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1 Home General information Registration Abstract submission Program Sponsors Contacts Updated program See below for detailed programme. Synopsis Wednesday, March 9 17:00 17:30 18:00 Welcome - Registration 18:30 19:00 (1 di 11) [16/12/ ]

2 Thursday, March 10 08:00 08:30 09:00 Welcome - Registration Opening Ceremony 09:30 10:00 Plenary lectures 1: Diagnosis of lung cancer 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 PS 1: Specimen handling PS 2: Anesthesia in bronchoscopy and ICU indications PS 3: Pediatric bronchoscopy 12:30 Lunch box - Exhibition 13:00 13:30 14:00 Symposium Super Dimension 14:30 15:00 15:30 Pre-recorded live cases 16:00 16:30 17:00 17:30 PS 4: Begnin tracheal stenosis and tracheobronchomalacia PS 5: Asthma and COPD PS 6: Oral presentations of submitted abstracts (2 di 11) [16/12/ ]

3 18:00 Plenary Lectures 2: Staging of lung cancer 18:30 19:00 Friday, March 11 08:00 08:30 09:00 Welcome - Registration Honorary lecture 1: Airway stents: past, present and future (L Freitag, Essen, Germany) 09:30 10:00 Plenary lectures 3: Thoracoscopy in 2011 : is there anything new? 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 PS 7: Thoracoscopy and Recurrent Spontaneous Pneumothorax (SP) PS 8: Broncoscopic treatment of lung cancer PS 9: Airway-Esophagus relationships 12:30 Lunch box - Exhibition 13:00 13:30 14:00 Symposium Novatech 14:30 15:00 15:30 Pre-recorded live cases 16:00 (3 di 11) [16/12/ ]

4 16:30 17:00 17:30 PS 10: Carcinoid, Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma and rare conditions PS 11: Bronchoscopy, lung transplantation, and airway complications after thoracic surgery PS 12: Oral presentations of submitted abstracts 18:00 18:30 Plenary lectures 4: The future of Medical Thoracoscopy : What else? 19:00 20:00 23:30 Gala dinner Saturday, March 12 08:00 08:30 09:00 Welcome - Registration Honorary lecture 2: How to incorporate new technologies into the bronchoscopy suite? (HD Becker, Heidelberg, Germany) 09:30 10:00 Plenary lectures 5: Role of bronchoscopy 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 PS 13: New technologies PS 14: Training and research in bronchoscopy PS 15: Oral presentations of submitted abstracts 12:30 Lunch box - Exhibition 13:00 13:30 (4 di 11) [16/12/ ]

5 14:00 Symposium Uptake Medical 14:30 15:00 15:30 Pre-recorded live cases 16:00 16:30 17:00 17:30 PS 16: New developments of traditional techniques PS 17: Oral presentations of submitted abstracts PS 18: Oral presentations of submitted abstracts 18:00 18:30 Plenary lectures 6: Thoracoscopy for the global evaluation of... 19:00 19:30 Conclusion 20:00 THURSDAY March 10th PLENARY LECTURES PL 1: Diagnosis of lung cancer Chairs: L Thiberville (Rouen, France), A Musani (Denver, USA) 1. Endoscopic diagnosis of early lung cancer (L Thiberville, Rouen, France) 2. Approach to the peripheral lung nodule (including surgical, radiological, endoscopic approches and review of guidelines) (M Wahidi, Durham, USA) 3. EBUS for peripheral pulmonary lesions,( N Kurimoto, Kawasaki, Japan) 4. Transbronchial biopsy (with fluoro) vs navigational bronchoscopic biopsy for diagnosis of peripheral nodules (K Yasufuku, Toronto, Canada) (5 di 11) [16/12/ ]

6 PL 2: Staging of lung cancer Chairs: P Thomas (Marseille, France), F Herth (Heidelberg, Germany) 1. Is there still a role for traditional TBNA? (S Gasparini, Ancona, Italy) 2. Role of EBUS in the diagnosis and staging of SCLC or extrathoracic malignancies with mediastinal/hilar lymph node involvement (V Ninane, Brussels, Belgium) 3. Bronchoscopy-CT-EBUS correlations in the strategy and planning of EBUS-TBNA (H Colt, Irvine, USA) 4. EBUS-TBNA vs Mediastinoscopy for lymph node staging (K Yasufuku, Toronto, Canada) PARALLEL SESSIONS PS 1: Specimen handling Chairs: CT Bolliger (Cape Town, South Africa), P Chanez (Marseille, France) 1. Specimen preparation: yield depending on pathology and the best means of handling specimens (S. Lantuejoul, Grenoble, France). 2. Pathology and molecular biology according the type of sampling (S. Lantuejoul, Grenoble, France) 3. The possible role of pulmonologist in ROSE ("it is time for this ROSE to flower") (S Gasparini, Ancona, Italy) 4. The use of TBNA specimens for mutational analysis (G Michaud, Boston, USA) PS 2: Anesthesia in bronchoscopy and ICU indications Chairs: L Papazian (Marseille, France), CH Marquette (Nice, France) 1. Sedation during flexible bronchoscopy (P Chhajed, Mumbai, India) 2. Bronchoscopy under nitrous oxide (K Atassi, Créteil, France) 3. General anesthesia in interventional pulmonology (DP Breen, Oxford, England) 4. Percutaneous tracheostomy (A Musani, Denver, USA) 5. Bronchoscopy in the ICU (L Papazian, Marseille, France) PS 3: Pediatric bronchoscopy Chairs: JC Dubus (Marseille, France), G Dutau (Toulouse, France) (6 di 11) [16/12/ ]

7 1. Diagnosis and management of inhaled foreign bodies in children (R Boukari, Alger, Algeria) 2. Endoscopic treatment of congenital and acquired central airway stenosis in children (L Donato) 3. Pediatric bronchoscopy in the operating room (L Donato) 4. Bronchoscopic long term follow up of congenital malformations (A Labbé) PS 4: Benign tracheal stenosis and tracheobronchomalacia Chairs: CH Marquette (Nice, France), P Thomas (Marseille, France) 1. Bronchoscopic management of benign tracheal stenosis (M Noppen, Brussels, Beligium) 2. Surgical tracheal resection (E Martinod, Paris, France) 3. Practical approach to expiratory central airway collapse (H Colt, Irvine, USA). 4. Bronchoscopic management of tracheobronchomalacia (A Ernst, Boston, USA) PS 5: Asthma and COPD Chairs: Toma T (London, England), P Chanez (Marseille, France) 1. Bronchial thermoplasty (A Musani, Denver, USA) 2. Role of radiofrequency ablation in the airway for COPD and asthma (thermoplasty and BTA) (G Michaud, Boston, USA) 3. Bronchoscopic lung volume reduction (F Herth, Heidelberg, Gemany) 4. VATS LVRS vs bronchoscopic LVRS (K Yasufuku, Toronto, Canada PS 6: ORAL PRESENTATIONS OF SUBMITTED ABSTRACTS FRIDAY March 11th HONORARY LECTURES Airway stents: past, present and future (L Freitag, Essen, Germany) PLENARY LECTURES PL 3: Thoracoscopy in 2011: is there anything new? Chairs: G Michaud (Boston, USA), T Miyazawa (Kawazaki, Japan) (7 di 11) [16/12/ ]

8 1. Why you do or do not need thoracoscopy (J Janssen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands) 2. Thoracoscopy for the diagnosis of Malignant and non malignant pleural effusions in 2011: anything new? (H Colt, Irvine, USA) 3. Talc for pleurodesis: Heroe or Villain? (Ph Astoul, Marseille, France) 4. Thoracoscopy approach for empyema (GF Tassi, Brescia, Italy) PL 4: The future of Medical Thoracoscopy: what else? Chairs: Ph Astoul (Marseille, France), G Cardillo (Roma, Italy) 1. Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) (A Ishida, Kawazaki, Japan) 2. Autofluorescence Thoracoscopy (J Janssen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands) 3. Flexirigid Thoracoscopy: easier and more useful procedure? (DP Breen, Oxford, UK) 4. Thoracoscopy as a research tool (M Froudarakis, Alexandroupolis, Greece) PARALLEL SESSIONS PS 7: Thoracoscopy and Recurrent Spontaneous Pneumothorax (SP) Chairs: M Froudarakis (Alexandroupolis, Greece), L Brouchet (Toulouse, France) 1. Recurrent Primary SP: does surgical management make sense? (Ph Astoul, Marseille, France) 2. Surgical Management of Recurrent Primary SP (G Cardillo, Roma, Italy) 3. Medical thoracoscopy for Recurrent Primary SP (JM Tschopp, Montana, Switzerland) 4. Management of Recurrent Primary SP: it is time for randomized phase III study (D Trousse, Marseille, France) PS 8: Bronchoscopic treatment of lung cancer Chairs: P Jimenez (Barcelona, Spain), S Cavaliere (Brescia, Italy) 1. Functional evaluation of bronchoscopic resection (or stents) (JM Vergnon, Saint Etienne, France) 2. Bronchoscopy techniques for the management of malignant obstruction (Chhajed P, Mumbai, India) 3. Surgery vs Ablative techniques for treatment of early lung cancer (K Yasufuku, Toronto, Canada) 4. Quality of life and therapeutic bronchoscopy (JM Vergnon, Saint Etienne, France) PS 9: Airway-Esophagus relationships (8 di 11) [16/12/ ]

9 Chairs: M Noppen (Brussels, Belgium), H Dutau (Marseille, France) 1. Bronchoscopic management of tracheoesoephageal fistulas (DP Breen, Oxford, England) 2. Esophageal Stenting for tracheoesoephageal fistulas (M Barthet, Marseille, France) 3. Use of EBUS+EUS for mediastinal staging---new role for the IP physician? (G Michaud, Boston, USA) 4. Mediastinal staging: the GI approach (M Barthet, Marseille, France) PS 10: Carcinoid, Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma and rare conditions Chairs: JM Vergnon (Saint Etienne, France), F Venuta (Roma, Italy) 1. The endoscopist approach (S Cavaliere, Brescia, Italy) 2. The thoracic surgeon approach (C Doddoli, Marseille, France) 3. Endoscopic management of relapsing polychondritis and other inflammatory diseases of the airway. (T Miyazawa, Kawasaki, Japan) 4. Management of massive hemoptysis (H Dutau, Marseille, France) PS 11: Bronchoscopy, lung transplantation, and airway complications after thoracic surgery Chairs: F Venuta (Roma, Italy), E Martinod (Paris, France) 1. Bronchoscopic follow-up after lung transplantation (M Reynaud-Gaubert, Marseille, France) 2. Management of anastomosic complications after lung transplantation (N Gharbi, Le Plessis Robinson, France) 3. Endoscopic management of bronchopleural fistulas after lobectomy or pneumonectomy (H Dutau, Marseille, France) 4. Treatment of air leak with valves (V Ninane, Brussels, Belgium) PS 12: ORAL PRESENTATIONS OF SUBMITTED ABSTRACTS SATURDAY 12th HONORARY LECTURES How to incorporate new technologies into the bronchoscopy suite? (HD Becker, Heidelberg, Germany) PLENARY LECTURES (9 di 11) [16/12/ ]

10 PL 5: Role of bronchoscopy Chairs: CT Bolliger (Cape Town, South Africa) JM Vergnon (Saint Etienne, France) 1. in lung cancer (F. Barlesi, Marseille, France) 2. in pulmonary infectious diseases (CH Marquette, Nice, France) 3. in interstitial lung diseases (U Costabel, Essen, Germany) 4. in thoracic surgery (F Venuta, Roma, Italy) PL 6: Thoracoscopy for the global evaluation of: Chairs: H Colt (Irvine, USA), J Mouroux (Nice, France) 1. Infectious diseases of the chest (M Froudarakis, Alexandroupolis, Greece) 2. Lung Cancer (CH Marquette, Nice, France) 3. Interstitial lung diseases (J Vansteenkiste, Leuven, Belgium) 4. Mediastinal Diseases (R Rami-Porta,Barcelona, Spain) PARALLEL SESSIONS PS 13: New technologies Chairs : F Herth (Heildelberg, Germany), CT Bolliger (Cape Town, South Africa) 1. Narrow band imaging (N Kurimoto, Kawasaki, Japan) 2. Magnification bronchoscopy (N Kurimoto, Kawasaki, Japan) 3. Alveoloscopy (L Thiberville, Rouen, France) 4. Is autofluorescence bronchoscopy useful in daily practice? (J Janssen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands) PS 14: Training and research in bronchoscopy Chairs: A Ernst (Boston, USA), Ph Astoul (Marseille, France) 1. The Bronchoscopy Education Project: one step towards a standardized training program (H Colt, Irvine, USA) 2. Current state of simulation and assessment in bronchoscopy education (H Colt, Irvine, USA) 3. Use of fiberoptic bronchoscopy in clinical research in airway (P Chanez, Marseille, France) (10 di 11) [16/12/ ]

11 4. Interventional pulmonology procedural education and learning (H Daniels, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) PS 15: ORAL PRESENTATIONS OF SUBMITTED ABSTRACTS PS 16: New developments of traditional techniques Chairs: HD Becker (Heidelberg, Germany), T Miyazawa (Kawasaki, Japan) 1. New developments in cryo technology (CT Bolliger, Cape Town, South Africa) 2. What's new in therapeutic bronchoscopy? (A Ernst, Boston, USA) 3. PDT is still a procedure looking for a disease? (P Diaz-Jimenez, Barcelona, Spain) 4. YAP laser and tracheobronchomalacia (H Dutau, Marseille, France) PS 17: ORAL PRESENTATIONS OF SUBMITTED ABSTRACTS PS 18: ORAL PRESENTATIONS OF SUBMITTED ABSTRACTS 2010 Atout Organisation Science (11 di 11) [16/12/ ]