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1 Keck Medicine of USC Colorectal Symposium: An Update and Comprehensive Review Friday-Saturday April 21-22, 2017 USC Health Sciences Campus Aresty Conference Center 1450 Biggy Street Los Angeles, CA Presented by: Department of Surgery, and USC Office of Continuing Medical Education

2 PROGRAM Friday, April 21, :30 am Registration and Breakfast 7:15 am Welcome Remarks Kyle Cologne, MD, Sang Lee, MD 7:30 am Breakfast Lecture: How Do We Use Pinpoint or Other Technology to Decrease Anastomotic Leaks Featured Speaker: Michael Stamos, MD Morning Session I: Minimally Invasive Surgery Moderators: Kyle Cologne, MD and Michael Stamos, MD 8:00 am What is the Role for Endoluminal Surgery (TAMIS, TEMS, Advanced Endoluminal Resection, Endolaparoscopic) Sang Lee, MD 8:15 am Where Do We Stand with Laparoscopy in the Pelvis: Should We Switch to Open? 8:30 am Kyle Cologne, MD Indication vs. Cost-Where Do We Stand Now? Howard Ross, MD 8:45 am Laparoscopic Total Mesocolic Excision: What is the Current Evidence? David Rivadeneira, MD 9:00 am What Barriers Still Exist to Use of Laparoscopic Surgery: A Systems View Michael Stamos, MD 9:15 am Bowel Prep: What Does the Howard Ross, MD 9:30 am Panel Discussion and Case Scenarios 9:50 am Break Morning Session II: Benign Colorectal Moderators: Kyle Cologne, MD and Howard Ross, MD 10:00 am Changing Indications on Surgical Management of Diverticulitis: Where Are We Now? Friday, April 21, :20 am Can We Ever Prevent It? What is the Most Durable Repair? David Rivadeneira, MD 10:30 am Squamous Anal Dysplasia (with Surveillance, High Resolution Endoscopy, or Something Else? Petar Vukasin, MD 10:40 am Management of Complex Anal Fistulas: To Lift, Flap, or Plug? Adrian Ortega, MD 11:10 am Pilonidal Disease: What is the Best Option: Excise, Close or Flap? 11:20 am the Heck is It? Lessons and Images from LAC+USC Adrian Ortega, MD 11:30 am Panel Discussion and Case Scenarios 11:45 am Lunch 11:50 am Lunchtime Lecture: Indications, Pitfalls and Pearls Afternoon Session I: Colorectal Cancer Moderators: Sang Lee, MD and Matthew Albert, MD 1:00 pm Local Excision in Colorectal Cancer: What is the Current Role? Matthew Albert, MD 1:20 pm Genetic Screening-When and How? Gregory Idos, MD 1:40 pm Surgical Management of HNPCC & Other Genetic Syndromes Kyle Cologne, MD 1:50 pm TaTME: How Do I Do It Matthew Albert, MD 2:10 pm Watch and Wait After Neoadjuvant Chemoradiotherapy: When is It Appropriate? Joongho Shin, MD 2:30 pm Break

3 PROGRAM Friday, April 21, :45 pm Personalized Medicine in Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Heinz-Josef Lenz, MD 3:00 pm Evolving Role of Neoadjuvant Afsaneh Barzi, MD, PhD 3:15 pm Stage IV Disease with Multiorgan Involvement: How Do You Determine the Best Treatment Course and Timing of Surgery vs. Chemo 3:30 pm Panel Discussion and Case Scenarios 3:45 pm Break Afternoon Session II: Moderators: Kyle Cologne, MD and Caroline Hwang, MD 4:00 pm Current Strategies in Medical Treatment of IBD Caroline Hwang, MD 4:20 pm Endoscopic Management of Dysplasia (Chemoendoscopy, etc.) Sarah Sheibani, MD 4:30 pm Colonoscopy Screening-What Are Current Guidelines, Options and Reimbursement Models? Ara Sahakian, MD 4:45 pm Extended DVT Propylaxis: Who Really Needs It and What Will It Cost? M. Philip Duldulao, MD 5:00 pm Panel Discussion and Case Scenarios 5:15 pm Adjourn OPTIONAL Venue: Courtyard by Marriott: 180 North Fair Oaks Avenue Pasadena, CA :00 pm Registration 6:30 pm Dinner Talk: Clinical Experience with Bioprosthetic Mesh in Colorectal Surgery and Complex Hernia Repair David Rivadeneira, MD 8:30 pm Adjourn Saturday, April 22, :45 am Registration and Breakfast 7:15 am Breakfast Lecture: From 3-D to Energy Devices, What Are the Latest Tools of the Trade in Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery Featured Speaker: Peter Marcello, MD Morning Session I: Health Systems Moderators: Kyle Cologne, MD and Peter Marcello, MD 8:00 am Lymph Node Retrieval: Bad Surgery or Blame the Patient? Peter Marcello, MD 8:15 am Colorectal Quality: What Does It Mean, and How Do We Measure It? David Etzioni, MD 8:40 am Colorectal Centers of Excel- Regional Care? Peter Marcello, MD 8:50 am Alphabet Soup: DVT, PE, Mean and Why We Should Care Neha Nanda, MD 9:00 am Panel Discussion 9:15 am Break 9:30 am Changing Indications for Surgery in Biologic Era? What Is the Added Morbidity and Can We Now Consider Pouches for Crohn s Disease Phillip Fleshner, MD 9:50 am New Techniques: Transanal Stricturoplasty for Rectal Stricture, Kono S Sang Lee, MD 10:00 am Surgical Safety Checklists: What is the Evidence and What Should it Include? M. Philip Duldulao, MD 10:15 am Fecal Incontinence: What is the Burden to Society and How Can We Help? 10:30 am Break

4 PROGRAM Saturday, April 22, 2017 Morning Session II: Managing Complications Moderators: Sang Lee, MD and David Etzioni, MD 11:00 am Anastomotic Leak: What is the Best Treatment? David Etzioni, MD 11:15 am Joongho Shin, MD 11:45 am 12:00 pm W We Operate? Joongho Shin, MD 12:15 pm Panel Discussion 12:25 pm Enhanced Recovery After Surgery-How Big a Deal is It? Kyle Cologne, MD 12:35 pm Closing Remarks Sang Lee, MD and Kyle Cologne, MD 1:00 pm Adjourn COURSE DESCRIPTION aims to provide an update on coloretal surgery topics, with a focus on new technology, updated didactic lectures, group discussions, and Q&A sessions with the participants. Colorectal surgery topics covered include minimally invasive surgery, IBD, benign colorectal, colorectal cancer and anorectal diseases. TARGET AUDIENCE limited to nurses and technicians in the division of colorectal surgery caring for adults who seek up-to-date evidence to enhance their understanding of topics in colorectal medicine and related treatment and management options for their patients. COURSE OBJECTIVES By the end of the course, participants will be able to: Discuss current screening, diagnosis and management techniques in malignant and premalignant colorectal conditions. Integrate current management guidelines and operative indications into practice for benign colorectal conditions such as hemorrhoids, IBD and diverticulitis. Distinguish new minimally invasive techniques and outline their role in management of colorectal conditions. Discuss quality metrics for various colorectal conditions including IBD, rectal cancer and identify future trends in assessment standards.

5 FACULTY COURSE DIRECTORS SANG W. LEE, MD, FACS, FASCRS Course Director Professor of Clinical Surgery Chief of Colon and Rectal Surgery Keck School of Medicine of USC GUEST FACULTY MATTHEW ALBERT, MD, FACS, FASCRS Center for Colon & Rectal Surgery Florida Hospital Medical Group Altamonte Springs and Orlando, FL DAVID A. ETZIONI, MD, MSHS Chief, Colorectal Surgery Associate Professor of Surgery Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, AZ PHILLIP FLESHNER, MD, FASCRS Director, Colorectal Surgery Research Shierley Jesslyne and Emmeline Widjaja Chair in Colorectal Surgery Cedars-Sinai, Los Angeles, CA PETER MARCELLO, MD, FASCRS Assistant Professor of Surgery Tufts University School of Medicine Department of Colon & Rectal Surgery, Lahey Clinic Burlington, MA KYLE G. COLOGNE, MD, FACS, FASCRS Course Director Assistant Professor of Surgery Keck School of Medicine of USC DAVID E. RIVADENEIRA, MD, MBA, FACS, FASCRS Initiatives for North Shore LIJ Health System Director, Colorectal Surgery, Department of Surgery, Huntington Hospital Director, Surgical Services, Huntington Hospital Long Island, NY HOWARD M. ROSS, MD, FACS, FASCRS Chief, Professor, Clinical Surgery Program Director, General Surgery Residency Program Surgical Director, Digestive Disease Center Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA MICHAEL J. STAMOS, MD, FASCRS University of California, Irvine Professor of Surgery PETAR VUKASIN, MD Colorectal Surgery Institute at Glendale Memorial Hospital Glendale, CA KECK SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF USC FACULTY Los Angeles, CA AFSANEH BARZI, MD, PhD Division of Hematology/Oncology M. PHILIP DULDULAO, MD Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery CAROLINE HWANG, MD Division of Gastroenterology GREGORY IDOS, MD Division of Gastroenterology ANDREAS M. KAISER, MD, FACS, FASCRS Professor of Clinical Surgery HEINZ-JOSEF LENZ, MD Professor of Medicine J. Terrence Lanni Chair in Gastrointestinal Cancer Research Co-Director, USC Center for Molecular Pathway and Drug Discovery Division of Hematology/Oncology NEHA NANDA, MD Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine (Clinician Educator) Division of Infectious Diseases

6 FACULTY KECK SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF USC FACULTY Los Angeles, CA ADRIAN E. ORTEGA, MD, FASCRS SARAH SHEIBANI, MD Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery Division of Gastroenterology ARA SAHAKIAN, MD Division of Gastroenterology JOONGHO SHIN, MD Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery REGISTRATION INFORMATION CONFERENCE LOCATION USC Health Sciences Campus Catherine and Joseph Aresty Conference Center, in the lower ground level of the Harlyne J. Norris Cancer Research Tower Biggy Street, Los Angeles, California Internet access is provided in the meeting room. Electricity availability is limited. PARKING Biggy Parking Structure (P8), 1334 Biggy Street at Zonal Avenue, Los Angeles on the USC Health Sciences Campus. REGISTER FOR COURSE Online: Go to Quick Links, Click on Conference Calendar Mail: Phone: (323) or Toll-Free at 1 (800) USC-1119 Fax: 1(888) Web: On site payment: Aresty Conference Center Foyer, April 21-22, 2017 at 6:30 am ACCREDITATION STATEMENT Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. CREDIT DESIGNATION activity for a maximum of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Physicians should claim only the credits commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP00105 for contact hours.

7 REGISTRATION FORM Keck Medicine of USC Colorectal Symposium: An Update and Comprehensive Review- April 21-22, 2017 USC Health Sciences Campus, Aresty Conference Center, Los Angeles, CA NAME DEGREE MEDICAL LICENSE# TELEPHONE FAX ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE SPECIALTY ADDRESS* INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION SPECIAL DIETARY OR PHYSICAL NEEDS * Correspondence and confirmations are sent by . TUITION: Early bird registration closes April 17, 2017, noon PST. $300 MD/DO $200 RN/Allied Health Professional Late registration fees after April 17, 2017, noon PST (telephone or fax only) On site registration available from April 21-22, $350 MD/DO $250 RN/Allied Health Professional METHOD OF PAYMENT: Check (Payable to USC) Credit Card (Visa or Mastercard only) No cash payment accepted. Visa/Mastercard # Authorized Signature Amount $ CANCELLATION POLICY: April 17, 2017, 12:00 pm PST for a tuition refund to be issued. A $25 cancellation fee will be applied. In the event of course cancellation by conference organizers, all registration fees will be fully refunded. USC will not refund any travel costs incurred under any circumstances.

8 1540 Alcazar Street, CHP 223 Los Angeles, CA Keck Medicine of USC Colorectal Symposium: An Update and Comprehensive Review April 21-22, 2017 USC Health Sciences Campus Aresty Conference Center 1450 Biggy Street Los Angeles, CA Non-Profit U.S. Postage PAID University of Southern California