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1 Program Version ESE November 2010 in Frankfurt am Main

2 Thursday, Room th anniversary Course on GI-Function Diagnostics (language in working groups: English and Deutsch) Introduction KH Fuchs Moderators: DeMeester, KH Fuchs Standard Esophageal Manometry SM Freys High Resolution Manometry R Sweis, UK ph- and Impedance Monitoring W Breithaupt Bilirubin Monitoring M Fein Workshop Sessions and Examples from Clincal Practice: W Breithaupt, M Fein, SM Freys, I Hammer, HJ Kühl, T Krivaja, S Steinmetz, G Varga Inbetween Lunch Break Closing 16.00

3 Thursday, room 4+5 Opening Session ESE 2010 Welcome and Opening KH Fuchs Welcome address A Hölscher Key Note Lectures in Esophageal Diseases Achievements in Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease TR DeMeester, Los Angeles Advances in Molecular Biology: the Benefits in Esophageal Disease J Van Lanschot, Rotterdam Achievements in Cancer Treatment T Lerut, Leuven Endoluminal and transluminal Endoscopic NOTES-Access and Procedures in the Esophagus A Fritscher-Ravens, Kiel room 1+2 ESE Reception in the Exhibition Area

4 Friday, Session: Controversies in Benign Disease Management of Zenker`s Diverticulum: Endoscopic Therapy B Schumacher, Düsseldorf Management of Zenker`s Diverticulum: Surgical Therapy JM Collard, Brussels Management of benign Stenoses: Dilatation, Bouginage T Wehrmann, Wiesbaden Management of benign Stenoses: Stents Siersema P, Amsterdam Management of Achalasia: Endoscopic Therapy J Tack, Leuven Management of Achalasia: Laparoscopic Myotomy G Zaninotto, Venice Management of Diffuse Esophageal Spasm W Breithaupt, Frankfurt Coffee Break Friday, room 4+5 Session: Cancer Diagnostics and Staging

5 News from the Pathologist C Wittekind, Leipzig Improvements in Endoscopy and Endosonography T Rösch, Hamburg PET-CT in Staging Esophageal Cancer Nafteux P, Leuven PET in Staging Response after Therapy M van Berge Henegouwen, Amsterdam Patient Selection for Surgery E Bollschweiler, Cologne Lunch Break and visit of Exhibition Area Advances in New Technology Symposia on Friday LINX Antireflux Device The disease and the device TR DeMeester, Los Angeles Early experience and first Study Results L Bonavina, Milano Very early experience KH Fuchs, Frankfurt POEM: The transesophageal approach to Achalasia Principles and early results of POEM D van Rentelen, T Rösch, Hamburg

6 Friday, room 4+5 Session GERD I Characteristics of GERD- Patients on their path through Health Care Siersema P, Amsterdam Advances in Diagnostics L Bonavina, Milano Perspectives of Medical Therapy J Tack, Leuven Surgical versus Medical therapy L Lundell, Stockholm The issue of Chronic Cough, Laryngitis and Hoarseness P Kardos, Frankfurt Eosinophilic Esophagitis A Straumann, Switzerland Coffee Break and visit in Exhibition Area

7 Friday, room 4+5 Session GERD II Innovations in Antireflux Therapy R Rosati, Milano Evidence around laparoscopic Fundoplication P Funch-Jensen, Aarhus The Mesh-issue R Pointner, Zell am See Augmentation of the gastroesophageal junction with a scarf H Feussner, Munich The Short Esophagus S Mattioli, Bologna Redo- Surgery in GERD KH Fuchs, Frankfurt Coffee Break and visit Exhibition Area

8 Friday, room 4+5 Session: Barrett Esophagus including BARRX- Symposium What Markers of Progression do we have for decision making? M Pera, Barcelona Barrett Registries G Zaninotto, Venice Can we influence the Progression of Barrett Esophagus by Therapy? Gutschow, Cologne Barrett Ablation: Current Controversies and Rules R Pouw, Amsterdam Experience with the BARRX system H Neuhaus, Düsseldorf Trial for diagnosis and BARRX Therapy on Barrett`esophagus M Riegler, Vienna Application of RFA and ARS in GERD and Barretts

9 Saturday, room 4+5 Session: Controversies in Cancer Management Endoscopic Resection versus Surgery C Ell, Wiesbaden A Hölscher, Cologne Definitive Radiochemotherapy versus Neoadjuvant Therapy and Surgery NN T Walsh, Dublin Neoadjuvant Radiochemotherapy versus Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy B Wijnhoven, Rotterdam F Lordick, Braunschweig Coffee Break Saturday, Session Therapeutic Techniques in Cancer Upper Third Cancer Management OP Horvath, Pecs Management of esophageal leaks Griffin SM, UK How much Lymphadenectomy is necessary? A Hölscher, Cologne

10 The en-bloc dissection A Nisar, Maidstone UK Minimally invasive Conditioning of the gastric tube W Schröder, Cologne Minimally invasive Esophagectomy G Decker, Luxembourg The role of Robotics R Van Hillegersberg, NL Around Closing

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