surger-i-nnsbruck Multidisciplinary Management of the Pancreas Educational Meeting on Surgical Diseases of the Pancreas Programme

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1 surger-i-nnsbruck Multidisciplinary Management of the Pancreas Educational Meeting on Surgical Diseases of the Pancreas congress innsbruck Rennweg Innsbruck Programme

2 General information Organizer Dietmar Öfner-Velano, Univ.-Prof. Dr., MAS, MSc, F.A.C.S. Head of Department Medical University Innsbruck Department of Visceral, Transplantation and Thoracic Surgery Anichstrasse 35 A-6020 Innsbruck Congress Presidents Stefan Stättner, MD FRCS (Eng) FEBS Clinical Lead HPB Team Medical University Innsbruck Department of Visceral, Transplant and Thoracic Surgery Anichstrasse 35 A-6020 Innsbruck t: f: web: David Fuks, Dr. L Institut Mutualiste Montsouris 42 boulevard Jourdan F Paris davidfuks80@gmail.com or david.fuks@imm.fr t: f: Organisation MMag. (FH) Linda Partl Medical University Innsbruck Department of Visceral, Transplantation and Thoracic Surgery Anichstr Innsbruck t: f: Linda.partl@tirol-kliniken.at Conference venue Congress Innsbruck Rennweg Innsbruck, Austria t: +43 (0) f: e: i.kaehler@cmi.at Accreditation The meeting is accredited by the Ärztekammer (Austrian Medical Association) to provide 18 DFP-Points and 11 European CME credits (ECMEC) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME).

3 Dear colleagues and friends! It is my great pleasure to welcome you to our educational multidisciplinary meeting on pancreatic diseases 2016, organised by the Department of Visceral-, Transplantation and Thoracic Surgery in Innsbruck together with my dear friend and surgical colleague David Fuks from Institute Mutualiste Montsouris in Paris. The idea for this type of educational meetings was born in I am proud to say, that we had three very succesfull multidisiplinary congresses the last years and are now very much looking forward to 2016, this time in the lovely city of Innsbruck. Diseases of the pancreas are usually complex, diagnosis as well as treatment should always be based on multidisciplinary discussion and decision making. Having different specialists on board is automatically causing different opinions, sometimes leading to confusion and even dissense. But especially these valuable discussions can be the seed for innovation and medical progress! We really hope you find the proposed scientific programme well, which is supported by the Austrian Society of Surgery, the Austrian Society of Surgical Oncology and joined by ESSO and the French hepatobiliary Society. We have international and national experts contributing to this special event and try to highlight several hot topics in the management of pancreatic diseases. Best wishes, Stefan Stättner It gives me immense pleasure and honour to welcome you to the 4th international collaborative meeting being held in the city of Innsbruck in December For the first time, Innsbruck meets France under the auspices of the French chapter of EAHPBA (named ACHBT). A combined faculty draws from the best of Austrian and French pancreatic expertise for an intensive 2 day congress of interest to all who manage pancreatic disorders. The programme covers all aspects of pancreatic disorders, from diagnosis to multidisciplinarity treatment and this meeting will be a new opportunity for international clinicians and researchers focused on pancreas research to review advances in the understanding of this pathology, present and discuss their clinical or translational research. At this meeting, participants will attend lectures, state of the art, clinical case presentation while actively participating in discussions. With the concern for an appropriation of new acquisitions with clear messages to take away. During the social programme and breaks with industry exhibition, there will be time to both exchange knowledge and also network socially. I do hope that you will be able to join us in what will be a productive interactive multidisciplinary meeting among colleagues and friends. Looking forward to seeing you, David Fuks

4 Thursday, December 15, :00 10:45 Registration 10:50 Welcome: D Fuks + S Stättner + D Öfner (Director) I) 11:00 12:30 Introduction Moderation: P Götzinger, P Levy 15 min The Pancreas: a good model for interdisciplinary treatment S Stättner (Innsbruck, Austria) 20 min What makes the pancreas so complex: anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology A Sauvanet (Paris, France) 20 min Risk Factors for pancreatic surgery patient, surgeon and center M Schindl (Vienna, Austria) 20 min How to get better outcomes ERAS 15 min Discussion E Melloul (Lausanne, Switzerland) 12:30-13:30 Lunch II) 13:30 15:00 Preoperative assessment Moderation: J Holzinger, A Sauvanet 20 min Challenges for the endoscopist in diagnosis F Prat (Paris, France) 20 min To stent or not to stent? DJ Gouma (Amsterdam, Netherlands) 15 min The role of modern imaging / assessment after neoadjuvant therapy E Gassner (Innsbruck, Austria) 20 min The role of the gastroenterologist (rare) non surgical diseases P Levy (Paris, France) 15 min Discussion 15:00 15:30 Coffee Break III) 15:30 17:30 Technical aspects Moderation: HJ Mischinger, Th Hackert 20 min Risk factors for surgery and strategies to overcome them R Függer (Linz, Austria)

5 The achilles heel - pancreatic anastomosis: PG vs PJ 15 min Pro PG S Schneeberger (Innsbruck, Austria) 15 min Pro PJ V Yip (Liverpool, UK) 25 min Laparoscopic resections: present and future D Fuks (Paris, France) 25 min Robotic resections P Pessaux (Strasbourg, France) 17:30 Welcome Drink 19:30 Get together Dinner Friday, December 16, 2016 IV) 09:00 10:30 Benign disease Moderation: F Prat, P Götzinger 20 min What is chronic pancreatitis? P Levy (Paris, France) 15 min The role of surgery when, what and how to treat? pro surgery DJ Gouma (Amsterdam, Netherlands) 15 min The role of endoscopy when is the time to stop? pro endoscopy J Holzinger (Salzburg, Austria) 20 min Cystic lesions - the fine line of under- and overtreatment Th Hackert (Heidelberg, Germany) 10:30 11:00 Coffee Break V) 11:00 13:00 Malignancy Moderation: DJ Gouma, R Függer 20 min Pathology 2016 D Neureiter (Salzburg, Austria) 20 min Borderline resectability - The surgeon s definition Th Hackert (Heidelberg, Germany) 20 min How did Folfirinox change the route? A Djanani (Innsbruck, Austria)

6 20 min Role of radiation therapy in pancreatic carcinoma E Gerber (Vienna, Austria) 20 min Percutaneus pain and tumor treatment R Bale (Innsbruck, Austria) 13:00 14:15 Lunch Sponsored Lunch Symposium Nutritional Support Elisabeth Hütterer (Vienna, Austria) VI) 14:20 15:40 Complications & Management Moderation: D Öfner-Velano, P Pessaux 20 min Influence of complications on long-term outcomes HJ Mischinger (Graz, Austria) 20 min Anastomotic leakage - How to deal with it? A Sauvanet (Paris, France) 20 min The role of IR in the management of complications after pancreatic resection W Jaschke (Innsbruck, Austria) 15:40 16:00 Coffee Break VII) 16:00 17:20 Translational research and future perspectives Moderation: D Fuks, S Stättner 15 min Hedgehog signaling in pancreatic cancer F Primavesi (Innsbruck, Austria) 15 min Translational research French experience S Gaujoux (Paris, France) 20 min Adjuvant/neoadjuvant treatments in 2020 D. Fuks (Paris, France) 15 min Training in pancreatic surgery V Yip (Liverpool, UK) 15 min Discussion 17:20 17:30 Closing remarks