AdventHealth Orlando Live Endoscopy 2026

Advanced Endoscopy, ERCP, EUS & Interventional Gastroenterology Update

The AdventHealth Orlando Live Endoscopy 2026 program delivers a comprehensive, case-based review of the latest advances in therapeutic endoscopy, endoscopic ultrasound (EUS), and advanced gastrointestinal interventions. Featuring live procedural demonstrations, expert faculty discussions, and multidisciplinary case reviews, this premier educational event focuses on practical techniques and emerging technologies that are transforming the diagnosis and treatment of complex gastrointestinal, pancreatic, and biliary disorders.

Designed for gastroenterologists, interventional endoscopists, GI fellows, surgeons, advanced practice providers, and endoscopy nurses, the course provides real-world guidance on advanced ERCP procedures, EUS-guided interventions, endoscopic resections, tissue acquisition techniques, artificial intelligence applications, and management of procedural complications.

Product Details

Course Date: February 5–6, 2026

Format: Videos + PDFs

Access: On-Demand

Educational Focus: Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy & Interventional Gastroenterology

Program Overview

Therapeutic endoscopy continues to evolve rapidly with innovations in endoscopic ultrasound, biliary interventions, advanced resection techniques, artificial intelligence, and minimally invasive therapies. The AdventHealth Orlando Live Endoscopy 2026 course offers participants a unique opportunity to observe live procedures performed by leading experts while reviewing evidence-based approaches to challenging gastrointestinal cases.

The curriculum combines:

• Live endoscopy demonstrations
• Interactive case discussions
• Expert panel reviews
• Advanced procedural techniques
• Emerging technology updates
• Complication management strategies
• Multidisciplinary GI care

Participants gain practical knowledge that can immediately improve procedural outcomes, diagnostic accuracy, patient safety, and endoscopy unit efficiency.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to:

• Implement advanced EUS and ERCP techniques for pancreaticobiliary disorders.
• Utilize EUS-guided drainage procedures for complex biliary and gallbladder diseases.
• Optimize tissue acquisition using fine-needle aspiration (FNA) and fine-needle biopsy (FNB).
• Apply advanced endoscopic resection techniques including EMR and ESD.
• Integrate artificial intelligence and advanced imaging technologies into endoscopic practice.
• Improve procedural safety and management of endoscopic adverse events.
• Enhance teamwork and workflow efficiency within the endoscopy unit.
• Evaluate new therapeutic approaches for gastrointestinal disease management.

Advanced Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS)

A major focus of the course is advanced EUS-guided diagnosis and intervention.

Topics include:

• Endoscopic ultrasound fundamentals
• EUS-guided biliary drainage
• EUS-guided gallbladder drainage
• Pancreatic fluid collection management
• Therapeutic EUS applications
• Advanced imaging techniques
• Complex pancreaticobiliary interventions

Faculty provide practical guidance for managing difficult cases using state-of-the-art EUS techniques.

ERCP & Pancreaticobiliary Interventions

The program offers extensive updates on advanced ERCP procedures.

Covered topics include:

• Complex biliary obstruction management
• Pancreatic duct interventions
• Stone extraction techniques
• Stricture management
• Stent placement strategies
• Management of ERCP complications
• Advanced cannulation techniques

Participants learn evidence-based approaches for challenging biliary and pancreatic diseases.

Endoscopic Resection Techniques

Dedicated sessions focus on minimally invasive endoscopic treatment of gastrointestinal lesions.

Topics include:

• Endoscopic Mucosal Resection (EMR)
• Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection (ESD)
• Barrett’s esophagus therapy
• Colon polyp management
• Early GI cancer treatment
• Zenker’s diverticulum interventions
• Lesion selection and procedural planning

Faculty discuss indications, technical considerations, and complication management.

Tissue Acquisition & Diagnostic Yield

The course reviews modern approaches to endoscopic tissue sampling.

Topics include:

• Fine-Needle Aspiration (FNA)
• Fine-Needle Biopsy (FNB)
• Specimen processing
• Cytology optimization
• Diagnostic accuracy improvement
• Pathology collaboration
• Molecular testing considerations

Participants gain practical insights into maximizing diagnostic success.

Artificial Intelligence in Endoscopy

Emerging technologies are transforming gastrointestinal practice.

Topics include:

• AI-assisted polyp detection
• Computer-aided diagnosis
• Advanced imaging systems
• Workflow optimization
• Quality improvement initiatives
• Future directions in digital endoscopy

Experts review current evidence and clinical applications of AI technologies.

Managing Adverse Events & Procedural Safety

Patient safety remains a critical component of advanced endoscopy.

Topics include:

• Prevention of procedural complications
• Bleeding management
• Perforation recognition and treatment
• Post-ERCP pancreatitis prevention
• Emergency management protocols
• Safety checklists
• Risk reduction strategies

Faculty emphasize practical approaches to maintaining procedural excellence.

Endoscopy Unit Operations & Teamwork

The program also addresses operational aspects of high-performing endoscopy services.

Topics include:

• Endoscopy workflow optimization
• Team communication
• Efficiency improvement
• Quality metrics
• Patient experience enhancement
• Staff training and education
• Unit safety initiatives

Participants learn strategies to improve both clinical outcomes and operational performance.

Target Audience

This course is ideal for:

• Gastroenterologists
• Interventional Endoscopists
• Advanced Endoscopy Fellows
• GI Fellows
• Hepatologists
• General Surgeons
• Colorectal Surgeons
• Nurse Practitioners
• Physician Assistants
• Endoscopy Nurses
• GI Healthcare Professionals

   Topics

Topics (64 Lectures):

1. 01 Opening Remarks – Nurse & Tech Program Orlando Live! 2026

2. 02 Welcome Address – Orlando Live! 2026

3. 03 ERCP Long vs. Short Wire – The Long and Short of It

4. 04 FNAFNB – Choosing the Right Needle and Specimen Handling

5. 05 Q&A – FNA & FNB Needle Gauge Comparison

6. 06 Panel Discussion – ROSE vs. MOSE, FNA vs FNB, Specimen Techniques, Long vs. Short Wire

7. 07 Enteral Access (PEG, PEJ, NGT) – Initial Placement and Management

8. 08 Live EUS for Pancreatic Mass

9. 09 Live EUS & ERCP for a Biliary Sphincterotomy in a Patient with SOD Type 1

10. 10 Live Colonoscopy with ESD for a 15mm Despressed Ascending Colon Lesion

11. 11 Live Endoscopic Stent Fixation for Gastric Bypass Stricture

12. 12 Live Colonoscopy with EMR for 4cm Tubulovillis Adenoma

13. 13 Live ERCP with Cholangioscopy for Potential Hilar Cholangiocarcinoma

14. 14 Endoscopic Resections – From Biopsy to Knife

15. 15 Behind the Scope – Nurses & Techs in Interventional EUS

16. 16 Panel Discussion – Teamwork Under Pressure – Nurses and Techs in Managing Intra-Procedural Adverse Events

17. 17 Improving Our Endoscopy Patient Experience

18. 18 Endoscopy Safety and Ergonomics for Nurses and Endoscopy Technicians

19. 19 Endoscope Cleaning and Processing in Procedure Room

20. 20 Q&A – Disposable vs. Reusable Endoscopy Equipment

21. 21 Opening Remarks – Orlando Live! 2026

22. 22 The Cannulation Challenge – Persist with ERCP or Pivot to EUS

23. 23 Live EGD with RFA & Cryoablation for Long Segment Barrett’s Esophagus

24. 24 Live EUS-Guided Cystogastrostomy for 12cm Pseudocyst

25. 25 Live EUS-Guided Gallbladder Drainage

26. 26 Live ERCP with Cholangioscopy for 8mm Gallstone

27. 27 Live Colonoscopy with EMR for a 20mm Polyp in the Ascending Colon

28. 28 Live POEM for Medium-Sized Zenker’s Diverticulum

29. 29 EUS Tissue Acquisition – Best Practices

30. 30 Live EGD with ESD for Barrett’s Esophagus

31. 31 Live EUS-Guided Liver Biopsy and SWE

32. 32 Live EDGE Stage 1 for Patient with Concerning Bile Leak

33. 33 Live Pancreatoscopy via Pancreaticogastrostomy for Lithotripsy

34. 34 Live Underwater EMR of 45mm Tubular Adenoma in the Cecum

35. 35 Updates in Colon Endoscopic Mucosal Resection 2026

36. 36 Cholangiopancreatoscopy – Current Status and the Road Ahead

37. 37 Panel Discussion – The Pain Paradox – Managing Pain in Chronic Pancreatitis

38. 38 Live EUS with FNA for a Large Pancreatic Cyst

39. 39 Live EUS Rendezvous

40. 40 Live EGD with EMR for a Duodenal Polyp

41. 41 Live Esophageal POEM for Type II Achalasia

42. 42 Live ERCP for Transpapillary Gallbladder Drainage

43. 43 Live ERCP with Ampullectomy for Tubular Adenoma

44. 44 EUS-Guided Gene Therapy for T2DM and Obesity

45. 45 Case Panel Discussion – Barrett’s Dysplasia – Ablate, Resect or Dissect

46. 46 From Technology to Practice – Implementing EVIS XI Imaging for High Quality Endoscopy

47. 47 AI in Interventional Endoscopy – Are We There Yet

48. 48 Endoscopic Innovations in Pancreatic Diseases

49. 49 Q&A – Endoscopic Management of Pancreatic Duct Strictures

50. 50 Live EUS-Guided Liver Biopsy for Patient with Possible PSC and Autoimmune Hepatitis

51. 51 Live EUS-Guided EDGE Stage 1 for a Dilated Common Bile Duct

52. 52 Live ERCP and Removal of 2.3cm Stone in the Common Bile Duct

53. 53 Live Endoscopic Fistula Repair of Gastro-Gastric Fistula

54. 54 Live EUS-GJ for Patient with Duodenal Stenosis causing GOO

55. 55 Live EUS FNA of Pancreatic Mass and Biliary Drainage

56. 56 Tailoring Polypectomy Technique – Forceps to Snare

57. 57 Live EUS for Patient with Ampullary Lesion Assessment

58. 58 Live ERCP RFA for Patient with Tumor Invading Right and Left Hepatic Ducts

59. 59 Live Removal of Two Side-by-Side LAMS

60. 60 Live EUS Gastric Varix Coil and Glue

61. 61 Live EUS & ERCP to Examine a Questionable Mass in the Pancreas

62. 62 Live ERCP for Removal of Common Bile Duct Stones

63. 63 Status of EUS-Guided Biliary Drainage in 2026

64. 64 Case Based Panel Discussion – Hilar Strictures