26. INTERNATIONALES ENDOSKOPIE
SYMPOSIUM DÜSSELDORF
1. - 3. FEBRUAR 2024

Program

Hands-On Courses

Hands-on courses are offered in two skill levels to provide practical experience on new techniques and devices. “Basic” courses are dedicated to endoscopists with no or limited practice in a specific procedure. “Advanced” courses enable experiences to be expanded for those who already have basic skill in clinical practice. In each session of 120 minutes one tutor will teach 6 participants.

Registration is limited due to a limited number of sessions and working stations. It will be offered on a first come – first served basis only for registered attendees of the symposium.

The registration fee for each course is 120,- EUR.

 

09.30 1) Basic: ESD upper GIT
C. Gerges, Essen

2) Basic: EMR colorectum
M. Ibrahim, Cairo; M. Tischendorf, Münster

3) Basic: EUS interventional
U. Denzer, Marburg

4) Advanced: POEM
H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf

5) Advanced: Management of bleeding
A. Schmidt, Stuttgart

6) Advanced: ERCP with Cholangioscopy
A. Dechêne, Nürnberg

12.30 7) Basic: EMR upper GIT
C. Rüther, Düsseldorf; M. Tischendorf, Münster

8) Basic: Management of bleeding
M. Ibrahim, Cairo

9) Basic: ERCP
M. Ellrichmann, Kiel

10) Advanced: ESD upper GIT
P. Deprez, Brüssels

11) Advanced: Defect closure
I. Boskoski, Rome

12) Advanced: EUS interventional
H. Otto, Hamburg

15.30 13) Basic: EMR upper GIT
U. Denzer, Marburg

14) Basic: Defect closure
M. Arvanitakis, Brussels

15) Basic: Barrett ablation
R. Pouw, Amsterdam

16) Advanced: ESD upper GIT
A. Schmidt, Stuttgart

17) Advanced: EUS interventional
H. Otto, Hamburg

18) Advanced: EMR colorectum
C. Gerges, Essen
 
 

17.30 bng-Symposium
Endoskopie 2025 – alles ambulant? (only in German)
Moderation: J. Aschenbeck, Berlin
17.30 Die perfekte Vorsorgekoloskopie 2025
U. Tappe, Hamm
17.55 NordiCC Studie… wie gehen wir mit den Ergebnissen um?
J. Aschenbeck, Berlin
18.20 Wird es Änderungen in der Aufbereitung unserer Endoskope geben?
J. Dreck, Coesfeld
18.45 End of the symposium
08.30 Introduction
08.40 Live Demonstrations I
Vorsitz: M. Arvanitakis, Brussels; T. Beyna, Dusseldorf; M. Bourke, Sydney; R. Pouw, Amsterdam; G. Rettig, Berlin; A. Schmidt, Stuttgart; N. Yahagi, Tokyo
10.15 Break & visit of exhibition
10.45 1st Mini-Symposium
Efficiant treatment of flat colorectal lesions
Chair: J. van Hooft, Leiden; P. Jessen, Kiel; J. Pohl, Hamburg
10.45 Detection and characterization: role of advanced imaging, AI and classification systems
A. Repici, Milan
11.00 Efficiant endoscopic treatment – how to avoid incomplete resections?
N. Yahagi, Tokyo
11.15 How to detect and treat residual/recurrent lesions?
T. Rösch, Hamburg
11.30 Discussion
11.40 End of 1st mini-symposium
11.45 Live Demonstrations II
Vorsitz: I. Boskoski, Rome; J. Devière, Brussels; M. Ellrichmann, Kiel; C. Gerges, Essen; J. van Hooft, Leiden; H. Inoue, Tokyo
13.15 Break & visit of exhibition
13.30 Industry lunch symposia
14.30 Live Demonstrations III
Vorsitz: U. Denzer, Gießen-Marburg; H. Messmann, Augsburg; N. Reddy, Hyderabad; A. Repici, Milan; T. Rösch, Hamburg; P. Sharma, Kansas City; P. Zhou, Shanghai
16.00 Break & visit of exhibition
16.30 2nd mini-symposium
Early esophageal and rectal malignant neoplasia: endoscopic approach and new oncological strategies
Chair: H. Neuhaus, Dusseldorf; G. Costamagna, Rom
16.30 Adenocarcinoma of the esophagus
R. Pouw, Amsterdam
16.45 Adenocarcinoma of the rectum
M. Bourke, Sydney
17.00 Discussion
17.10 End of 2nd mini-symposiums
16.00 Symposium for nurses / Symposium für Pflege- und Assistenzpersonal (only in German)
Ch: U. Denzer, Gießen-Marburg; U. Pfeifer, Dusseldorf
16.00 Sedierungsregimes in der Endoskopie – „aus der Hand“, Perfusor oder Target controlled Infusion (TCI)
A. Dechêne, Nürnberg
16.20 Künstliche Intelligenz – die neueste Entwicklung und was uns zukünftig erwartet
M. Ellrichmann, Kiel
16.40 Aufklärungspflichten vor endoskopischen Interventionen – wer und wann?
P. Hüttl, München
17.00 Teamwork in der Endoskopie – Anforderungen an die Zusammenarbeit zwischen „Piloten und Co-Piloten“
J. Pohl, Hamburg; G. Rettig, Berlin
17.20 Teamtraining in der Endoskopie – wie kann ein Ausbildungskonzept für ÄrztInnen und EndoskopieassistentInnen zukünftig aussehen?
V. Rempel, C. Schulte, Herne
17.45 Ende des Symposiums für Pflege- und Assistenzpersonal
17.20 JUGA-Symposium: Colonoscopy – but high quality! (only in German)
Vorsitz: S. Bräuer, Gera; K. Hamesch, Aachen
17.20 Koloskopieren wie König:innen – Qualitätsstandards & Tipps
J. Zessner-Spitzenberg, Wien; S. Dimitriadis, Coventry; J. Aschenbeck
17.40 Polypenquiz – Klassifikation & Resektionstechniken anhand von Fällen
C. Fleischmann,Nürnberg; L. Welsch, Hanau; J. Pohl, Hamburg
18.05 Management von Komplikationen und Kommunikation im worst case
S. Nagl, Augsburg; M. Hollenbach, Heidelberg; U. Pfeifer, Dusseldorf
17.20 Snack with the experts
A) Optimizing upper GI lesion detection and endoscopic resection
H. Neuhaus, P. Sharma, A. Repici, N. Yahagi

B) Interventional EUS for biliary drainage and gastrointestinal anastomoses
T. Beyna, P. Deprez, C. Gerges, T. Itoi

C) Tissue is the issue: efficant endoscopic tissue sampling strategies in the biliopancreatic tract in 2024
M. Ellrichmann, J. van Hooft, N. Reddy

D) Advanced endoscopic interventions: how to get yourself and your team trained?
M. Arvanitakis, M. Ibrahim, H. Inoue, H. Messmann, R. Pouw

E) Efficiant prevention and endoscopic management of intra-/postprocedural bleeding and iatrogenic perforations
I. Boskoski, A. Schmidt, T. Rösch, P. Zhou

F) Difficult papillary access in ERCP: what you need to know for your clinical practice!
M. Bourke, G. Costamagna, A. Dechêne, J. Devière

18.30 End of the first day of the symposium
08.30 3rd mini-symposium
Biliopankreatische Biliopancreatic endoscopy: diagnostic and therapeutic challenges
Chair: T. Beyna, Dusseldorf; A. Dechêne, Nürnberg; M. Ibrahim, Cairo; W. Hartwig, Dusseldorf
08.30 Multidisciplinary approach to indeterminate hilar biliary strictures
J. Devière, Brussels
08.45 Preoperative drainage of malignant biliary strictures: when and how?
N. Reddy, Hyderabad
09.00 EUS-guided endoscopic anastomoses vs. luminal stenting in malignant and benign duodenal obstruction
T. Itoi, Tokyo
09.15 Panel discussion
09.25 1st State-of-the-Art Lecture
Introduction: H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf

How will AI change our endoscopic practice?
P. Sharma, Kansas City

09.45 Break & visit of exhibition
10.15 Live Demonstrationen IV
Chair: G. Costamagna, Rom; P. Deprez, Brussels; T. Itoi, Tokyo; P. Jessen, Kiel; H. Neuhaus, Dusseldorf; J. Pohl, Hamburg; G. Rettig, Berlin
12.25 Lunch break & visit of exhibition
13.10 Outcomes of live procedures of the 25th and 26th DIES
Chair: U. Denzer, Gießen-Marburg; M. Ellrichmann, Kiel; J. van Hooft, Leiden; R. Heise-Ginsburg, Dusseldorf; P. Reinecke, Dusseldorf
13.30 2nd State-of-the-Art Lecture
Introduction: G. Costamagna, Rom

New endoscopic techniques for evaluation and treatment of GERD
H. Inoue, Tokyo

13.55 4th mini-symposium
New Technologies
Chair: M. Arvanitakis, Brussels; T. Beyna, Dusseldorf; A. Schmidt, Stuttgart
13.55 Role of advanced imaging and artificial intelligence in Barrett’s esophagus evaluation
H. Messmann, Augsburg
14.10 Prevention and endoscopic treatment of (post-resection) esophageal strictures
P. Deprez, Brussels
14.25 Role of new methods in endo-hepatology in 2024
M. Ibrahim, Cairo
14.40 Current and future developments in metabolic and bariatric endoscopy
I. Boskoski, Rom
14.55 Cholangio-Pancreatoscopy in 2024, new tools, new opportunities?
J. van Hooft, Leiden
15.10 Subserosal endoscopy in the 4th space – indications, results, and limitations?
P. Zhou, Shanghai
15.25 Optimizing outcomes of upper GI ESD using new strategies and tools
N. Yahagi, Tokyo
15.40 Invitation to the 27th DIES 2025
T. Beyna, H. Neuhaus

Thursday, January 25, 2024

16.30 – 17.30 Satellite Pre-Symposium (ONLINE)
NEXUS / E&L GmbH (only in German language)
ESGE Qualitätsinitiative – Advanced Reporting mit den empfohlenen Qualitätskenngrößen optimiert für die klinische Routine
U. Hannemann; B. Bötticher; D. Domagk

 

Thursday, February 1, 2024

Room Dubai

12.45 PENTAX Medical Room Peking
“Endoscopy to go”
Chairs: M. Arvanitakis, Brussels; T. Rösch, Hamburg
12.45 Barrett’s esophagus multimodal endotherapy: cut, hot and cold – best sequence?
R. Pouw, Amsterdam
12.55 My CryoBalloon experience
A. Ebigbo, Augsburg
13.00 Discussion
13.05 Colonoscopy quality: old and new issues
N. Pilonis, Warsaw
13.15 Interview: a new wide-angle-scope – initial impressions
H. Neuhaus, Dusseldorf
13.25 Discussion
13.30 Keynote (online): robotic and image-guided minimally invasive surgery – implications for GI endoscopy
J. Marescaux, Strasbourg
13.40 Panel discussion: implications of the IRCAD model for GI endoscopy
13.45 End of the satellite symposium
14.00 FujiFilm Healthcare Europe Room Peking
Fujifilm High End(oscopy): Bringing histological prediction, ESD and effective haemostasis to the next level
Chair: A. Dechêne, Nürnberg; A. Repici, Milan
14.00 Welcome & Introduction
14.10 Fighting colorectal cancer with High-End(oscopy)
R. Hüneburg, Bonn
14.30 What’s new in third space endoscopy?
C. Gerges, Essen
14.50 A clear vision for haemostasis
A. Schmidt, Stuttgart
15.10 Round table discussion
15.30 End of the satellite symposium
15.30 OLYMPUS Hygiene-Forum Room Mallorca (Only in German language)
Hygiene in der Endoskopie: Rahmenbedingungen und praktische Herausforderungen
15.30 Begrüßung und Einführung
O. Lerch, Hamburg
15.40 RKI-Richtlinien 2024 – Was gibt’s Neues?
M. Dreck, Coesfeld
16.55 Hygienisch Arbeiten in der ERCP – worauf kommt es an?
P. Knape, Hamburg
16.10 Manuelle Vorreinigung – ein wichtiger Aspekt in der Aufbereitung
P. Labonte, Uetersen
16.40 Die neue ETD Premium – nachhaltigere Aufbereitung?
O. Lerch, Hamburg
17.25 Zusammenfassung und Verabschiedung
O. Lerch, Hamburg
16.00 BOSTON SCIENTIFIC Room Peking
Multiple Solutions: From Detection to Closure
Chair: T. Beyna, Dusseldorf; T. Rösch, Hamburg

16.00 Welcome & Introduction
T. Beyna, Dusseldorf; T. Rösch, Hamburg
16.10 Detection and more – Immediate Future of AI and Machine Learning
A. Repici, Milan
16.30 Discussion
16.35 Endoscopy in the Framework of Multimodal Tumor Therapy
T. Beyna, Düsseldorf
16.55 Discussion
17.00 Enhancing Endoscopic Closure Management
A. Ebigbo, Augsburg; R. Maselli, Milan
17.20 Discussion
17.25 Summary
T. Rösch, Hamburg
17.30 End of the satellite symposium

 

Friday, February 2, 2024

13.30 ABBVIE Deutschland Room Dubai
New therapy options – ConSEQUENCEs for the treatment of IBD
Chair: A. Lügering, Münster
13.30 Looking into the future: breakthrough with selective IL-23 inhibition?
A. Lügering, Münster
13.45 Looking inside from the outside: therapy monitoring in IBD
C. Maaser, Lüneburg
14.00 Looking for the appropriate SEQUENCE in IBD treatment
M. Waldner, Erlangen
14.15 End of the satellite symposium
13.30 E R B E Room Mauritius
The knife of the future: first in human experience with the newly released HYBRIDKnife flex
Chair: H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf; A. Repici, Milan
13.32 Hybrid Technology in 3rd space endoscopy, how to use the right knife
R. Maselli, Milan
13.40 Optimizing esophageal ESD using latest hybrid technology
T. Beyna, Düsseldorf
13.50 Colorectal ESD pushing the boundaries
P. Leclercq, Leuven
14.00 Endoscopic intermuscular dissection in rectum with Hybridflex Knife
M. Kaminski, Warsaw
14.15 End of the satellite symposium
13.30 MICRO-TECH Room Teneriffa
Cholangioscopy 2.0 – New possibilities in endoscopy
Chair: A. Dechêne, Erlangen

Speaker: M. Ellrichmann, Kiel

14.15 End of the satellite symposium

Registration for the 26th International Endoscopy Symposium Dusseldorf is open.