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euROPean syMPOsiuM on Minimally invasive surgery © Britt schilling 2–3 MaRCH 2018 Freiburg im Breisgau/Germany Historisches Kaufhaus PROGRAMME
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Organisation and imprint
Venue
Historisches Kaufhaus
Münsterplatz 24
79098 Freiburg i. Br./GER
Conference website
www.mis-symposium.de
Conference chair
Prof. Dr. Stefan Fichtner-Feigl
University Medical Center Freiburg
Department of General and Visceral Surgery
Freiburg i. Br./GER
Registration
Please register online at www.mis-symposium.de
Regular 150 EUR
Student 80 EUR
Social evening 50 EUR
Conference organisation
Conventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbH
Anja Hannawald
Phone +49 3641 31 16-327
anja.hannawald@conventus.de
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Welcome note Dear Colleagues The members of the Department of General and Visceral Surgery at the University Medical Center Freiburg welcome you to the second EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM on Minimally Invasive Surgery. Our initiating event in 2016 was a great success bringing experts in the field together for a fruitful exchange of ideas and techniques. Minimally-invasive surgeons continue their pioneering approach, developing new techniques and strategies for every organ system of the abdomen. Increasing experience in applying techniques to perform major resections of all abdominal organs allows routine, minimally-invasive proce- dures. Additionally, more and more of these less invasive procedures are proven to be oncologically non-inferior to their well-established open counterparts. In recent years, robotic surgery has also emerged as a promising technical development for minimally-invasive oncologic surgery. Our symposium features international experts on oncologic minimally-invasive surgery who will share with you their expertise and techniques. The presentations are based on video sequences illustrating how experts perform these challenging operations. We will also discuss the scientific basis of minimally-invasive surgery and highlight key publications regarding oncologic laparoscopic and robotic surgery. We welcome you in beautiful Southern Germany for this outstanding event and fruitful discussions! With kind regards Prof. Dr. Stefan Fichtner-Feigl Medical Director 4
Scientific programme • Friday, 2 March
09.00–09.10 Welcome note
Stefan Fichtner-Feigl
Jörg R. Siewert (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
09.10–10.30 Thyroid surgery
Chairs Oliver Thomusch (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
Volker Fendrich (Hamburg/GER)
09.10 Standard thyroidectomy
Volker Fendrich (Hamburg/GER)
09.30 Minimally-invasive video-assisted
thyroidectomy (MIVAT)
Paolo Miccoli (Pisa/IT)
09.50 Scarless thyroidectomy
Martin Schardey (Hausham/GER)
10.10 Transaxillary robotic thyroidectomy
Elisabeth Maurer (Marburg/GER)
11.00–13.00 Hepato-biliary surgery
Chairs Sven A. Lang (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
Michael Schön (Karlsruhe/GER)
11.00 Laparoscopic liver resections – current
status and future directions
Björn Edwin (Oslo/NO)
11.20 Starting with lap-liver – left-sided
resections and anterior segment:
technique and lessons learned
Daniel Seehofer (Leipzig/GER)
11.40 Key steps in formal right hepatectomy:
Always the same way?
Johann Pratschke (Berlin/GER)
12.00 Laparoscopic lymphadenectomy in
hepato-biliary disease – As feasible as in
open surgery?
Tung Yu Tsui (Rostock/GER)
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Scientific programme • Friday, 2 March
12.20 Advanced laparoscopic hepato
pancreato-biliary surgery – the future is
now
Claudius Conrad (Houston, TX/US)
12.40 Robotics in liver surgery – Is it time to go
to the next level?
Roland Croner (Magdeburg/GER)
14.00–14.30 Keynote lecture
Chair Stefan Fichtner-Feigl (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
A plea for open surgery – these indications
will never change
Hans-Jürgen Schlitt (Regensburg/GER)
14.30–15.30 Evidence in minimally invasive
surgery
Chairs Jens Höppner (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
Arnulf H. Hölscher (Frankfurt a. M./GER)
14.30 Esophageal cancer – MIRO trial
Arnulf H. Hölscher (Frankfurt a. M./GER)
14.42 Gastric cancer – Update from the Dutch
trial
Donald van der Peet (Amsterdam/NL)
14.54 The DIPLOMA trial and the European
Consortium on minimally invasive
pancreatic surgery
Sjors Klompmaker (Amsterdam/NL)
15.06
Colorectal liver metastasis – Orange II plus
trial
Ulf Neumann (Aachen/GER, Maastricht/NL)
15.18 Rectal cancer – COLOR II and III study
Alois Fürst (Regensburg/GER)
6Scientific programme • Friday, 2 March
16.00–17.40 Bariatric and metabolic surgery:
banded procedures
Chair Goran Marjanovic (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
Daniel Gärtner (Karlsruhe/GER)
16.00 Poor long-term results of laparoscopic
adjustable gastric banding – What to do
next?
Ralph Peterli (Basel/CH)
16.20 Banded gastric sleeve
Jodok Fink (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
16.40 Banded gastric bypass
Luc Lemmens (Sint-Niklaas/BE)
17.00 Banding – adding restriction in redo
surgery
Rudolf Weiner (Offenbach/GER)
17.20
Robotics in bariatric surgery
Michael Ghadimi
Alexander Beham (Göttingen/GER)
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7Scientific programme • Saturday, 3 March
09.00–11.00 Pancreas surgery
Chairs Uwe Wittel (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
Jörg C. Kalff (Bonn/GER)
09.00 Open surgery – enucleation
Jens Werner (München/GER)
09.20 Laparoscopic organ-sparing resection in
pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors
Pablo Martí-Cruchaga (Navarra/ES)
09.40 Laparoscopic RAMPS for left sided PDAC
Uwe Wittel (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
10.00 Laparoscopic pancreato-duodenectomy
Safi Dokmak (Paris/FR)
10.20 Robotic pancreato-duodenectomy
Ugo Boggi (Pisa/IT)
10.40 Strategies to prevent pancreatic fistulas
Robert Grützmann (Erlangen/GER)
11.30–13.10 Colorectal surgery
Chairs Hannes Neeff (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
Norbert Runkel
(Villingen-Schwenningen/GER)
11.30 Laparoscopic oncologic right
hemicolectomy – The concept of
laparoscopic CME
Stefan Benz (Böblingen/GER)
11.50 taTME in rectal cancer
Roel Hompes (Oxford/NL)
12.10 Robotics in rectal cancer
Amjad Parvaiz (Portsmouth/GB)
12.30 Laparoscopic proctocolectomy plus IPAA
Stefan Fichtner-Feigl (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
12.50 Laparoscopic ventral mesh rectopexy
Albert Wolthuis (Leuven/BE)
13.10–13.20 Closing remarks
Stefan Fichtner-Feigl (Freiburg i. Br./GER)
8Sponsors and exhibitors
Silver Sponsors
Gebrüder Martin GmbH & Co. KG 10,000 EUR
KLS Martin Group
(Tuttlingen/GER)
Medtronic 10,000 EUR
(Neuhausen am Rheinfall/CH)
Johnson & Johnson Medical GmbH 10,000 EUR
ETHICON
(Norderstedt/GER)
Exhibitors
Bariatric Solutions GmbH 2,500 EUR
(Stein am Rhein/CH)
Karl Storz GmbH & Co. KG 2,750 EUR
(Tuttlingen/GER)
Nicolai Medizintechnik GmbH 2,000 EUR
(Langenhagen/GER)
Olympus 2,500 EUR
(Hamburg/GER)
SERVOCAD MICROTRONICS S.L. 2,000 EUR
(Barcelona/ES)
Sutter Medizintechnik GmbH 2,000 EUR
(Freiburg i. Br./GER)
Takeda Pharma Vertrieb GmbH & Co. KG 2,000 EUR
(Berlin/GER)
Teleflex Medical GmbH 2,000 EUR
(Kernen/GER)
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9Social evening
Weinschlösschen Freiburg
Our social event will take place in the Weinschlösschen,
which is located in the centre of Freiburg. Built in 1874 by
the merchant Joseph Hepting, it initially served as a wine
shop. Hepting first created a wine cellar to store wine in
large, artistically carved wooden barrels and later built a villa
above it. The 7 meter deep cellar offered ideal conditions for
the aging process of wine.
Enjoy a classy dinner accompanied by exceptional wines from
the area in this historical atmosphere!
© Text: www.weinschloesschen-freiburg.de
Date 2 March
Time 19.00–22.00
Fee 50 EUR (registration required)
Venue Weinschlösschen Freiburg
Wilhelmstraße 17A
79098 Freiburg im Breisgau
Distance from the conference venue: 1 km
Conference venue
Merchants‘ Hall
The historical Merchants’ Hall
dates back to the medieval
period.
The old trade route from
Swabia to the Upper Rhine
led directly through the city
of Freiburg. It was a main route
for transporting salt and other
important goods, and passing
merchants had to pay customs at the city gates. Due to the
constant increase in trade and traffic in the 14th century, a
separate building for storage and custom clearance had to
be built. The Merchants’ Hall was first mentioned historically
in 1378, and apart from the City Hall, it was the main point
of commercial and monetary transactions.
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