AdventHealth Orlando Colorectal Congress Live 2025

Advanced Colorectal Surgery, IBD Management & Hands-On Surgical Masterclass

The AdventHealth Orlando Colorectal Congress Live 2025 is a premier multidisciplinary colorectal surgery conference designed to provide advanced training in modern colorectal procedures, surgical innovation, and evidence-based management of complex colorectal diseases. Combining world-class faculty, hands-on cadaveric laboratories, live surgical education, interactive case discussions, and expert-led lectures, this comprehensive program offers a unique opportunity for surgeons and gastrointestinal specialists to refine both technical and clinical skills.

The congress focuses on cutting-edge surgical approaches for benign and malignant colorectal diseases, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), anorectal disorders, pelvic floor dysfunction, and complex colorectal pathology. Participants gain practical experience with advanced procedures such as Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery (TAMIS), Ileal Pouch-Anal Anastomosis (IPAA) construction, Kono-S anastomosis, and anal fistula flap surgery, while also exploring emerging technologies and evolving treatment strategies shaping the future of colorectal care.

Through cadaveric labs, video-based learning, journal clubs, roundtable discussions, and multidisciplinary collaboration, attendees develop advanced procedural expertise and gain valuable clinical insights applicable to everyday practice.

Product Details

• Format: 70 Videos + 70 Audios + 70 Subtitle Files (.VTT) + 50 PDFs
• Total Size: 30.37 GB
• Course Year: 2025
• Access: On-Demand
• Educational Format: Cadaveric Labs, Expert Lectures, Surgical Videos, Journal Clubs, Roundtable Discussions & Interactive Case Reviews

Program Overview

This comprehensive congress covers the full spectrum of colorectal surgery and disease management.

Key areas of focus include:

• Advanced colorectal surgery
• Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery (TAMIS)
• Ileal Pouch-Anal Anastomosis (IPAA)
• Kono-S anastomosis
• Anal fistula surgery
• Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
• Colorectal cancer
• Anorectal disorders
• Pelvic floor disorders
• Functional bowel disorders
• Endoscopic colorectal interventions
• Minimally invasive surgery
• Surgical innovation and technology

Participants receive both technical and clinical education designed to improve patient outcomes and surgical proficiency.

Learning Objectives

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

• Apply updated surgical techniques for complex colorectal procedures.
• Perform advanced colorectal operations using modern minimally invasive approaches.
• Evaluate emerging technologies and innovations in colorectal surgery.
• Develop management strategies for challenging colorectal diseases.
• Integrate surgical and endoscopic approaches into patient care.
• Optimize treatment pathways for inflammatory bowel disease and colorectal cancer.
• Analyze expert approaches to difficult surgical scenarios.
• Implement evidence-based strategies to improve clinical outcomes.

Core Topics Covered

Advanced Colorectal Surgery

The congress delivers in-depth education on contemporary colorectal surgical techniques.

Topics include:

• Complex colorectal resections
• Surgical planning
• Anastomotic techniques
• Operative decision-making
• Complication prevention

Faculty share practical insights gained from extensive clinical experience.

Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery (TAMIS)

A major focus of the hands-on curriculum is TAMIS.

Topics include:

• Patient selection
• Surgical indications
• Technical execution
• Equipment utilization
• Postoperative outcomes

Cadaveric training provides realistic procedural experience.

Ileal Pouch-Anal Anastomosis (IPAA)

Participants gain advanced instruction in:

• Pouch construction techniques
• Lengthening maneuvers
• Surgical planning
• Functional outcomes
• Complication management

Experts review best practices for restorative colorectal surgery.

Kono-S Anastomosis

Dedicated sessions explore:

• Crohn’s disease surgery
• Anastomotic recurrence prevention
• Technical considerations
• Long-term outcomes
• Surgical innovation

Faculty discuss growing evidence supporting this specialized technique.

Anal Fistula Flap Surgery

The program reviews:

• Complex anal fistula management
• Sphincter-preserving techniques
• Advancement flap procedures
• Surgical troubleshooting
• Recurrence prevention

Participants learn practical solutions for challenging anorectal disease.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)

The congress provides multidisciplinary updates on:

• Crohn’s disease
• Ulcerative colitis
• Medical-surgical collaboration
• Timing of surgery
• Postoperative management

Experts discuss evolving treatment paradigms and surgical indications.

Colorectal Cancer

Sessions cover:

• Early detection
• Surgical management
• Minimally invasive approaches
• Multidisciplinary oncology care
• Emerging treatment strategies

Faculty review evidence-based approaches to colorectal malignancies.

Anorectal Disorders

Topics include:

• Hemorrhoids
• Anal fissures
• Fistulas
• Abscesses
• Functional anorectal conditions

Participants gain practical knowledge for both common and complex cases.

Functional Bowel Disorders

The conference examines:

• Pelvic floor dysfunction
• Fecal incontinence
• Constipation
• Defecatory disorders
• Functional outcome optimization

A multidisciplinary approach is emphasized throughout.

Endoscopic & Minimally Invasive Techniques

Participants review advances in:

• Therapeutic endoscopy
• Hybrid surgical-endoscopic procedures
• Robotic surgery
• Laparoscopic colorectal surgery
• Emerging technologies

Faculty highlight innovations improving surgical precision and patient recovery.

Hands-On Educational Experience

A defining feature of this congress is its immersive training model.

Participants benefit from:

• Cadaveric laboratory sessions
• Surgical skills workshops
• Live procedural demonstrations
• Video-based case reviews
• Journal clubs
• Expert roundtable discussions
• Interactive Q&A sessions

This format allows attendees to translate theory into practical clinical expertise.

Educational Features

✔ Advanced Cadaveric Surgical Labs

✔ TAMIS & IPAA Masterclass Training

✔ Kono-S Anastomosis Techniques

✔ Anal Fistula Surgery Workshops

✔ IBD & Colorectal Cancer Updates

✔ Surgical Video Demonstrations

✔ Expert Faculty Discussions

✔ Multidisciplinary Colorectal Education

Target Audience

This course is ideal for:

• Colorectal Surgeons
• General Surgeons
• Surgical Fellows
• Surgical Residents
• Gastroenterologists
• GI Surgeons
• Oncology Specialists
• Hospitalists
• Internal Medicine Physicians
• Critical Care Physicians
• Endoscopy Specialists
• Advanced Practice Providers
• Colorectal Nurses
• Allied Health Professionals

Why This Course Stands Out

✔ Extensive hands-on cadaveric training

✔ Focus on advanced colorectal surgical techniques

✔ Comprehensive coverage of benign and malignant colorectal disease

✔ Strong integration of surgery and gastroenterology

✔ Interactive learning through videos, labs, and discussions

✔ World-class faculty and expert instruction

✔ Covers both operative and endoscopic management

✔ Practical skills directly applicable to clinical practice

Clinical & Educational Value

The AdventHealth Orlando Colorectal Congress Live 2025 provides an exceptional blend of advanced surgical education, practical skills training, and evidence-based clinical updates. Through immersive cadaveric laboratories, expert-led discussions, and multidisciplinary learning, participants gain the knowledge and technical expertise necessary to manage complex colorectal diseases and perform advanced colorectal procedures with greater confidence and precision.

+ Topics:

• ERCP Unpacked – From Cannulation to Biliary Stone Management
• Endohepatology From Basics to Mastery – Liver Biopsy and Portal Pressure Management
• The Stent Spectrum – From Luminal to LAMS, Biliary to Pancreatic
• Q & A – Liver Biopsies in Patients with Ascites, Long vs. Short Wire Cannulations, Hilar Stent Placement
• Live EUS & ERCP for Distal Biliary Stricture
• Live Colonoscopy & EMR for 35mm Polyp in the Cecum
• Live ESD for Tubular Adenoma
• Live Blind End Limb Reduction, Candy Cane Syndrome
• Live EUS Guided Liver Biopsy & Portal Pressure Gradient Measurement
• Live EUS & ERCP for Possible Filling Defect in the Common Bile Duct
• EUS – Navigating FNA, FNB and Interventional Procedures
• Hemostasis Agents, Clips and Beyond!
• Endoscopic Perforation Video Cases
• Endoscopic Ultrasound-Guided Pseudoaneurysm Embolization
• Endoscopy Internship Program for Nurses & Technicians
• Resections and Third Space Endoscopy – Preparation and Execution
• Preparing for the Unexpected – Managing Endoscopy Complications!
• Q & A – Consent & Transparency with Patients, Blakemore Tube Placement, Post-Procedure Debriefs
• Shaping the Future – Endoscopic Innovations Today and Tomorrow
• Live Endoscopic Cryo Ablation for Distal Esophageal Ulcer
• Live EUS & ERCP Pancreatoscopy
• Live Zenker’s Septotomy
• Live ERCP for Multiple Large Stones & a 1.6cm Cyst
• Live ERCP with Cholangioscopy for Suspected Mass in Common Bile Duct
• Live ESD for Lateral Spreading Granular Tumor
• Recent and Impactful Publications on EUS ERCP
• Live EUS with Fine Needle Aspiration of 5.6cm Cystic Lesion in Pancreas
• Live EUS Guided Pancreatic Cyst Drainage and Necrosectomy
• Live Z-POEM
• Live EMR for 30mm Transverse Colon Polyp
• Live TORe for Patient with Roux-en-Y over 20 Years Ago
• Live EMR for 35mm Polyp in Ascending Colon
• Live EUS with Fine Needle Biopsy of Potential Pancreatic Mass
• Going Green – Cutting Carbon Emissions in Endoscopy
• Debate – Primary Biliary Drainage, EUS or ERCP
• Live EUS-Guided Gastrojejunostomy
• Live Endoscopic Assessment & Resection of 20mm Peri-Appendicular Polyp
• Live EUS-Guided Drainage for Splenic Vein Thrombosis with Gastric Varices
• Live ESG & Resection and Plication (RAP)
• Live ERCP through Gastro-Gastric LAMS
• Live G-POEM for Gastroparesis
• Live Definitive Endotherapy for Stone in the Cystic Duct
• Pediatric Pancreatobiliary ERCP – Tips & Tricks
• Q & A – Size Limitations for Pediatric vs. Adult Scope, Referring Pediatric Patients
• Debate – Going Cold or Staying Hot, EMR of Large Polyps
• Artificial Intelligence For Endoscopy – Beyond Polyps
• Endoscopic Treatment of Gastric Varices
• Q & A – Sclerotherapy to Treat Gastric Varices, Treating Rectal Varices, AI for Transcribing Medical Notes
• Live EGD with Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) for Intestinal Metaplasia with Low Grade Dysplasia
• Live ERCP for Mild Pancreatic and Peripancreatic Edema
• Live EUS Guided Liver Biopsy with Portal Pressure Gradient Measurement
• Live E-POEM for Patient with Type II Achalasia
• Live ERCP for Filling Defects with the Common Hepatic and Common Bile Ducts
• Live Duodenal EMR for Patient with FAP
• Live ERCP with Pancreatoscopy
• Literature Update – 3rd Space and Polyp Resections
• EUS Guided Liver Biopsy to Determine MASH vs. Autoimmune Hepatits
• Live Suture Removal and Assessment Following a Pyloric Exclusion Procedure
• Live EUS Guided Gallbladder Drainage
• Live EUS Evaulation for Possible Pancreatic-gastrostomy
• Live EUS Guided Sampling and Palliative Biliary Decompression
• Live Primary Prophylaxis of Gastric Varices
• Managing GERD – Endoscopic Solutions