ESTS SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE TRACK COURSE ANTALYA REVISITED IN PRAGUE March 2019 Lindner Hotel Prague Castle, Prague ESTS SCHOOL OF THORACIC SURGERY

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1 SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE TRACK COURSE March 2019 Lindner Hotel Prague Castle, Prague Course Organisers: Hasan Batirel, Istanbul, Turkey Director of Education Nuria Novoa, Salamanca, Spain Knowledge Track Coordinator Application will be made for accreditation to European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME ) INFORMATION & REGISTRATION:

2 FACULTY On site Live webinar Hasan Batirel, Istanbul, Turkey René H. Petersen, Copenhagen, Denmark Gail Darling, Toronto, Canada Piotr Yablonskii, St. Petersburg, Russia Vincent Fang Shanghai, China Alper Toker, Istanbul, Turkey Gilbert Massard, Strasbourg, France. President Walter Klepetko, Vienna, Austria Nuria Novoa, Salamanca, Spain Dirk Van Raemdonck, Leuven, Belgium Kostas Papagiannopoulos, Leeds, UK Cecilia Pompili, Leeds, UK Willem-Hans Steup, The Hague, Netherlands

3 DAY 1: MONDAY 18 MARCH h Lunch MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION h Welcome, opening remarks, presentation round / h school, EBTS / h Preoperative functional evaluation h Coffee break MODULE 2: PERI- AND POST-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT h COPD management in the perioperative setting h Chest tube management h Anticoagulants, antiplatelet and stents h Perioperative physiotherapy h WEBINAR: Enhanced recovery after surgery R. Petersen h Interactive dinner

4 DAY 2: TUESDAY 19 MARCH 2019 MODULE 3: WHAT TO DO WHEN THINGS GO WRONG? h Management of prolonged air-leak h Management of postoperative empyema / h Management of postoperative pneumonia and atelectasis h Management of postoperative bleeding h Management of sternal dehiscence h Case discussion on postoperative complications (2 to 3 cases) All Faculty :00 h Coffee break h Management of postoperative respiratory failure: from partial respiratory insufficiency to ARDS MODULE 4: PAEDIATRIC h Embryology & congenital diseases of the lung: brief summary and frequent cases h Lunch MODULE 5: INFECTIOUS DISEASES OF THE LUNG h Bronchiectasis h Hydatid disease h Aspergilloma and fungal diseases h Infectious case discussions (3 cases) All faculty h Coffee break MODULE 6: TB AND DESTROYED LUNG h WEBINAR: Indications for surgery. It covers invasive diagnosis, MDR/ XDR, destroyed lung, cavernous disease, bilateral disease P.K. Yablonskii h Case preparation for Wednesday session h Dinner

5 DAY 3: WEDNESDAY 20 MARCH 2019 MODULE 7: LUNG CANCER- DIAGNOSIS AND STAGING h Incidence and screening of NSCLC h Histologic classification (WHO) and TNM h Surgical strategy for lung nodules and GGO staging h Invasive mediastinal staging: when and how? h Case discussion of NSCLC staging (4 cases) presented by attendees Attendees and Faculty h Coffee break MODULE 8: LUNG CANCER: BASICS OF TREATMENT h Principles of surgery for lung cancer (anatomic resection, node dissection) h Case discussion of NSCLC: resectability (Radiology based) All Faculty h WEBINAR: Parenchyma saving operations: sleeve lobectomy and sublobar resections (video based) A. Toker h Lunch MODULE 9: LUNG CANCER ADVANCED DISEASE h Combined modality strategies h Extended resections: indications and results Multiple primaries and oligometastatic cancer Lung metastases h Coffee break MODULE 10: LUNG CANCER: RARE TUMORS h Neuroendocrine tumours h Rare tumours of the lung MODULE 11: LUNG CANCER: DIFFICULT SCENARIOS h Case based discussion: - Central cancer with marginal physiology - Bilateral lesions - Marginal resectability - N1 positive situation - N2 single positive station All faculty h Dinner h Oscar night

6 DAY 4: THURSDAY 21 MARCH 2019 MODULE 12: MEDIASTINUM TUMORS/MASSES h Endothoracic goiter. Surgical management h Thymoma: WHO and Masaoka staging h Principles of the surgical treatment of thymic tumors h Indications for upfront surgery vs multimodality treatment h Extended resections h Germ cell tumors of the mediastinum WH Steup h Coffee break MODULE 13: MEDIASTINUM, BENIGN CONDITIONS h Mediastinitis h Diagnosis of other mediastinal lymph node diseases: sarcoidosis, Castleman s disease, Lymphoma, etc h Myasthenia gravis and other parathymic symdromes h Preoperative optimization and techniques for surgery in MG Diagnosis and management of chylothorax h Neurogenic tumors and the sympathetic chain h Lunch h Case discussion on mediastinal pathology All faculty h Dinner

7 DAY 5: FRIDAY 22 MARCH 2019 MODULE 14: ESOPHAGEAL DISEASES h GERD, hernia and short esophagus h Benign disorders: motility and diverticula h Essentials of esophageal cancer including staging h Principles of surgical treatment in esophageal cancer h Esophageal leak and rupture h Coffee break MODULE 15: TRACHEA AND AIRWAYS h Peculiarities in intraoperative airway management and intubation with double lumen tubes h Airway tumours h WEBINAR: Principles of tracheal surgery. Inflammatory stenosis W. Klepetko h Tracheo-esophageal fistula h Lunch MODULE 16: DIAPHRAGM h Congenital defects h Diaphragmatic eventration h Traumatic rupture of the diaphragm MODULE 17: PULMONARY INTERSTITIAL DISEASE h Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis N.Novoa h Other interstitial diseases h Diagnosis: pulmonary open biopsy vs cryobiopsy h Coffee break MODULE 18: PLEURA h Pneumothorax: primary/secondary/rare causes h Primary (childhood and adult) empyema: medical and surgical treatment h Management of pleural effusion: benign and malignant origin h Management of residual pleural space h Malignant pleural mesothelioma h Other pleural tumours h Dinner

8 DAY 6: SATURDAY 23 MARCH 2019 MODULE 18: CHEST WALL h Chest wall trauma h Thoracic visceral injuries h Tumors of the chest wall h Principles of chest wall reconstruction h Congenital deformities of the chest wall h Thoracic outlet syndrome h Coffee break MODULE 19: RESPIRATORY FAILURE h WEBINAR. Essentials of lung transplantation D. Van Raemdonck h Invasive management of emphysema h Essentials of ECMO h Lunch h Honorary lecture President Prof. Gilbert Massard h Grand Prix All faculty/ Participants h Feedback and farewell

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