March 18-22 2019
INTERNATIONAL BORDEAUX COLORECTAL
MASTERCLASS
LEARN LATEST INNOVATIONS IN COLORECTAL SURGERY
WHEN /
MARCH
18-22, 2019
WHERE /
Bordeaux University Hospital, Magellan Center
FRANCE
ABOUT THE MASTERCLASS
Colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers in the world. In France, 40,000 new cases are detected each year placing it in third position after prostate and breast cancer. In terms of mortality rate, it is in second position after lung cancer.
This 5-day course, under the scientific direction of Prof. Eric Rullier and Dr. Quentin Denost, will include theoretical learning, live surgery and interactive sessions. The main topics will be medical and technical innovation for colorectal cancer, IBD and pelvic floor disorders.
Course Objectives:
-To understand the standard and variations of
surgical procedures in colorectal surgery
-To know the main technical difficulties
-To discuss therapeutic innovations
SCHEDULE /
MONDAY - COLON CANCER
13:00 TECHNICAL CHALLENGES
Total mesocolic excision for right colectomy, the new concept - J LEFEVRE
IMA ligation: high versus low? - B.CELERIER
Difficult issues in lap colectomy - R. HOMPES
The difficult splenic flexure mobilization - E.RULLIER
Controversy for left transverse cancer: segmental versus subtotal colectomy - Q. DENOST & R. HOMPES
15:30 ONCOLOGIC STRATEGIES
Colonic polyps: endoscopy versus surgery?
-E. CHABRUN
Management of T4 tumours -T. HOLM
Pathologic assessment of colorectal specimen -A.RULLIER Adjuvant treatment for colorectal cancer, which patients?
-D.SMITH
Management of liver metastases from colorectal cancer
-L.CHICHE
08:30 LIVE SURGERY
Laparoscopic right colectomy - Operator: J.LEFEVRE
Laparoscopic left colectomy and hepatectomy - Operator: Q. DENOST & C. LAURENT
TUESDAY - RECTAL CANCER
13:00 TECHNICAL POINTS
TaTME : New standarization - R.HOMPES
Options for laparoscopic low rectal anastomosis -E.RULLIER
When to divert during low anterior resection - Q. DENOST
Management of anastomotic leakage - Y. PANIS
Treatment of perineal wound after APR? - T. HOLM
15:30 ONCOLOGIC STRATEGIES
Place of MRI in surgical strategy? - N. FRULIO
How to decide APR vs AR in low rectal cancer? - E.RULLIER Best timing for operation, short or long? - Y. PANIS
Organ preservation after radiochemotherapy? - V.VENDRELY
08:30 LIVE SURGERY
Extralevator APR - Operator: -T. HOLM & B CELERIER
TaTME with Intersphincteric resection Operator:
-E. RULLIER & R. HOMPES
WEDNESDAY - BENIGN DISEASE
08:30 LIVE SURGERY
Laparoscopic protectomy with ileonal pouch anastomosis -
Operator: Q. DENOST
Laparoscopic resection of Crohn disease
Operator: Y. PANIS
Left colectomy for diverticular disease
Operator: B. CELERIER
13:00 THE BIG RULES
Controversy in management of complicated diverticulitis
- Operation always: B.CELERIER
- Operation never: M.PRUDHOMME
Surgical techniques in Crohn disease - Q.DENOST
Indications of surgery in ulcerative colitis in 2018- Y. PANIS
15:30 NEW STRATEGIES
Medical therapy in IBD, what a surgeon should know? - D.LAHARIE
Case report: acute colitis - M-O FRANÇOIS
THURSDAY - PELVIC-FLOOR
08:30 LIVE SURGERY
Rectal endometriosis Opérators: Q. DENOST
Laparoscopic rectopexy Opérator: M. PRUDHOMME
Anal Sphincter repair - Operator: E. RULLIER
Sacral neurostimulation Opérator: G. MEURETTE
13:00 THE DIFFICULT CASES
Controversy in surgery for rectocele Abdominal approach:
-M. PRUDHOMME
Perineal approach - G. MEURETTE
Rectal prolapse: which surgery as a standard? - Q. DENOST
Rectocele with cystocele: how to manage? - C.HOCKE
Management of fecal incontinence - G. MEURETTE
Rectovaginal fistula: which surgery? - Q. DENOST
15:30 TREATMENT OF PELVIC SEQUELLAE
Management of gastrointestinal dysfunction after TME
F.ZERBIB
Bladder dysfunction after pelvic surgery G.ROBERT Diagnosis and treatment of postoperative impotence P.MARTIN-VAUZOUR
Case report: ureteral injury M.MIGUET
FRIDAY - CHALLENGES & INNOVATIONS
08:30 LIVE SURGERY
Robotic TME - Operator: Q. DENOST
- Local excision after radiochemotherapy - E. RULLIER
- Complication of Tamis for big polyp - E. RULLIER
ERAS for Colorectal: How to develop it? - A. OUATTARA
Colectomy in outpatient, feasibility and how to do it? - P. CHASSERANT
12:00 NUMERICAL SIMULATION IN HUMAN AND RECTAL CANCER APPLICATION INTERACTION WITH PARTICIPANTS J.LELEU
14.00 Lunch and End
SCIENTIFIC EXPERTS
PROF. ERIC RULLIER
DR. QUENTIN DENOST
Professor Eric Rullier is Head of the Colorectal unit at the Magellan Surgical Center from Haut-Lévèque Hospital in Bordeaux, France. He is a First Class University Professor since 2001. Professor Rullier is also former Head of Digestive Surgery Department (from 2011 to 2016) and former Head of Colorectal Unit (2011 to 2010) of the Bordeaux University Hospital.
Dr. Bertrand CELERIER -France
Dr. Edouard CHABRUN - France
Dr. Philippe CHASSERANT - France
Pr. Laurence CHICHE - France
Dr. Quentin DENOST - France
Dr. Marc-Olivier FRANCOIS - France
Dr. Nora FRULIO - France
Pr. Claude HOCKE - France
Pr. Torbjörn HOLM - Suède
Dr. Roel HOMPES - Netherlands
Pr. Christophe LAURENT - France
Pr. Jérémie LEFEVRE - France
Dr. Quentin Denost is an Assistant Professor in colorectal and pelvic surgery at the Bordeaux University Hospital, France since 2016. He was clinical and research fellow at Bordeaux University hospital from 2011 to 2015. Dr. Denost was also honorary clinical and research fellow in The Royal Marsden Hospital (London, UK) and in the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (Sydney, Australia) in 2015.
Dr. Mathieu MIGUET - France
Dr. Alexandre Ouattara - France
Pr. Yves PANIS - France
Pr. Michel PRUDHOMME - France
Pr. Grégoire ROBERT - France
Dr. Anne RULLIER - France
Pr. Eric RULLIER - France
Dr. Denis SMITH - France
Dr. Véronique VENDRELY - France
Pr. Franck ZERBIB - France
Dr. Pierre MARTIN-VAUZOUR - France
Dr. Guillaume MEURETTE - France
Live surgeries sneak peek
Connexion Abord transanale_Abord coelio TME
Dissection post TaTME
Colectomie totale monotrocart
What do previous participants think of the course?
"This week-long training session is very complete and intense. The practical sessions of this Masterclass allow us to follow the operating techniques and the anatomical points of colorectal surgery, with a running commentary delivered by highly experienced surgeons. The theoretical sessions present the most recent surgical innovations which ensure that we are fully up to date". (Dr. E.C., Suisse)
"Delivered by internationally renowned oncologists, gastroenterologists, radiologists and surgeons, the presentations cover the topic of colorectal surgery from A to Z and are interactive - Prof. Rullier and Dr Denost make sure to answer each and every question. The live surgeries demonstrate recent innovations along with advice and best practices".
(Dr. Alexandre Didier, Nancy)
Dr Georgios Ayiomamitis General Surgeon from Greece
"The first course in the world covering all the aspects of colorectal surgery"
PRACTICAL DETAILS
VENUE /
Haut-Lévêque Hospital
(Bordeaux University Hospital)
Centre Médico-Chirurgical Magellan
Avenue Magellan - 33604 PESSAC
DIRECTIONS /
Take tramway B to Hôpital Haut-Lévêque (takes approx 50min)
Take into account a 10min walk from hospital entrance to venue
RECOMMENDED HOTEL /
Hotel de Normandie
7 Cours du 30 Juillet, 33000 Bordeaux
+33 (0)5 56 52 16 80
Special rate for participants:
110€ / night
NOTE: Rooms are limited. Please book as early as possible to ensure availability.
THE PELVICARE
PROJECT
Improve the care and quality of life of people affected by colorectal diseases
The PelviCare project is born of a collaboration between Professor Eric RULLIER and Dr. Quentin DENOST, colorectal surgeons at the Magellan Medico-Surgical Center of the CHU de Bordeaux / université de Bordeaux and the Bordeaux University Foundation with the support of Medtronic, STERIS, and Ethicon.
Pelvicare's main vocation is to be an accelerator of innovation by stimulating the sharing of multidisciplinary knowledge between experts in order to offer patients the best care and techniques possible in the following pathologies:
Colon Cancer
Cancer of the rectum
Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
Digestive Functional Disorders
Pelvic Statics
Anal continence
Endometriosis
Pelvicare's ambition is to share its expertise at national and international level through access to training, new surgical techniques, therapeutic innovations and the development of clinical research.
