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SIES SERIES IV
Innovations in Endoscopic Haemostasis and Tissue Closure
Registrations are now open for 2022 SIES Series IV: Innovations in Endoscopic Haemostasis and Tissue Closure, which is being help in just 3 weeks time!
Recognising, preventing and managing luminal perforation has become increasingly important for all endoscopists to understand and master. Perforation from endoscopy is fortunately infrequent but it is often a life altering and devastating experience for endoscopist and patient alike, if it is not recognised and managed intraprocedurally.
Alternatively, perforation may be a deliberate strategy during some forms of complex endoscopic resection. CO2 insufflation and the emergence of reliable endoscopic tissue closure has transformed this space. (example below)
Through short lectures and video case vignettes, this mini symposium will investigate these changes and bring you abreast of the new evidence and practice changing opportunities. It promises to be exciting and informative.
This is brought to you on a complimentary basis, on Thursday 27 October 2022, at 07:30pm – 09:00pm (AEDT, Sydney time) with the generous support of Cook Medical.
SIES SERIES IV
Innovations in Endoscopic Haemostasis and Tissue Closure
Registrations are now open for 2022 SIES Series IV: Innovations in Endoscopic Haemostasis and Tissue Closure, which is being help in just 3 weeks time!
Recognising, preventing and managing luminal perforation has become increasingly important for all endoscopists to understand and master. Perforation from endoscopy is fortunately infrequent but it is often a life altering and devastating experience for endoscopist and patient alike, if it is not recognised and managed intraprocedurally.
Alternatively, perforation may be a deliberate strategy during some forms of complex endoscopic resection. CO2 insufflation and the emergence of reliable endoscopic tissue closure has transformed this space. (example below)
Through short lectures and video case vignettes, this mini symposium will investigate these changes and bring you abreast of the new evidence and practice changing opportunities. It promises to be exciting and informative.
This is brought to you on a complimentary basis, on Thursday 27 October 2022, at 07:30pm – 09:00pm (AEDT, Sydney time) with the generous support of Cook Medical.
Registration is required to view the pre-recording of the webinar (on a complimentary basis).
19:32 – 19:37
WELCOME – Professor Michael Bourke
19:37 – 19:57
Acute lower GI bleeding 2022: Evidence based approach – Professor Alan Barkun
19:57 – 20:12
Video based Case discussions Q&A – A/Professor Nick Burgess, Professor Alan Barkun & Professor Michael Bourke
20:12 – 20:27
Approach to the patients with post procedural pain and free gas on CT – A/Professor Nicholas Burgess
20:27 – 20:37
Optimal clip closure technique for Deep Mural Injury (DMI) and prophylaxis of bleeding – Professor Michael Bourke
20:38 – 20:53
Video based case discussions Q&A – A/Professor Nick Burgess, Professor Alan Barkun & Professor Michael Bourke
20:53 – 21:00
CONCLUSION – Professor Michael Bourke
19:32 – 19:37 – WELCOME – Professor Michael Bourke
19:37 – 19:57 – Acute Lower GI Bleeding 2022: Evidence based Approach – Professor Alan Barkun
19:57 – 20:12 – Video Based Case Discussions Q & A – A/Professor Nick Burgess, Professor Alan Barkun & Professor Michael Bourke
20:12 – 20:27 – Approach to the patients with post procedural pain and free gas on CT – A/Professor Nicholas Burgess
20:27 – 20:37 – Optimal clip closure technique for Deep Mural Injury (DMI) and prophylaxis of bleeding – Professor Michael Bourke
20:38 – 20:53 – Video based case discussions Q&A – A/Professor Nick Burgess, Professor Alan Barkun & Professor Michael Bourke
20:53 – 21:00 – Conclusions – Professor Michael Bourke
Invited Speaker
Professor Alan Barkun
Professor Alan Barkun is director of the Therapeutic Endoscopy Third Tier Fellowship Training Program in the Division of Gastroenterology at McGill University and the McGill University Health Centre, Montréal, Canada. He is recipient of the DG Kinnear Chair in Gastroenterology at McGill University, holding a medical degree and an MSc in epidemiology and biostatistics from McGill University. Recipient of many national and international awards, Dr. Barkun has published over 700 peer-reviewed articles and abstracts, and has given over 600 international presentations on emerging digestive endoscopic technologies, with an emphasis on methodological, clinical and cost-effectiveness trials of treatments for upper gastrointestinal bleeding (UGIB), bilio-pancreatic diseases and colorectal cancer screening. He is also the current Chair of the colorectal Cancer screening implementation committee for the province of Quebec. Most recently he was awarded the Visiting Clinician Scientist Award in 2019 and the 2020 Distinguished Service Award by the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology.