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The EAES COLOrectal Surgical Safety Enhanced Using Mixed Methods (COLOSSEUM) survey aims

ISFGS Back Main Menu Dear colleagues,We kindly ask for a few minutes or your time.The EAES COLOrectal Surgical Safety Enhanced Using Mixed Methods (COLOSSEUM) survey aims to evaluate the use of perfusion (ICG) and integrity (flexible endoscopy) to assess anastomosis integrity. The survey takes 2-4 minutes. All respondents are invited as a collaborator in this and future projects of our study group. Thank you in advance and we’re looking forward to collaborating! The COLOSSEUM study groupS.F. Hardon, A. Belvedere,...

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International Colorectal Disease Symposium

  • Descripción del evento:

    For more than 30 years the International Colorectal Disease Symposium hosted by Cleveland Clinic Florida has been the world’s leading annual colorectal postgraduate symposium. After a covid induced hiatus, the meeting will return in February 2025. Our internationally esteemed faculty represent the best, brightest, most innovative, and insightful leaders in colorectal disorders. The interdisciplinary panel of colorectal surgeons, gastroenterologists, medical oncologists, pathologists, urologists, and others will allow a multidisciplinary approach to the newest most cutting-edge methods of evaluation and management of the entire array of disorders of the colon, rectum, anus, and small bowel. Each of the twelve sessions includes a 30-minute interactive panel discussion with questions, answers, debate, and dialogue. 

    The major focus will be optimizing outcomes for patients through interdisciplinary care in the major areas of carcinoma, inflammatory bowel disease, anorectal surgery, and functional pelvic floor disorders. The faculty will be including evidence-based guidelines and, where appropriate, will introduce and discuss standards. Liberal use of video for demonstration of technique will, as has always been the case in the past, continue to help augment the educational process. 

    Some very new and exciting aspects which will be on the program include artificial intelligence, surgical simulation, fluorescence imaging and fluorescence guided surgery, and treatment of metastatic disease. 

    Furthermore, lectures and discussion will also be devoted to the very timely topics of surgeon wellness and wellbeing, patient satisfaction, cost-effective care, and patient reported outcomes. 

    Program Directors

    Steven D. Wexner, MD, PhD (Hon)
    Director, Ellen Leifer Shulman and Steven Shulman
    Digestive Disease Center
    Chair, Department of Colorectal Surgery
    Cleveland Clinic Florida 
    Weston, Florida

    Marylise Boutros, MD, FACS, FRCSC
    Regional Director of DDI Research
    Ellen Leifer Shulman and Steven Shulman
    Digestive Disease Center
    Department of Colorectal Surgery
    Cleveland Clinic Florida
    Weston, Florida

    By Attending, You Will Be Able To:
    • Debate tools to determine success focusing on patient reported outcomes, validated databases, and evidence based guidelines
    • Discuss the etiology of, and methods of decreasing the impact of anastomotic leaks
    • Evaluate methods of minimally invasive surgery including laparoscopy, robotics, and transanal access techniques
    • Manage methods of teamwork and communication including mentoring, coaching, conflict resolution, and communication
    • Review currently available tools to optimize patient outcomes including fluorescence guided and minimally invasive surgery
    Faculty

    Mariana Berho - Florida
    Mary L. Brandt - Texas
    Mary Brindle - Canada
    Juan Luis Calisto - Florida
    Ahmed (Sami) Chadi - Canada
    Manish Chand - United Kingdom
    Richard Cohen - United Kingdom
    Delia Cortes-Guiral - Spain
    Giovanna da Silva - Florida
    Connor Delaney - Florida
    Paula Denoya - New York
    Andre D'Hoore - Belgium
    Tolga Erim - Florida
    James Fleshman - Texas
    Emre Gorgun - Ohio
    Brooke Gurland - California
    Dana Hayden - Wisconsin
    Arthur Hiranyakas - Thailand
    Stefan Holubar - Ohio
    Hermann Kessler - Ohio
    Charles Knowles - United KingdomClifford Ko - California
    Antonio Lacy - Spain
    David Liska - Ohio
    Emanuele LoMenzo - Florida
    David Maron - Florida
    Anna Martling - Sweden
    Gabriela Möslein - Germany
    Venkatesh Munikrishnan - India
    Arun Nagarajan - Florida
    Martin I. Newman - Florida
    Juan J. Nogueras - Florida
    Lucia Oliveira - Brazil
    Marcus Oosenbrug - Florida
    Albert Parlade - Florida
    Rodrigo Perez - Brazil
    Sameh Rizkalla - Florida
    Guillermo Rosato - Argentina
    Raul Rosenthal - Florida
    Richard Rothman - Florida
    Nicolas A. Rotholtz - Argentina
    Mayank Roy - Florida
    Ebram Salama - Florida
    Dana Sands - Florida
    Laurence Sands - Florida
    Nicole Saur - Pennsylvania
    Sherief Shawki - Minnesota
    Virginia Shaffer - Georgia
    Sherief Shawki - USA
    Antonio Spinelli - Italy
    Sharon Stein - Ohio
    Eva Suarez - Florida
    Patricia  Sylla - New York
    Andrew Ukleja - Florida
    Asad Ur Rahman - Florida
    Sneha Vaish - Florida
    Eric Weiss - Florida
    Oded Zmora - Israel
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  • Title: International Colorectal Disease Symposium
  • Date: 2025-02-13
  • Untill: 2025-02-15
  • Website: https://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/live/courses/icds/
International Colorectal Disease Symposium For more than 30 years the International Colorectal Disease Symposium hosted by Cleveland Clinic Florida has been the world’s leading annual colorectal postgraduate symposium. After a covid induced hiatus, the meeting will return in February 2025. Our internationally esteemed faculty represent the best, brightest, most innovative, and insightful leaders in colorectal disorders. The interdisciplinary panel of colorectal surgeons, gastroenterologists, medical oncologists, pathologists, urologists, and others will allow a multidisciplinary approach to...

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New Frontiers in Colorectal Surgery using Fluorescence-Guided Techniques | Discussion

  • Título del video: New Frontiers in Colorectal Surgery using Fluorescence-Guided Techniques | Discussion
  • Speakers: Sonia L. Ramamoorthy, Steven D. Wexner, Marylise Boutros
  • Youtube/Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/881032208?share=copy
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  • Congreso: ACS Boston 2023
  • Date: 2023-10-24
New Frontiers in Colorectal Surgery using Fluorescence-Guided Techniques | Discussion Sonia L. Ramamoorthy, MDSteven D. Wexner, MDMarylise Boutros , MD

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Cirugia Colorectal Guiada por Fluorescencia

  • Título del video: Cirugia Colorectal Guiada por Fluorescencia
  • Chapter: LATAM CHAPTER
  • Speakers: Alejandro Barrera Escobar
  • Youtube/Vimeo link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9dM_IjlfVQ&t=132s
  • Descripción: Este seminario web explora las bases y fundamento, evaluación de la perfusión de la anastomosis colorrectal, otras aplicaciones y mensajes para llevar a casa. Sponsored by Medtronic
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  • Date: 2021-03-31
Cirugia Colorectal Guiada por Fluorescencia LATAM CHAPTER Alejandro Barrera Escobar Este seminario web explora las bases y fundamento,evaluación de la perfusión de la anastomosis colorrectal, otras aplicaciones y mensajes para llevar a casa. Sponsored by Medtronic 31-03-2021

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Artificial Intelligence Used for Colorectal Surgery

  • Título del video: Artificial Intelligence Used for Colorectal Surgery
  • Speakers: Ronan Cahill
  • Youtube/Vimeo link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpZoK0O6SLk&t=7s
  • Descripción: In this webinar, field leading research in computer vision and machine learning is applied for real-time tissue characterization during cancer surgery. The focus in this video is colorectal surgery.
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  • Date: 2020-10-06
Artificial Intelligence Used for Colorectal Surgery Ronan Cahill In this webinar, field leading research in computer vision and machine learning is applied for real-time tissue characterization during cancer surgery. The focus in this video is colorectal surgery. 06-10-2020

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Colon Surgery Using Fluorescence Guided Surgery Explained

  • Título del video: Colon Surgery Using Fluorescence Guided Surgery Explained
  • Youtube/Vimeo link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mHie2AmoY8
  • Descripción: Over 25,000 patients a year suffer from a "leaking" complication due to Colon Surgery. Find out how Fluorescence Guided Surgery helps reduce the chances of that occurring in the video.
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Colon Surgery Using Fluorescence Guided Surgery Explained Over 25,000 patients a year suffer from a "leaking" complication due to Colon Surgery. Find out how Fluorescence Guided Surgery helps reduce the chances of that occurring in the video.

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Role of FGS in Colorectal Surgery

  • Título del video: Role of FGS in Colorectal Surgery
  • Chapter: NORTH AMERICA CHAPTER
  • Speakers: Steven D. Wexner
  • Youtube/Vimeo link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HARVwYfhP4Y&rco=1
  • Descripción: This video explores colorectal surgery and it's complications specifically anastomotic leakage. Anastomotic leakage rates are greatly reduced after colorectal surgery if ICG is being used. The complications with anastomotic leakage can be a lifetime of care further proving how imperative ICG can be.
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  • Date: 2019-09-19
Role of FGS in Colorectal Surgery NORTH AMERICA CHAPTER Steven D. Wexner This video explores colorectal surgery and it's complications specifically anastomotic leakage. Anastomotic leakage rates are greatly reduced after colorectal surgery if ICG is being used. The complications with anastomotic leakage can be a lifetime of care further proving how imperative ICG can be. 19-09-2019

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Lymph Node Mapping in Colorectal Cancer Surgery with Dr. Gabriel La

  • Título del video: Lymph Node Mapping in Colorectal Cancer Surgery with Dr. Gabriel La
  • Chapter: EUROPEAN CHAPTER
  • Speakers: Gabriel Liberale
  • Youtube/Vimeo link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rU6P1nwa2qI&t=129s
  • Descripción: Nodal staging is a major prognostic factor in colorectal cancer (CRC) and is used to determine which patients should receive adjuvant chemotherapy. Sentinel lymph node (SLN) has been reported as the first lymph node (LN) receiving lymphatic drainage from the tumor as a consequence nodal staging of a patient can be predicted through analysis of this SLN. This concept has been applied in malignant melanoma and breast cancer, using peritumoral blue dye injection, where it has become the standard of care allowing to avoid unnecessary lymphadenectomy in node negative (pN0) patients. However, in colon cancer lymphadenectomy is systematically performed. Therefore, the concept has been used to focus pathological analysis on the most representative LN using serial section, IHC and/ or RT-PCR. Actually, SLN detection using standard blue technique is not widely used, partly because of variability of the reported sensitivity of the SLN technique. Indocyanine green fluorescence imaging (ICG-FI) has been reported as a promising technique in the detection of SLN in various tumors. The purpose of the webinar is to give an overview of the results from published studies using ICG-FI for SLN detection in CRC and some technical aspects.
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  • Date: 2020-03-16
Lymph Node Mapping in Colorectal Cancer Surgery with Dr. Gabriel La EUROPEAN CHAPTER Gabriel Liberale Nodal staging is a major prognostic factor in colorectal cancer (CRC) and is used to determine which patients should receive adjuvant chemotherapy. Sentinel lymph node (SLN) has been reported as the first lymph node (LN) receiving lymphatic drainage from the tumor as a consequence nodal staging of a patient can be predicted through analysis of this SLN. This concept has been applied in malignant melanoma and breast cancer, using peritumoral blue dye injection, where it has become the standard...

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Ureteral Identification With ICG During Colorectal Procedures

  • Título del video: Ureteral Identification With ICG During Colorectal Procedures
  • Chapter: LATAM CHAPTER
  • Speakers: Dr. Rodriguez
  • Youtube/Vimeo link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLPJRkf0iPs&rco=1
  • Descripción: This webinar based on fluorescence guided surgery will discuss a technique used to facilitate the anatomical identification of the ureter during colorectal surgeries. This webinar is part of the ISFGS Fluorescence Guided Surgery Worldwide Webinar Series - grant funded by Diagnostic Green. We host monthly webinars of various fluorescence imaging related topics for educational purposes. Learn more at: https://isfgs.org/webinars/ Dr. Rodriguez is a Colorectal Surgeon and Chief of Department of Surgery Punta Pacifica Hospital, Panama
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  • Date: 2020-11-23
Ureteral Identification With ICG During Colorectal Procedures LATAM CHAPTER Dr. Rodriguez This webinar based on fluorescence guided surgery will discuss a technique used to facilitate the anatomical identification of the ureter during colorectal surgeries. This webinar is part of the ISFGS Fluorescence Guided Surgery Worldwide Webinar Series - grant funded by Diagnostic Green. We host monthly webinars of various fluorescence imaging related topics for educational purposes. Learn more at: https://isfgs.org/webinars/ Dr. Rodriguez is a Colorectal Surgeon and Chief of Department of Surgery...

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3D Animation Visualization of a Colectomy using ICG

  • Título del video: 3D Animation Visualization of a Colectomy using ICG
  • Youtube/Vimeo link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_v2hdhbBhw
  • Descripción: A 3D animation showing how ICG works using fluorescence guided imaging during a colon resection.
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3D Animation Visualization of a Colectomy using ICG A 3D animation showing how ICG works using fluorescence guided imaging during a colon resection.

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