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EEC MASTERCLASS IN COLORECTAL SURGERY - Olympus

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<strong>EEC</strong> <strong>MASTERCLASS</strong> <strong>IN</strong><br />

<strong>COLORECTAL</strong> <strong>SURGERY</strong><br />

08–10 April 2013<br />

21–23 October 2013<br />

<strong>EEC</strong> Paris, FrancE<br />

<strong>IN</strong>TRODUCTION<br />

CONCEPT<br />

The Ecole Européenne de Chirurgie invites you to<br />

participate in a laparoscopic colorectal masterclass.<br />

Prof. Brice Gayet<br />

Head of the Department of<br />

Medical and Surgical Digestive<br />

Diseases, Institut Mutualiste<br />

Montsouris, Paris, and director<br />

of the masterclass on colorectal<br />

surgery at the <strong>EEC</strong><br />

The rapid growth in diagnostic techniques and the<br />

treatment of medical diseases make the ongoing<br />

education of surgeons essential. Increasingly,<br />

surgeons must exercise their profession by<br />

defining quality criteria in order to gain their<br />

patients’ confidence and to justify their fee scales.<br />

The assurance of quality and safety is a criterion<br />

increasingly demanded by patients, who are now<br />

better informed, and by private as well as public<br />

health-care administrators responsible for the funding<br />

and reimbursement of health-care expenditure. In<br />

order to ensure optimal quality of surgical practice in<br />

France, in Europe and around the world, it appeared<br />

essential to create a school of surgery designed<br />

to provide periodic retraining (every five years) of<br />

surgeons right from the beginning of their specialist<br />

practice.<br />

The Ecole Européenne de Chirurgie combines<br />

academics and health-care system professionals in a<br />

joint project of retraining in knowledge and practical<br />

skills adapted to the demands of maximum medical<br />

quality.<br />

The programme deals with the laparoscopic<br />

technology applied to the complexity of a colorectal<br />

operation. It includes practical instructions, the<br />

execution of colorectal resection on fresh human<br />

cadavers under the direction of the course faculty, and<br />

interactive live sessions.<br />

This masterclass is designed for digestive surgeons<br />

who already have experience in laparoscopy and open<br />

colorectal surgery.<br />

Faculty<br />

Course Directors<br />

Prof. Brice Gayet<br />

Prof. Thierry Perniceni<br />

Invited speakers<br />

Prof. Brice Gayet<br />

Prof. Thierry Perniceni<br />

Dr Christine Denet<br />

Dr Patrick Laurent<br />

Sylvie De Palma<br />

Françoise Deschamps<br />

Dr Christophe Louvet


Agenda<br />

Day One Day Two<br />

10.00 a.m.<br />

Welcome and introduction<br />

10.15 a.m.<br />

· Laparoscopic organisation<br />

· Anaesthetic considerations<br />

· Patient positioning<br />

· Instrumentation<br />

· Trocar insertion<br />

12.00 p.m.<br />

Patient preparation and post-op care<br />

02.00 p.m.<br />

Colectomies (video)<br />

04.00 p.m.<br />

Coffee break<br />

04.30 p.m.<br />

Chemotherapy and hepatic metastases<br />

05.30 p.m.<br />

Anatomy of the rectum<br />

07.30 p.m.<br />

End of day one<br />

08.00 p.m.<br />

Dinner<br />

09.00 a.m.<br />

Rectal cancer<br />

· Proctectomy and total mesorectum excision<br />

(video)<br />

· Sphincter preservation<br />

11.00 a.m.<br />

Personal surgical training on fresh cadaver<br />

· Splenic flexure mobilisation<br />

· Vascular pedicles<br />

· Left and right colic and rectal resection<br />

· Nerves location<br />

· Rectal prolapse<br />

05.00 p.m.<br />

End of day two<br />

Day Three<br />

09.00 a.m.<br />

Live demonstration in the operating theatre<br />

04.00 p.m.<br />

Complications, tricks and pitfalls of coloprotectomy<br />

and their management<br />

05.00 p.m.<br />

End of the training course and departure<br />

GENERAL <strong>IN</strong>FORMATION<br />

Registration and registration fee<br />

Please contact your local OLYMPUS representative.<br />

Training location<br />

Ecole Européenne de Chirurgie<br />

45, rue des Saints-Pères<br />

75006 Paris, France<br />

Hotel Information<br />

We have arranged a hotel in Paris and will provide you<br />

with the details before the beginning of the training<br />

course.<br />

12/12 · OEH<br />

Postbox 10 49 08, 20034 Hamburg, Germany<br />

Wendenstrasse 14–18, 20097 Hamburg, Germany<br />

Phone: +49 40 237 730, Fax: +49 40 23773 647<br />

www.olympus-europa.com

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