Final programme for the SBPC premeeting

14-16 June, 2010
 

Monday
14 June

 Tuesday
15 June

 Wednesday
16 June
 Surgery and Endoscopy Imaging and Nutrition   Telemedicine

Welcome
Surgery

Lectures and live video demonstrations

Welcome
Endoscopy

Lectures and live video
demonstrations

Welcome
Imaging

Lectures and live video demonstrations

 Welcome
Nutrition

Welcome
Telemedicine

Lectures and live video demonstrations
Lunch and Exhibition
Lectures and live video demonstration

Lecture and live video demonstrations
 

 Multi- disciplinary
Conference
 		  

 

Monday 14 June 2010

08:30 Registration

K 64 room 2

Surgery

  
09:00 Welcome and introduction Johan Permert (Sweden)
  Preoperative demonstration of today's cases Nils Albiin (Sweden)
 

2 parallel pancreatic operations telemedically displayed:
Case 1: Artery, first approach
Case 2: Non-touch pancreatectomy/pancreaticojejunostomy

Ralf Segersvärd (Sweden)
Juhani Sand (Finland)
Isto Nordback (Finland) Christoph Ansorge (Sweden)
  Chairman Johan Permert
  
  The quest for R0
- can we improve surgery?		  
   During the resection phase (longer time)  
 
  • Non-touch pancreatectomy - do no harm
  Masahiko Hirota (Japan)
 
  • Local radicality - were is the surgical challenge and what's the role of the pathologist?
 Ivar Gladhaug (Norway)
 
  • Venous resections - routine today?
    Arterial resection – a desperate act?
 Marco Del Chiaro, (Italy)
 
  • Portovenous bypass in venous resection
    What's the advantage?
 Masahiko Hirota, (Japan)
 
  • Extended lymphadenectomy in the light of other GI-cancers and effective chemotherapy
     – is it time to re-evaluate Fortner?
 Lars Lundell, (Sweden)
 
  • Should we resect papillary tumors as we do pancreatic head cancer?
 Gedrius Barauskas, (Lithuania)
 
  • From a QoL point of view
    - should we be more radical or less radical?
  Åke Andrén-Sandberg, (Sweden)
  Pancreatic fistula
- the mainstay of morbidity in pancreatic resections		  
  During reconstruction (shorter time)  
 
  • Non touch anastomosis
    – The Finnish way
 Isto Nordback, (Finland)
 
  • Postoperative pancreatic fistula
     - the gland, the patient or the surgeon?
  Elena Rangelova, (Sweden)
 
  • Pancreatic sepsis and completion pancreatectomy
    - the ultimate failure or necessary rescue plan?

Lars Lundell (Sweden)
 
  • Total/Subtotal pancreatectomy in high risk patients with high risk anastomosis
    – a way to decrease short term morbidity? 
  Åke Andrén-Sandberg (Sweden)
   Pancreatic “sign out”
Today’s cases are discussed and concluded 		 Ralf Segersvärd, et al
 15:30-16.00 Final remarks
The role of the pancreatic surgeon in 2010
– responsibility, decision, skills and demands 		Johan Permert
 
 
     

14 June
Library K 61

Advanced endoscopy for diagnosis and therapy in pancreatic disease

  
     
 08:55 Welcome Urban Arnelo, Matthias Löhr and Lars Lundell, all in Stockholm
 09:00 Peroral Pancreatoscopy Sören Meisner, Copenhagen and Urban Arnelo, Stockholm
  Confocal laser endomicroscopy Matthias Löhr, Stockholm
  Live case demonstration (1) from endoscopy suite Huddinge, commentaries by P. Fockens, Amsterdam and G. Costamagna
  Coffee break  
  EUS and IDUS - Indication and diagnostic capabilities Hanns-Ulrich Marschall, Gothenburg
  Live Case demonstration (2) from endocopy suite Huddinge, commentaries by P. Fockens, G.Costamagna and A. Meining
  Contrast enhanced EUS and Elastography Hanns-Ulrich Marschall, Gothenburg
  LUNCH  
  Pseudocyst drainage, transpapillary or transgastric Jorma Halttunen, Helsinki
  Ductal strictures in chronic pancreatitis, is there any room for endoscopic treatment? Guido Costamagna, Rome
  Endoscopic necrosectomy Palle Nordblad-Schmidt, Copenhagen
  NOTES in pancreatic disease, beyond necrosectomy Paul Fockens, Amsterdam
  Live case demonstration (3) from endoscopy suite Huddinge, commentaries by  P. Fockens and G. Costamagna
  Coffee  
 15:30 Key note lecture – Role of endoscopy of pancreatic disease Peter Draganov, Gainesville, Florida, USA
   End of meeting - Concluding remarks  Urban Arnelo, Stockholm
     

 

Tuesday 15 June 2010

 08:30 Registraton

     

June 15
Dept of Radiology
Floor 4

Pancreatic imaging: A multimodality approach for better decision support in multi-professional conferences

  
 08:50 Welcome and introduction Nils Albiin, Karolinska
 09:00 US, CEUS Anders Nilsson, Uppsala
  ERP, EUS, IDUS Urban Arnelo, Karolinska
Hanns-Ulrich Marschall, Gothenburg
  Coffee  
  MRI Frank H Miller, Chicago
  CT Wolfgang Schima, Vienna
  LUNCH  
 

Future aspects
CLSM (Cellvizio)
MR spectroscopi

 

 Matthias Löhr, Stockholm. Alexander Meining, Munich
Nils Albiin, Stockholm
  PET-CT & scintigraphy Anders Sundin, Stockholm
  Coffee  
  Multidisciplinary Conference – Cases  Radiologist, Surgeon, Oncologist, Pathologist
 16:00 Summary  
     

June 15
Dept of Radiology
Floor 4

Nutrition and metabolism in pancreatic disease

  
  Moderator Jörgen Larsson
 09:00

State of the art lecture
Nutrition and metabolism in the patient with gastrointestinal malignancy-where are we today?

 Ingvar Bosaeus, Göteborg
  Nutrition from first symptom to death in paitents with pancreatic cancer - where can we improve? Lena Martin, Stockholm
  Coffee  
  Nutrition from the first postoperative day in patients after pancreatoduodenectomy - is it safe? Kristoffer Lassen, Tromsö, Norge
  Lunch  
  Sarcopenia and pancreatic cancer - the role of computerized tomography in assessing cancer cachexia Vickie Baracos, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
 

Human adipose tissue in cancer cachexia

Peter Arner, Stockholm
  Coffee  
 

Intraadominal/peritoneal metabolism - the role of microdialysis in surgical patients

Urban Ungerstedt, Stockholm
  Early postoperative intraabdominal glycerol release after pancreatoduodenectomy - a predictor of an adverse postoperative course? Lisa Strömmer, Stockholm
 16:00 Panel discussion Faculty
     

 

Wednesday 16 June 2010

 Registation 08.30

16 June Clarion Hotel
Sign

Telemedicine in healthcare

  
09:00 - 09:30 Coffee  

Moderator  
 9.30 - 11.30 Medical usage of telemedicine Johan Permert, Sweden
  Role of telemedicine in Stockholm Pancreatology Johan Permert, Sweden
  Developing processes and technology in pareallel Artur Serra, i2CAT, Spain
  Information carrier - Open source solutions for HD Video Björn Pehrson, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
  Equipment provider - What is in the pipeline now and within five years?

Allan Bjørnstad, VP Technology, Tandberg: Telemedicin technology with information focus 


KARL STORZ ENDOSCOP: Telemedicin technology with medical focus
  Multi-disciplinary case discussion: Connecting to Karolinska, to China and to India

Tianjin Medical Univ, Cancer Institute & Hospital, China
Chennai, India,
Karolinska Univ Hospital, Sweden
 11.30 - 12.30 Lunch  
 12.30 - 13.30 Tour of telemedicine exhibition  
13.30 - 15.00 Research in telemedicine  
  Information availability in the care chain Kristina Groth, Royal Institute of Technology & Karolinska Institutet, Sweden
   Multi-disciplinary video-mediated meetings  Bridget Kane, Trinity College, Ireland (held from Ireland)
  Applying mobile and pervasive computer technology to enhance coordination of work in a surgical ward Thomas R. Hansen, Cetrea, Denmark
  Three models in MDTMs Colin D. Johnson, University of Southampton, UK
 15.00 - 15.30 Coffee at the telemedicine exhibition  
 15.30 - 16.30

Panel discussion - The future use of telemedicine in advanced care, science and education - tool och toy?

 Panel: Lars Lundell, Bridget Kane, Artur Serra, Xishan Hao, Björn Pehrson
Moderator: Johan Permert
16:30-17:30 Telemedicine exhibition