6th Annual Updates in General Surgery 2024
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6th Annual Updates in General Surgery presents collaborative, innovative and cost-effective diagnostic approaches for surgeons dealing with complex cases including hernia, colorectal, trauma and much more. An internationally acclaimed faculty focuses on management and treatment options from a general surgical perspective, with special emphasis on enhanced recovery protocols and the continually evolving technology relevant to the practice.
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6th Annual Updates in General Surgery 2024
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6th Annual Updates in General Surgery 2024
Release Date: 5/1/2024
6th Annual Updates in General Surgery presents collaborative, innovative and cost-effective diagnostic approaches for surgeons dealing with complex cases including hernia, colorectal, trauma and much more. An internationally acclaimed faculty focuses on management and treatment options from a general surgical perspective, with special emphasis on enhanced recovery protocols and the continually evolving technology relevant to the practice.
Topics include: Hernia, colorectal, trauma, foregut, hepatobiliary, pancreatitis, GI, breast, gynecologic, thyroid, parathyroid, genitourinary, airway control and much more.
Topics:
| Session 1 – HERNIA I | |
| Shouldice Inguinal Hernia Repair: How I Do It | Michael Rosen |
| MIS Inguinal Hernia Repair: How I Do It | Emanuele Lo Menzo |
| Groin Pain After Inguinal Hernia Repair – What Now?? | David Krpata |
| Are We Over-Optimizing for Hernia Repair? | Benjamin Miller |
| Help! How Do I Know What to Do With My Hernia Patients? | Michael Rosen |
| Open Preperitoneal Umbilical Hernia Repair: How I Do It | Emanuele Lo Menzo |
| The Role of Robotic Surgery in Hernia Repair | Samuel Szomstein |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 2 – HERNIA II | |
| In Defense of IPOM | Ajita Prabhu |
| Rectus Diastasis With and Without Hernia: What Should I Do? | Samuel Szomstein |
| Show Me the Money – How Do I Bill for Hernia Repair? | Emanuele Lo Menzo |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Groin Pain After Inguinal Hernia Repair – What Now? | David Krpata, MD |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 3 – HERNIA III | |
| Open and MIS Component Separations – Who/Why/How | Benjamin Miller |
| Parastomal Hernias: How I Do It, Or Don’t Do It! | David Krpata |
| Fight or Flight? Stage or Bite the Bullet | Lucas Beffa |
| Rosen Left Town: Dealing With Our Partner’s Complications | Ajita Prabhu |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Hernia Consult Clinic | Lucas Beffa |
| Session 4 – RURAL & GENERAL SURGERY I | |
| ICG in Biliary Surgery: Is the Future This Bright? | Samuel Szomstein |
| Endoscopic Management of Biliary and Pancreatic Disease: Is This the Future? | Hassan Siddiki |
| Laparoscopic CBDE: Making It Feasible for the Practicing Surgeon: Tips and Tricks | Benjamin Miller |
| Gallbladders: Staying Out of Trouble and Getting Out of Trouble | Robert Simon |
| Pancreatitis | Robert Simon |
| Session 5 – RURAL & GENERAL SURGERY II | |
| Tips and Tricks for Stopping Upper GI Bleeding With the Endoscope. Lessons Learned From Your Gastroenterology Colleague. | Hassan Siddiki |
| Foreign Bodies and Food Impaction | Hassan Siddiki |
| There is a Bariatric Patient in My ER– What Do I Do? Updates for the Non-Bariatric Surgeon | Emanuele Lo Menzo |
| Top 5 Controversies in Paraesophageal Hernia Repair | Lucas Beffa |
| Operative Nightmares in Foregut Surgery. How to Get Out of Trouble! | Ajita Prabhu |
| Session 6 – TRAUMA | |
| Major Trauma at a Small Hospital: Preparing Your Trauma Patient For a Higher Level of Care | Aaron Strumwasser |
| Damage Control Laparotomy | Cathleen Khandelwal |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Trauma Surgery On an Island: What to Do When No Specialist Help is Coming | Aaron Strumwasser |
| Hepatic Trauma | Cathleen Khandelwal |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 7 – COLORECTAL I | |
| A View From the Bottom: Hemorrhoids | Bradley Champagne |
| A Crack in the Foundation: Anal Fissures | David Maron |
| Anal Abscess | Justin Maykel |
| Fistulas: Highways Across the Perineum | Arielle Kanters |
| Not Your Grandfather’s “Jeep Disease”: Pilonidal Management | Emre Gorgun |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 8 – COLORECTAL II | |
| Colonoscopy Cases | Scott Steele |
| Colonoscopy Technical Tips Part 1: Cannot Progress, Now What? | David Maron |
| Colonoscopy Technical Tips Part 2: Dealing With Bleeding: Tics, Polypectomy & More | Arielle Kanters |
| Robotics Technical Tips Part 1 – How to Expose Better | David Rosen |
| Robotics Technical Tips Part 2 – Pushing the Boundaries of Your Comfort | Emre Grogun |
| Small Bowel Obstruction | Bradley Champagne |
| Large Bowel Obstruction – Let’s Get Out of Trouble | Justin Maykel |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Coloproctological Boards | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 9 – RURAL & GENERAL SURGERY III | |
| Oncoplastic Surgery Techniques: What Every General Surgeon Should Know | Stephanie Valente |
| Ob/Gyn for the General Surgeon in the Real World | Lindsey Beffa |
| Top Proliferative Breast Disorders and Treatment | Stephanie Valente |
| Emergency General Surgery in a Pregnant Patient | Lindsey Beffa |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 10 – RURAL & GENERAL SURGERY IV | |
| Thyroid and Parathyroid Pearls for the General Surgeon | Joseph Scharpf |
| Wound Care Adjuncts: Powders, Potions and VACS: What Works and What Should I Be Using? | Benjamin Miller |
| Is That Urine in the Field? Managing GU Injuries When You’re on Your Own | Nima Almassi |
| Managing All the GU Nightmares You Were Afraid to Ask About | Nima Almassi |
| Surgical Burnout. How Can We Feel Great at Work Every Day? | David Krpata |
| What Every Surgeon Should Know About Emergency Airway Control | Joseph Scharpf |
| Questions and Answers | Multiple Faculty |
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