Be different. Be Surgeon
Following inspirations, building experience, overcoming challenges
XXXII
DIGI TAL EDI
massimo e a mettersi alla prova. Il periodo storico in cui viviamo però ha portato a ridefinire e reinterpretare l’idea convenzionale di meeting congressuale, trasformandolo in un evento diverso, più aperto e più
innovativo.
Esattamente come la chirurgia. E quindi: Be different. Be surgeon.
Siamo attualmente protagonisti di uno scenario in continua evoluzione in ambito chirurgico: il divenire esponenziale dei progressi tecnici e tecnologici che richiedono un background dedicato; l’espansione del potenziale curativo dei trattamenti disponibili per i pazienti che richiede la creazione di figure professionali con una competenza specifica; la simultanea necessità di mantenere un profilo adeguato di sicurezza per i pazienti, ottimizzando gli outcomes clinici e lavorando nei team multidisciplinari.
D’altra parte, viviamo nell’era della demistificazione della figura medica e della perdita di modelli di ruolo, contemporanea alla crisi, per cause multifattoriali, delle vocazioni chirurgiche e alla persistente necessità di adeguare e rendere performante il sistema di training.
Questo panorama - declinato nell’intera gamma di sfumature di colore - verrà affrontato in una prospettiva scientifica ma critica e diventerà lo scenario per i protagonisti, i giovani chirurghi. Il Responsabile Scientifico, professor Luca Aldrighetti e il Presidente Onorario, professor Riccardo Rosati si sono da sempre dedicati al tema della formazione e delle nuove tecnologie, connubio essenziale per consentire ai giovani di seguire le proprie aspirazioni professionali, creare un’esperienza tecnica e un background scientifico solido e quindi superare le complessità di una professione poliedrica.
Il filo conduttore dell’evento sarà quindi: Following inspirations, building experience, overcoming challenges.
IL PRESIDENTE DEL CONGRESSO
Francesca Ratti
Chirurgia Generale Epatobiliare
Ospedale San Raffaele, Milano
Emanuele Botteri
Chirurgia Generale ASST Spedali Civili di Brescia Po’ Montichiari
Brescia
Riccardo Rosati
Direttore della Scuola di Specializzazione in Chirurgia Generale Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele, Milano Direttore UOC di Chirurgia Gastroenterologica e Week Surgery
Ospedale San Raffaele, Milano
Luca Aldrighetti
Professore Associato di Chirurgia Generale Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele, Milano
Direttore UOC di Chirurgia Epatobiliare Ospedale San Raffaele, Milano
Guido Fiorentini
Chirurgia Generale Epatobiliare Ospedale San Raffaele
Milano
Mariasole Gallazzi
Chirurgia Toracica ASST Spedali Civili
Brescia
Roberto Meniconi
Chirurgia Generale e dei Trapianti d’Organo A.O. San Camillo Forlanini
Roma
Enrico Rinaldi
Chirurgia Vascolare
Matteo Serenari
Chirurgia Generale e dei Trapianti Alberto Settembrini
Chirurgia Vascolare Domenico Tamburrino
Chirurgia del Pancreas
COMITATO SCIENTIFICO
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
14.00-15.45
UpperGI Session
UpperGI surgery, time to face this challenge together: neoadjuvant therapy, target therapy, conversion surgery and enhanced recovery protocols
Vascular Session 1
Vascular emergencies Head&neck Session The 4
thindustrial
revolution in head&neck surgery
15.45-17.30
Colorectal Session Hot topics and future
perspective in right emicolectomy and rectal cancer treatment
Thoracic Session
Challenges for thoracic surgeons:
lung metastasectomy and adverse event management in
minimally-invasive thoracic surgery
Bariatric Session
Challenges in bariatric surgery
17.30-18.30
ERAS Session
ERAS pathways: from theory to practice
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
stROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
14.00-15.45
Pancreas Session
Training in pancreatic surgery ---
Management of patients with PDAC in the era of the neoadjuvant treatment
Vascular Session 2
New insights in phlebology Breast Session
Living with BRCA mutation ---
Strategies for targeted axillary dissection: tips&tricks
15.45-17.30Liver Session
Technology-based evolution of liver surgery: evolving scenarios in training, techniques and oncology
Emergency Session 1
Young surgeon in emergency Reconstructive Surgery Session Focus on breast cancer:
from oncological surgery to reconstruction
17.30-18.00
Opening Ceremony
18.00-19.15
Emergency Session 2
Advances in emergency surgery
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
ndROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
14.00-15.45
Transplant Session
New perspectives on abdominal Wall Session
New trends in abdominal wall Gynecology Session
Pressurized IntraPeritoneal Aerosol
ROOM 1
From 14.00 to 15.45
UpperGI Session
UpperGI surgery, time to face this challenge together: neoadjuvant therapy, target therapy, conversion surgery and enhanced recovery protocols
Scientific Coordinators: Jacopo Weindelmayer, Antonio Martino
Gastric side (Partner GIRCG)
Chairmen: Daniele Marrelli, Stefano Rausei Discussant: Andrea Cossu
14.00-14.07 Are multimodal treatments in locally advanced gastric cancer always the best choice? Signet ring cells tumours & plastic linitis, dysphagia patient. The oncologist’s side
Michela Guardascione
14.07-14.14 Are multimodal treatments in locally advanced gastric cancer always the best choice? Signet ring cells tumours & plastic linitis, dysphagia patient. The surgeon’s side
Maria Bencivenga
14.14-14.21 Is it time for a “targeted war” against gastric cancer? What the oncologist needs for a perfect planning (biopsies, pathological examination)
Serena Battista
14.21-14.28 Conversion surgery after intensive chemotherapy in metastatic gastric cancer. Where are we now?
Leonardo Solaini
14.28-14.35 Impact of age on our decision making: is elderliness a real limit or should we trust in different parameters?
Stefano De Pascale 14.35-14.45 Open discussion 14.45-14.53 Video Lecture
How I do it: minimally invasive esophagectomy Roberto Petri
Esophageal side (Partner SISME)
Chairmen: Simone Giacopuzzi, Paolo Parise Discussant: Marco Giovanzana
14.53-15.00 Are we ready for a “watch and wait” approach in esophageal cancer? The surgeon’s point of view Michele Valmasoni
15.00-15.07 Are the available endoscopic tools accurate in predicting the pathological response?
(Endosonography, FNA, “bite on bite” biopsies) Simone D’Imporzano
ROOM 2
From 14.00 to 15.45
Vascular Session 1
Vascular emergencies
Scientific Coordinators: Alberto Settembrini, Elena Giacomelli Chairmen: Giuseppe Galzerano, Pasqualino Sirignano 14.00-14.20 Lecture
Acute aortic dissection: how to recognize and manage it Santi Trimarchi
14.20-14.27 Acute thoraco-abdominal aortic aneurysms: surgical and endovascular management Enrico Rinaldi
14.27-14.34 Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm: what can I do?
Enrico Gallitto
14.34-14.41 Carotid TIA and stroke in evolution: treat or wait?
Nunzio Montelione
14.41-14.48 Current open and endovascular options to face acute limb ischemia Edoardo Pasqui
14.48-14.55 Popliteal artery aneurysm: is it a real emergency?
Michele Marconi
14.55-15.02 Is critical limb ischemia a vascular emergency?
Davide Esposito
15.02-15.09 Is SARS CoV-2 infection considerable a vascular emergency?
Paolo Perini
15.09-15.16 Anaesthesiologic management in vascular emergencies Jacopo Fumagalli
15.16-15.45 Open discussion
ROOM 3
From 14.00 to 15.45
Head&Neck Session
The 4TH industrial revolution in head&neck surgery Scientific Coordinators: Giordana Bettini, Federico Berton Chairman: Roberto Di Carlo
Moderators: Federico Berton, Giordana Bettini,
14.00-14.08 Cross-discliplinary workflow in cancer patient management Sara Negrello
14.08-14.16 Dose-related effects on antibiotic resistance: actual perspectives Romeo Patini
14.16-14.24 Comprehensive management and endoscopic imaging approach to magnify malignant pattern of oral lesions Agostino Guida
14.24-14.32 The role of PET/MRI in oral cavity and oropharyngeal cancers diagnosis Enrico Alexandre
14.32-14.40 Update on HPV-related oropharyngeal cancer Alberto Vito Marcuzzo
14.40-14.50 Open discussion
14.50-14.58 Sentinel node biopsy for cN0 cancer of the oral cavity: a patient-tailored strategy for neck management in early stages Leonardo Franz
14.58-15.06 Advanced technologies and applications in neurosurgery Fabio Pozzi
15.06-15.14 3D virtual surgical planning in midfacial defect reconstruction Alessandro Tel
15.14-15.22 Computer-assisted reconstruction of composite mandibular defect: the patient- centered outcome Piero Franco
15.22-15.30 Video
Augmented reality as implementation of computer-assisted technologies in complex mandible reconstruction Francesco Ceccariglia
15.30-15.45 Open discussion
ROOM 1
From 15.45 to 17.30
Colorectal Session
Hot topics and future perspectives in right emicolectomy and rectal cancer treatment Scientific Coordinators: Emanuele Botteri, Gianmaria Casoni Pattacini
Chairman: Alberto Arezzo
Discussant and expert opinion: Stefano Scabini
Moderators: Emanuele Botteri, Gianmaria Casoni Pattacini 15.45-15.57 Lecture
Training in colorectal surgery Luigi Boni
Right colectomy
15.57-16.06 Current evidence in Complete Mesocolic Excision (CME) for right hemicolectomy Michela Caprioli
16.06-16.15 Tips&tricks in laparoscopic Complete Mesocolic Excision (CME) for right hemicolectomy Elisa Cassinotti
16.15-16.24 Right anastomoses for right hemicolectomy: lesson learned from CODIG Francesco Bagolini
16.24-16.32 Open discussion
Rectal surgery
16.32-16.41 Robotic surgery in tumors of low rectum: is it better with or without?
Davide Pertile 16.41-16.50 TATME when and why?
Giacomo Lo Secco
16.50-16.59 Role and applications of fluorescence in rectal surgery Marco Augusto Bonino
16.59-17.07 Open discussion
Future suggestions
17.07-17.16 Endoluminal robots Edoardo Forcignanò 17.16-17.25 Artificial intelligence
Sara Moccia 17.25-17.30 Open discussion
ROOM 2
From 15.45 to 17.30
Thoracic Session
Challenges for thoracic surgeons: lung metastasectomy and adverse event management in minimally-invasive thoracic surgery Scientific Coordinators: Paolo Mendogni, Giovanni Comacchio
Chairman: Gian Luca Pariscenti
Moderators: Giovanni Comacchio, Paolo Mendogni 15.45-16.00 Lecture
Rationale of pulmonary metastasectomy in different primary cancers Francesco Grossi
16.00-16.08 Techniques of identification of multiple non-palpable pulmonary metastasis Davide Di Natale
16.08-16.16 Advantages and limits in minimally-invasive techniques for pulmonary metastasectomy (VATS vs thoracotomy).
Francesco Guerrera
16.16-16.24 Repeated lung metastasectomy: indications and limits Francesco Damarco
16.24-16.32 Multimodal treatment of pulmonary metastasis from colon neoplasm Pietro Bertoglio
16.32-16.38 Discussion Nicoletta Pia Ardò
16.38-16.46 Conversion from minimally-invasive to open surgery: when and why Eleonora Faccioli
16.46-16.54 Adverse event management in RATS: planning, hybrid treatment and undocking Gaetano Romano
16.54-17.02 Major bleeding in VATS: how to deal?
Dania Nachira
17.02-17.10 Major bleeding in RATS: how to deal?
Marco Ghisalberti
17.10-17.18 Bronchial complications in VATS: open or minimally-invasive management?
Marco Andolfi 17.18-17.24 Discussion
Beatrice Aramini 17.24-17.30 Take home message
Jacopo Vannucci
ROOM 3
From 15.45 to 17.30
Bariatric Session
Challenges in bariatric surgery
Scientific Coordinators: Luca Sessa, Angelo Iossa Chairmen: Diego Foschi
Fistula after sleeve gastrectomy: the challenge
Moderators: Marco Raffaelli, Marco Antonio Zappa
15.45-15.55 Complicated sleeve gastrectomy in the emergency department: clinical pitfalls Elisa Galfrascoli
15.55-16.05 Radiological options: when? How? Why?
Mario Corona
16.05-16.15 Endoscopic options: when? How? Why?
Ivo Boskoski
16-15-16.25 The role of thoracic surgeon: when? How? Why?
Marco Chiappetta
16.25-16.35 Surgical strategies: when? How? Why?
Sonja Chiappetta 16.35-16.45 Open discussion
Video Session under 40
Moderator: Gianfranco Silecchia
16.45-17.00 Black video under 40 - “Four hands bariatric surgery”
Angelo Iossa
17.00-17.15 Black video under 40 - “Four hands bariatric surgery”
Luca Sessa 17.15-17.30 Take home message
Diego Foschi
PLENARY ROOM
from 17.30 to 18.30
ERAS Session
ERAS pathways: from theory to practice
Scientific Coordinators: Davide Pertile, Alessandra Marano Chairman: Luigi Beretta
Discussant: Nicolò Pecorelli
Moderators: Alessandra Marano, Davide Pertile
17.30-17.37 ERAS pathways for patients undergoing abdominal wall reconstruction Emanuele Botteri
17.37-17.44 Transversus Abdominis Plane (TAP) block in laparoscopic colon surgery Domenico Soriero
17.44-17.51 Impact of ERAS approach on outcome of patients undergoing liver surgery Federica Cipriani
17.51-17.58 ERAS pathway in esophagectomy Antonio Martino
17.58-18.05 ERAS protocol and outcome after elective surgery for gastric cancer Jacopo Weindelmayer
18.05-18.12 ERAS pathways in thoracic surgery Nicoletta Pia Ardò
18.12-18.19 ERAS protocol in aortic surgery Elena Giacomelli
18.19-18.25 Open discussion 18.25-18.30 Take home message
Luca Pellegrino
ROOM 1
From 14.00 to 15.45
Pancreas Session
Scientific Coordinators: Domenico Tamburrino, Giovanni Marchegiani Chairman: Riccardo Casadei
Training in pancreatic surgery
Moderators: Giovanni Marchegiani, Claudio Ricci 14.00-14.15 Lecture
Training in pancreatic surgery towards minimally-invasiveness Marc Besselink
14.15-14.24 Safety and feasibility of robotic resection in the training Niccolò Napoli
14.24-14.33 A step-up approach using pancreatic surgery as a model Giampaolo Perri
14.33-14.42 Pancreas surgery training in Italy vs. in Europe vs. in the USA Alessandra Pulvirenti
14.42-14.52 Discussion Stefano Partelli
Management of patients with PDAC in the era of the neoadjuvant treatment
Moderators: Domenico Tamburrino, Giuseppe Zimmiti 14.52-15.07 Lecture
A multimodal approach to a systemic disease Massimo Falconi
15.07-15.16 When I go to operating room - the Surgeon Gennaro Nappo
15.16-15.25 Which chemotherapy I give - the Oncologist Valeria Merz
15.25-15.34 What do the trials say? What does the reality say?
Stefano Crippa 15.34-15.45 Discussion
Giuseppe Malleo
ROOM 2
From 14.00 to 15.45
Vascular Session 2
New insights in phlebology
Scientific Coordinators: Alberto Settembrini, Giuseppe Galzerano, Daniele Bissacco Chairman: : Walter Dorigo, Elena Giacomelli
14.00-14.20 Lecture
Trends and controversies in lower limb venous and lymphatic disease Sergio Gianesini
14.20-14.27 Invasive treatments for varicose veins: how and when Michele Greco
14.27-14.34 Venoactive drugs for chronic venous disease Daniele Bissacco
14.34-14.41 Compression therapy: clinical perspectives Giovanni Alongi
14.41-14.48 Truncal ablation in saphenous vein incompetence Daniela Mazzaccaro
14.48-14.55 Endovascular treatments in deep vein thrombosis Luca Apruzzi
14.55-15.45 Open discussion
ROOM 3
From 14.00 to 15.30
Breast Session
Scientific Coordinators: Antonia Girardi, Donatella Mariniello, Francesca Depaoli
Living with BRCA mutation
Chairman: Daniele Friedman
Moderators: Emanuele Cigna, Massimo Dessena 14.00-14.12 Lecture
The impact of BRCA mutations nowadays. Where we are, where we can go further Germana Lissidini
14.12-14.20 Surgical management of hereditary breast cancer Rosa Di Micco
14.20-14.25 Expert opinion Secondo Folli
14.25-14.33 Surgical management of high risk patients Antonia Girardi
14.33-14.38 Expert opinion Francesco Caruso
14.38-14.46 Breast reconstruction: a plastic surgeon’s perspective Michele Maruccia
14.46-14.54 Strategies for prophylactic oophorectomy Francesca Falcone
Strategies for targeted axillary dissection: tips&tricks
Chairman: Paolo Veronesi
Moderators: Leonardo Leone, Manuela Roncella 14.54-15.06 Lecture
Axillary management in breast cancer patients Oreste Gentilini
15.06-15.14 Tailored axillary treatment after neoadjuvant systemic therapy Francesca Depaoli
15.14-15.18 Expert opinion Mario Taffurelli
15.18-15.26 Axillary dissection for lymph-node metastasis from breast cancer: limits and indications Donatella Mariniello
15.26-15.30 Expert opinion Giovanni Tazzioli
ROOM 1
From 15.45 to 17.30
Liver Session
Technology-based evolution of liver surgery: evolving scenarios in training, techniques and oncology Scientific Coordinators: Matteo Serenari, Francesca Ratti
Chairman: Luca Aldrighetti
Moderators: Federica Cipriani, Matteo Serenari
16.15-16.30 Training in liver surgery between tradition and innovation Alessandro Ferrero
16.30-16.38 Ultrasound in liver surgery: basic steps to start a liver resection program Riccardo Memeo
16.38-16.46 Minimally-invasive liver surgery: an update Paolo Magistri
16.46-16.54 Current perspectives to increase resectability with small remnant liver volumes - The surgeon perspective Guido Fiorentini
16.54-17.02 Current perspectives to increase resectability with small remnant liver volumes - The radiologist perspective Paolo Marra
17.02-17.07 Discussion
Giovanni Battista Levi Sandri
17.07-17.22 Improving the quality of liver surgery: how to survive among consensus, guidelines and randomized trials Mohammed Abu Hilal
17.22-17.30 National data registry in liver surgery: why do we need them?
Simone Famularo
17.30-17.38 Improving anatomical resections by clinical applications of ICG and virtual hepatectomy Giammauro Berardi
17.38-17.46 Current perspectives in colorectal liver metastases: open issues in parenchymal sparing resections - The surgeon perspective Andrea Benedetti Cacciaguerra
17.46-17.54 Current perspectives in colorectal liver metastases: open issues in parenchymal sparing resections - The oncologist perspective Andrea Casadei Gardini
17.54-18.00 Discussion Andrea Massobrio
ROOM 2
From 15.45 to 17.30
Emergency Session 1
Young surgeon in emergency
Scientific Coordinators: Eleonora Guaitoli, Lorenzo Monteleone Chairman: Saverio Di Palo
Appendicitis
15.45-16.00 Consensus statement of the Italian Polispecialistic Society of Young Surgeons (SPIGC):
diagnosis and treatment of acute appendicitis Davide Pertile, Domenico Soriero
Cholecistopaties
16.00-16.07 Timing for surgery Ruggiero Di Monte 16.07-16.14 Subtotal colecistectomy
Simone Giungato
16.14-16.21 Iatrogenic lesions of the biliary tract Elisa Mina
16.21-16.28 ICG in urgent setting: is it worth?
Luigi Boni
Emergencies in the retroperitoneum
16.28-16.38 Acute hemorrhagic necrotic pancreatitis Giuseppe Massimiliano De Luca 16.38-16.48 Compartment Syndrome
Stefano Rausei
16.48-16.58 Tips&tricks from expert surgeon Mauro Zago
16.58-17.30 Open discussion
ROOM 3
From 15.45-17.30
Reconstructive Surgery Session
Focus on breast cancer: from oncological surgery to reconstruction Scientific Coordinators: Michele Maruccia, Rossella Elia
Chairman: Michele Maruccia
16.15-16.25 Breast Units: organization and surgical quality Angela Gurrado
16.25-16.35 Mastectomy for reconstruction: skin and nipple sparing Alessandro Pasculli
16.35-16.45 Prophylactic mastectomy Antonia Girardi
16.45-16.55 Anaesthesia in breast surgery Dafne Pisani
16.55-17.05 Two-stages breast reconstruction Pasquale Tedeschi
17.05-17-15 Prepectoral breast reconstruction Marco Marcasciano
17.15-17.25 Mechanical and biological complications of breast implants Paolo Marannino
17.25-17.35 Autologous breast reconstruction Rossella Elia
17.35-17.55 Open discussion 17.55-18.00 Take home message
Vincenzo Pappalardo
17.30-18.00
Opening Ceremony
Welcome and introduction
Francesca Ratti
Be different. Be surgeon
Riccardo Rosati and Luca Aldrighetti
Young surgeons in 2021
Moderators: Fulvio Calise, Giuseppe Maria Ettorre, Raffaele Pugliese, Stefano Scabini
Following inspirations
Michele Maruccia
Building experience
Domenico Soriero
Overcoming challenges
Matteo Serenari
Comments by Moderators Closing remarks
Andrea Mazzari and Roberto Meniconi
PLENARY
From 18.00 to 19.15
Emergency Session 2
Advances in emergency surgery
Scientific Coordinators: Vincenzo Pappalardo, Luigi Conti Chairmen: Giulio Carcano, Gaetano Cattaneo
Discussant and expert opinion: Roberto Faccincani 18.00-18.10 New technologies in emergency surgery
Riccardo Broggi
18.10-18.20 Secondary peritonitis and open abdomen management Federica Renzi
18.20-18.30 Postoperative complication and relaparoscopy Ludovica Baldari
18.30-18.40 Fluorescence in emergency surgery Elisa Cassinotti
18.40-18.50 Implementation of acute care surgery in Italy Gerardo Palmieri
18.50-19-00 Impact of recent Covid-19 pandemic outbreak in emergency surgery Stefano Rausei
19.00-19.15 Open discussion
ROOM 1
From 14.00 to 15.45
Transplant Session
New perspectives on abdominal transplantation Scientific Coordinators: Roberto Meniconi, Fabio Melandro Chairman: Giuseppe Maria Ettorre
Liver transplantation for malignancies: the new era of transplant oncology
14.00-14.15 Lecture
OLT in 2021: HCC and more Carlo Sposito
14.15-14.23 Living-donor liver transplantation for patients with hepatocellular carcinoma Quirino Lai
14.23-14.31 Liver transplantation for colorectal liver metastases Alessandra Bertacco
14.31-14.39 Liver transplantation for metastatic neuroendocrine tumors Carlo Gazia
14.39-14.47 Liver transplantation for cholangiocarcinoma: the evolving indications Duilio Pagano
14.47-14.55 Liver transplantation for non colorectal-non neuroendocrine metastases Nicola Guglielmo
New trends in kidney and pancreas transplantation
14.55-15.10 Lecture
Minimally invasive surgery in kidney and pancreas transplantation Ugo Boggi, Emanuele Federico Kauffmann
15.10-15.18 Robotic living donor nephrectomy Leonardo Centonze
15.18-15.26 Islet autotransplantation following total pancreatectomy for cancer Giovanni Capretti
15.28-15.45 Discussion
Alessandro Cucchetti, Stefano Di Sandro
ROOM 2
From 14.00 to 15.45
Wall Session
New trends in abdominal wall surgery and ventral hernia repair: indications and results Scientific Coordinators: Domenico Soriero, Giampaolo Formisano
Discussant and expert opinion: Michele Carlucci Moderators: Giuseppe Cavallaro, Cesare Stabilini
14.00-14.10 New trends in abdominal wall surgery: techniques and technologies
(eTep, THT, SCOLA, TARUP, robotics, Posterior [TAR] and anterior endoscopic component separation) Carlo Di Marco
14.10-14.20 Video
Laparoscopic eTEP Jacopo Andreuccetti 14.20-14.30 Video
Laparoscopic THT Dalia Amabile 14.30-14.40 Video
Robotic retromuscolar repair (TARUP/Rives ± TAR) Luca Ferraro
14.40-14.50 How to perform a new surgical technique safely: training and quality certification for abdominal wall surgeons Angelo Iossa
14.50-15.00 When to perform laparoscopic IPOM Francesca Pecchini
15.00-15.10 Emergency surgery: wall defects and prosthetic materials Carlo Vallicelli
15.10-15.45 Open discussion
ROOM 3
From 14.00 to 15.45
Gynecology Session
Scientific Coordinators: Giuseppe Vizzielli, Francesca Falcone Chairman: Massimo Candiani
Pressurized IntraPeritoneal Aerosol Chemoteraphy (PIPAC) for treatment of peritoneal carcinomatosis
Moderators: Francesco Casella, Federica Perelli, Manuela Robella
14.00-14.12 Therapeutic capnoperitoneum and PIPAC technology Giuseppe Vizzielli
14.12-14.24 PIPAC in gynecology: clinical evidence and current practice Giulia Dondi
14.24-14.36 PIPAC in general surgery: clinical evidence and current practice Stefano Rotolo
14.36-14.46 Discussion on pre-/intra-/post-operative management of patients with carcinosis treated by PIPAC Francesco Casella, Federica Perelli, Manuela Robella
Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis (DIE)
Moderators: Gaetano Gallo, Angela Romano, Luigi Carlo Turco
14.46-14.58 Imaging modalities for suspected DIE. What does a surgeon need to know?
Alessandra Di Giovanni
14.58-15.10 Surgical treatment of DIE involving the urinary tract Matteo Ceccarello
15.10-15.22 Hysterectomy in DIE: when and how to do it Diego Raimondo
15.22-15.34 Rectosigmoid endometriosis: indications and surgical technique for shaving, discoid and segmental resection Francesca Falcone
15.34-15.45 Discussion on pre-/intra-/post-operative management of women with bowel endometriosis by presenting clinical cases Gaetano Gallo, Angela Romano, Luigi Carlo Turco
ROOM 1
From 15.45 to 17.30
Endocrine Surgery Session
Innovations in endocrine surgery: complication reduction strategies and minimally invasive techniques Scientific Coordinators: Luigi Oragano, Alessandro Pasculli
Chairman: Piergiorgio Calò
Moderators: Luigi Oragano, Alessandro Pasculli 15.45-15.57 Lecture
What has changed in the training of young endocrine surgeons?
Celestino Pio Lombardi
Parathyroid gland identification in thyroid and parathyroid surgery
15.57-16.03 Indocyanine green routine application: a feasibility protocol Giovanna Di Meo
16.03-16.09 The role of intraoperative PTH assay: when to do without it in parathyroid surgery?
Fabio Medas
16.09-16.15 The prophylactic unilateral central neck dissection: reduction of the unnecessary complications of the bilateral approach?
Luca Sessa
16.15-16.21 Peri and post-operative PTH assay: prediction of early treatment of symptomatic hypocalcaemia Francesca Torresan
16.21-16.31 Discussion
Giuseppe Cavallaro, Gianlorenzo Dionigi, Chiara Dobrinja, Angela Gurrado, Maurizio Iacobone, Gabriele Materazzi, Marco Raffaelli, Mario Testini
RLN palsy: from prevention to cure
16.31-16.37 New perspectives in intra-operative nerve monitoring Antonella Pino
16.37-16.43 Conventional “eye assisted” identification and anatomical respect: is still enough? Medico-legal considerations Francesco Paolo Prete
16.43-16.49 ENT treatment of definitive RLN palsy Daniela Nestola
16.49-16.59 Discussion
Giuseppe Cavallaro, Gianlorenzo Dionigi, Chiara Dobrinja, Angela Gurrado, Maurizio Iacobone, Gabriele Materazzi, Marco Raffaelli, Mario Testini
ROOM 2
From 15.45 to 17.30
Proctology and pelvic floor Session
How we do it
Scientific Coordinators: Gaetano Gallo, Jacopo Martellucci Chairmen: Gaetano Gallo, Jacopo Martellucci
15.45-15.53 Open excisional haemorrhoidectomy Arcangelo Picciariello
15.53-16.01 Internal anal sphincterotomy Sayali Valiyeva
16.01-16.09 Rectal advancement flaps Francesco Cantarella 16.09-16.17 EPSiT
Serena Fulginiti
16.17-16.37 Discussion & expert opinion Paola De Nardi, Mario Trompetto
Management of critical situations/complications
16.37-16.45 Post-operative anal stenosis: anoplasty Ugo Grossi
16.45-16.53 Pre-and post-operative bleeding in proctology Iacopo Giani
16.53-17.01 How to drain a perianal abscess?
Roberta Tutino
17.01-17.09 Complex perineal trauma Alice Frontali
17.09-17.30 Discussion & expert opinion Paola De Nardi, Mario Trompetto
ROOM 3
From 15.45 to 17.30
Urology Session
Urology in the modern days
Scientific Coordinator: Alessandro Calarco
Chairman: Renzo Colombo, Enrico Finazzi, Giuseppe Rizzo 15.45-16.00 History and robot evolution in urology
Antonio Celia
16.00-16.15 Role of the robot in the muscle invasive bladder cancer Angelo Porreca
16.15-16.30 Decision in more important than incision. Role of decision making processes in patient clinical history Serena Maruccia
16.30-16.45 High volume robotic center. Why is it helpful for the young physician?
Andrea Minervini
16.45-17.00 Translational technology. Digital application on urological instrumentation and related advantages Antonio Rossi
17.00-17.15 Training networks. What is missing in standard training and what trainees encounter in hospital experience Alfredo Ercoli
17.15-17.30 Open discussion
Fistula after
PLENARY ROOM
From 17.30 to 18.30
Trauma Session
Hot topics in trauma surgery
Scientific Coordinators: Paola Fugazzola, Mariasole Gallazzi Chairman: Fausto Catena
Moderators: Marco Botteri, Stefania Cimbanassi 17.30-17.35 Introduction
Fausto Catena
17.35-17.40 Bowel/mesenteric trauma:
• case report
• evidence in the literature Matteo Tomasoni 17.40-17.45 Discussion
Chairman and Moderators
17.45-17.50 Flail chest/surgical stabilization of rib fractures:
• case report
• evidence in the literature Mattia Manitto
17.50-17.55 Discussion
Chairman and Moderators
17.55-18.00 REBOA
• case report
• evidence in the literature Federico Coccolini 18.00-18.05 Discussion
Chairman and Moderators
18.05-18.10 Traumatic brain injury and hemorrhagic shock:
• case report
• evidence in the literature Giacinto Pizzilli
18.10-18.15 Discussion
Chairman and Moderators 18.15-18.20 Aortic trauma:
• case report
• evidence in the literature Ilenia D’Alessio
