27th DÜSSELDORF INTERNATIONAL
ENDOSCOPY SYMPOSIUM
FEBRUARY 6 - 8, 2025

Program

Hands-On Courses

“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. Each participant can only book one single hands-on course.

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

 

09.30 1) Basic: ESD upper GIT
2) Basic: EMR colorectum
3) Basic: EUS interventional
4) Advanced: POEM
5) Advanced: Management of bleeding
6) Advanced: ERCP with cholangioscopy

12.30 7) Basic: EMR upper GIT
8) Basic: Management of bleeding
9) Basic: ERCP
10) Advanced: ESD upper GIT
11) Advanced: Defect closure
12) Advanced: EUS interventional
15.30 13) Basic: EMR upper GIT
14) Basic: Defect closure
15) Basic: Barrett ablation
16) Advanced: ESD upper GIT
17) Advanced: EUS interventional
18) Advanced: EMR colorectum
 
 
17.00 bng-Symposium
Warum niederlassen – bng Session liefert Gründe und Beispiele (only in German)
Vorsitz: J. Aschenbeck, Berlin; S. Hörster, Mönchengladbach
17.00 Berufspolitische Rahmenbedingungen
U. Tappe, Hamm
17.20 Warum habe ich mich niedergelassen?
C. Bojarski, Köln
17.40 Niederlassung plus Klinikarbeit – es geht auch beides!
A. Madisch, Frankfurt
18.00 Zusammenfassung und Diskussion
J. Aschenbeck, Berlin; S. Hörster, Mönchengladbach
18.30 Ende von bng-Symposium
U. Tappe, Hamm
08.30 Welcome and Introduction
08.40 Live Demonstrations I
Chair: T. Beyna, Düsseldorf
Panel: B. Abu Dayyeh, Los Angeles; H.-D. Allescher, Garmisch-Partenkirchen; E. Dekker, Amsterdam; I. Gralnek, Afula; G. Rettig, Berlin; H. Yamamoto, Tochigi
10.15 Break & visit of exhibition
10.45 1st Mini-Symposium
Advanced endoscopic diagnosis: evidence and clinical practice
Chair: J. Aschenbeck, Berlin; J. Pohl, Hamburg; R. Maselli, Milan
10.45 Barrett’s esophagus
R. Haidry, London
11.00 Gastric cancer and its precursors
S. Seewald, Zurich
11.15 Dysplasia in IBD
A. Ebigbo, Augsburg
11.30 Discussion
11.35 Live Demonstrations II
Chair: J. Devière, Brussels
Panel: J. Albert, Stuttgart; M. Barthet, Marseille; J. Bergman, Amsterdam; A. Brückner, Essen; A. Dormann, Cologne; S. Seewald, Zurich
13.00 Break & visit of exhibition
13.15 Industry lunch symposia
14.05 Live Demonstrations III
Chair: H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf
Panel: P. Aepli, Luzern; J. Aschenbeck, Berlin; T. Itoi, Tokyo; N. Reddy, Hyderabad; G. Rettig, Berlin; S. Varadarajulu, Orlando
16.00 Break & visit of exhibition
16.30 2nd Mini-symposium
Future of endoscopy and endoscopic surgery
Chair: J. Albert, Stuttgart; I. Gralnek, Afula; H. Neuhaus; Düsseldorf
16.30 Metabolic and bariatric therapies
B. Abu Dayyeh, Los Angeles
16.50 AI and robotics: status and future perspectives
P. W. Y. Chiu, Hongkong
17.15 End of 2nd mini-symposiums
16.00 JUGA meets Europe:
From learning ERCP to more advanced techniques

Chair: C. Fleischmann, Nürnberg; K. Hamesch, Aachen; L. Welsch, Hanau; J. Zessner-Spitzenberg, Wien
16.00 ERCP training in Europe: an insight
K. Hamesch, Aachen; K. Pawlak, Stettin; S. Varadarajulu, Orlando
16.15 Discussion
16.25 Quiz: Visual diagnoses and complications in ERCP
F. Borelli, Rome; F. Michael, Frankfurt; Ö. Pamukcu, Niederberg
16.55 EUS vs Percutaneous – a dispute on biliary drainage
M. Hollenbach, Marburg; G. Rahe, Essen
17.15 End of JUGA Symposium
16.00 Symposium for nurses / Symposium für Pflege- und Assistenzpersonal (only in German)
Vorsitz: U. Pfeifer, Düsseldorf; S. Faiss, Berlin; J. Pohl, Hamburg
16.00 Abtragungstechniken von Polypen und flachen Läsionen im Kolon und Rektum: Leitlinien, Tipps und Tricks
J. Pohl, Hamburg
16.25 Management von Papillen- und Duodenaladenomen
S. Faiss, Berlin
16.50 Maßgeschneiderte endoskopische Verschlusstechniken nach Resektionen, bei Perforationen und Fisteln
P. Aepli, Zürich
17.15 Faux pas bei Einsendungen von Material zur Histologie und Zytologie – Fallberichte und Tipps aus der Sicht der Pathologin
A. Tannapfel, Bochum
17.45 Ende des Symposiums für Pflege- und Assistenzpersonal
17.30 Snack with the experts
A) Endoscopic diagnosis, patient selection and endoscopic en-bloc resection of early gi neoplasia
J. Bergman, T. Beyna, H. Messmann, H. Yamamoto

B) Management of upper gi motility disorders and diverticula
H. Neuhaus, T. Rösch, S. Seewald, P. Zhou

C) Endoscopic closure techniques: clipping, suturing, stents and EVT
B. Abu Dayyeh, P. Aepli, P. W. Y. Chiu, R. Haidry

D) Management of indeterminate pancreatic cystic and solid lesions
M. Barthet, J. Devière, S. Faiss, T. Itoi

E) Multidisciplinary approach to indeterminate hilar biliary strictures
G. Costamagna, N. Reddy, S. Varadarajulu, T. Veiser

F) Women in endoscopy: what it takes to become a female leader (in endoscopy)
E. Dekker, A. Dormann, I. Gralnek, R. Maselli

G) Brave new world: Ein Monat Hybrid-DRG in der Gastroenterologie in Deutschland – Ein erster Erfahrungsaustausch aus Klinik und Praxis (only in German)
J. Albert, H.-D. Allescher, J. Aschenbeck

18.30 End of the first day of the symposium
08.30 3rd Mini-Symposium
Endoscopic management of early colorectal neoplasia
Chair: J. Albert, Stuttgart; I. Gralnek, Afula; H. Neuhaus; Düsseldorf
08.30 Characterization of lesions: which criteria are useful in daily practice?
H. Yamamoto, Tochigi
08.45 Endoscopic resection of colorectal epithelial lesions in 2025: which technique for which lesion?
R. Maselli, Milan
09.00 Sessile serrated lesions: detection, therapy and surveillance
E. Dekker, Amsterdam
09.15 Endo of the 3rd Mini-Symposium
09.20 1st State-of-the-Art Lecture
Introduction: T. Rösch, Hamburg

Less is more in endoscopy – part 2 – lessons learned after 5 years
J. Bergman, Amsterdam

09.40 Break & visit of exhibition
10.10 Live Demonstrationen IV
Chair: H. Messmann, Augsburg
Panel: A. Brückner, Essen; P. W. Y. Chiu, Hong Kong; G. Costamagna, Rome; R. Haidry, London; P. Zhou, Shanghai
12.00 Lunch break & visit of exhibition
12.15 Industry lunch symposia
13.05 Outcomes of live procedures of the first day
Case Presentation: P. Euler, Düsseldorf; A. Tannapfel, Bochum
Panel Discussion: P. Aepli, Luzern; H.-D. Allescher, Garmisch-Partenkirchen
13.35 2nd State-of-the-Art Lecture
Introduction: J. Devière, Brussels

Current and future role of therapeutic EUS in hepatobiliary endoscopy
S. Varadarajulu, Orlando

13.55 4th mini-symposium
New Technologies
Chair: T. Beyna, Düsseldorf; A. Dormann, Cologne; S. Seewald, Zurich
13.55 Peroral endoscopic myotomy for treatment of upper gi motility disorders in children
P. Zhou, Shanghai
14.10 Status and future role of artificial intelligence beyond polyp detection
T. Rösch, Hamburg
14.25 Prevention and treatment of resection related gi bleeding in 2025
H. Messmann, Augsburg
14.40 EUS and NOTES für endoscopic gastric bypass: vision or reality?
M. Barthet, Marseille
14.55 Update on techniques and new devices in ERCP and cholangioscopy
N. Reddy, Hyderabad
15.10 Green, greener, endoscopy: what can we do to make endoscopic service more sustainable?
I. Gralnek, Afula
15.25 Role and technique of endoscopic and EUS-guided decompression in post-operative PD obstruction and disconnected duct syndrome
T. Itoi, Tokyo
15.40 Invitation to the 28th International Endoscopy Symposium in February 2026
T. Beyna, Düsseldorf; H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf

Thurday, February 6, 2025

12.30 Pentax Room Peking
Elevating endoscopy: inspiring progress and innovation in colonoscopy
Chair: T. Beyna, Düsseldorf; R. Maselli, Rome
12.30 The PENTAX Medical WYDR colonoscope: first clinical experience and data
H. Neuhaus, Düsseldorf
12.45 The WYDR: my clinical experience
E. Dekker, Amsterdam
13.00 Red Density: innovation in endoscopic assessment of UC patients
T. Rath, Erlangen
13.15 Ergonomics in colonoscopy: what more can be done?
All
14.00 Olympus Room Peking
Colonoscopy 2025: What’s new?
Chair: T. Beyna, Düsseldorf; H. Messmann, Augsburg
Updated ESGE Guideline on colorectal polypectomy and endoscopic mucosal resection –
what is relevant for daily routines in endoscopy suites?
E. Dekker, Amsterdam
Texture and color enhancement imaging versus high-definition white-light endoscopy for detection
of colorectal neoplasia: outcome of a randomized trial
A. Ebigbo, Augsburg
Will AI improve classification of colorectal lesions?
S. Faiss, Berlin
15.30 Fujifilm Room Peking
From Basics to Breakthroughs: Exploring the Latest Innovations in HPB and
Double Balloon Endoscopy
Chair: S. Varadarajulu, Orlando; A. D. May, Wiesbaden
17.15 Boston Scientific Room Peking
Cholangioscopy today! Innovative Approaches for Better Clinical Outcomes
Chair: T. Beyna, Düsseldorf; N. Reddy, Hyderabad
17.15 Introduction
T. Beyna, Düsseldorf; N. Reddy, Hyderabad
17.20 Update on clinical evidence of cholangioscopy
S. Varadarajulu, Orlando
17.35 SOC – future ready!
A. Dechêne, Nürnberg
17.50 Beyond Technology –Training for the young endoscopists
J. van Hooft
18.05 Summary & Closing
T. Beyna, Düsseldorf; N. Reddy, Hyderabad

Friday, February 7, 2025

13.15 Abbvie Room Dubai
Mastering IBD: from Diagnosis to Personalized Therapies
Chair: D. Bettenworth, Münster; L. Konopka, Wesseling
13.15 ERBE Room Mauritius
Advances in GI resection strategies: exploring new techniques and electrosurgical modes
13.15 MICRO-TECH Room Teneriffa
New Frontiers in Endoscopy – closing the Gap!
Chair: R. Pouw, Amsterdam
Speaker: A. Inderson, Leiden; C. Gerges, Krefeld

Saturday, February 8, 2025

12.15 J & J Innovative Medicine Room Dubai
Seeing is believing – endoskopische Ziele bei der Krankheitsbewältigung von CED
Chair: A. Lügering, Münster
12.15 Eröffnung
A. Lügering, Münster
12.20 Stellenwert mukosaler Heilung im Krankheitsverlauf der CED
C. Veltkamp, Essen
12.35 Wo stehen wir mit den aktuellen therapeutischen Möglichkeiten bezgl. Erreichens einer mukosalen Heilung
D. Bettenworth, Münster
12.50 Diskussion
tbc
12.15 Astra Zeneca Room Mauritius
Suche nach dem gemeinsamen Nenner: Endoskopie und Immuntherapie Kombinationen bei GI-Tumoren
Chair: C. Roderburg, Düsseldorf
12.15 Perioperative Studien- und Therapiekonzepte bei gastroösophagealen Tumoren
M.-A. Wörns, Dortmund
12.25 Diskussion
All
12.30 Adjuvante Studien- und Therapiekonzepte beim HCC
M.-L. Berres, Aachen
12.40 Diskussion
All
12.45 (Neo-)adjuvante Studien- und Therapiekonzepte beim BTC
M. Gonzales-Carmona, Bonn
12.55 Diskussion
All