M. Doherty, USA
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10:30-12:00
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6
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IATSIC Symposium
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Moderators:
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Damage control vs. definitive repair: has the pendulum
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C.W. Schwab, USA
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swung too far?
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D.D. Trunkey, USA
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Panelists:
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Damage control torso: extend the use!
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C.W. Schwab, USA
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Damage control torso: restrict the use!
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D.D. Trunkey, USA
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Damage control: orthopedics - have we gone too far? Is it a cop-out
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T. Kossmann, Australia
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Will new resuscitation techniques eliminate the need for damage control?
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A. Rivkind, Israel
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10:30-12:00
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7
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BSI Postgraduate Breast Course
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(at extra charge)
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12:15-13:45
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15
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IAES Lunch Symposium
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Moderators:
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Parathyroid and thyroid ultrasound
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C.C. Solorzano, USA
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A.E. Siperstein, USA
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Panelists:
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Parathyroid ultrasound
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L.T. Kim, USA
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Thyroid ultrasound
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Y. Ito, Japan
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12:15-13:45
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16
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IATSIC Lunch Poster Walk
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Poster rounds:
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Trauma surgery
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S.K. D'Amours, Australia
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M. Joshipura, India
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Z. Balogh, Australia
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R.S. Poggetti, Brazil
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T. Razek, Canada
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A.B. Peitzman, USA
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C. Gaarder, Norway
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R.K. Simons, Canada
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14:00-15:30
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23
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ISDS Symposium
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Moderators:
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Gastroesophageal neoplasia: from Barrett's to
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M.G. Patti, USA
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esophageal cancer
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S. Law, Hong Kong SAR
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Panelists:
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Laparoscopic fundoplication for Barrett's: outcomes
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C.A. Pellegrini, USA
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Esophagectomy for high grade dysplasia
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L. Ferri, Canada
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Minimally invasive esophagectomy
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D. Gotley, Australia
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Methods of anastomosis after esophageal resection
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L. Ferri, USA
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Outcome of esophagectomy for adenocarcinoma of the esophagus and esophagogastric junction
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G.G. Jamieson, Australia
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13:45-14:30
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25
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IAES State of the Art Lecture 1
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Introduction:
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Symptoms and consequences of primary hyper-
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G.M. Doherty, USA
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parathyroidism: what are the indications for surgery?
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Lecturer:
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J.L. Pasieka, Canada
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followed by
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14:30-15:45
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26
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IAES Free Paper Session
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Moderators:
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Endocrine surgery
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J.L. Pasieka, Canada
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R.F. Parkyn, Australia
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14:00-15:30
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27
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IATSIC / ISBI / IASMEN Symposium
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Moderators:
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Metabolic support of injured man
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B.A. Pruitt Jr., USA
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G.L. Carlson, UK
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Panelists:
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Alteration and restoration of thermoregulation following injury
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B.A. Pruitt Jr., USA
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Enteral nutrition in the traumatized patient
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J.E. Aguilar-Nascimento, Brazil
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Metabolic causes and effects of bacterial and non-bacterial opportunistic infections
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M.H. Hunter, New Zealand
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Physical therapy and rehabilitation as components of metabolic support
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S.E. Wolf, USA
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14:00-15:30
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28
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BSI Postgraduate Breast Course
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(at extra charge)
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14:00-15:30
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29
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IATSIC Free Paper Session
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Moderators:
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Trauma surgery
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E.R. Thal, USA
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S. Uranues, Austria
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14:00-15:30
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30
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WOFAPS Main Session
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Moderators:
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Trauma: skill maintenance in an era of non operation
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D. Cass, Australia
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T. Sparnon, Australia
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Panelists:
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Half the number, twice the care: is this possible?
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D. Cass, Australia
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Mechanisms of injury in South African children
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S. van As, South Africa
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Surgical critical care: resuscitation and supportive management
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D.W. Vane, USA
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Impact of imaging on the management of solid organ injuries
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S. Stylianos, USA
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16:00-17:30
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34
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ISDS Main Session
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Moderators:
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Around the world treatment of primary liver neoplasms
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S. Jonas, Germany
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H. Shimada, Japan
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Panelists:
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Advanced HCC: state of the art (including LDLT)
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R.T.P. Poon, Hong Kong SAR
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Advanced HCC: resection or ablation
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M. Montorsi, Italy
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Hilar cholangiocarcinoma: when is surgical intervention possible?
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S. Kondo, Japan
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Hilar cholangiocarcinoma: comparison of high-volume centers - what can we learn?
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S. Jonas, Germany
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Gallbladder cancer: current management
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M. Shimazu, Japan
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16:00-17:30
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35
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FELAC / ISS/SIC Symposium
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Moderators:
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Laparoscopic management of difficult gastro-intestinal
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S. Shuchleib, Mexico
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problems
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S. Kitano, Japan
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Panelists:
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Complicated appendicitis
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S. Shuchleib, Mexico
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Complicated diverticulitis
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R. Anaya-Prado, Mexico
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Gastric cancer
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S. Kitano, Japan
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Intestinal obstruction
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A. Carrasco-Rojas, Mexico
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16:00-17:30
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36
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IAES Free Paper Session
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Moderators:
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Endocrine surgery
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N. Perrier, USA
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S.B. Sidhu, Australia
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16:00-17:30
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37
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IATSIC / ISBI Symposium
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Moderators:
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Contemporary management of life-threatening wounds
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M. Muller, Australia
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M. Robson, USA
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Panelists:
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Surgical principles of wound healing
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M. Muller, Australia
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New mechanical modalities to aid wound healing
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J.A. Molnar, USA
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New pharmacologic agents to aid wound healing
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J. Jeng, USA
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Prevention and treatment of disordered wound healing: hypertrophic scarring and wound dehiscence
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M. Robson, USA
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16:00-17:30
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38
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BSI Postgraduate Breast Course
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(at extra charge)
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16:00-17:30
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40
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IASMEN José F. Patiño Lecture
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Introduction:
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Nutrition and surgery in the management of gastrointestinal fistulas
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D.L. Waitzberg, Brazil
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Lecturer:
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H. Arenas, Mexico
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followed by
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41
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IASMEN Free Paper Session
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Moderators:
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Surgical nutrition / metabolism
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O. Ljungqvist, Sweden
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H. Ohyanagi, Japan
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Program Details
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Workshops / Courses
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