DECISION MAKING IN BARIATRIC AND METABOLIC SURGERY Antonianum Auditorium, Roma - October 24-26, 2013
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1 DECISION MAKING IN BARIATRIC AND METABOLIC SURGERY Antonianum Auditorium, Roma - October 24-26, 2013 Thursday, October, 24th 8.30 REGISTRATION IFSO Presidential Address L. Angrisani (Napoli) SICOB Presidential Address M. Lucchese (Firenze) PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME Congress Presentation M. Anselmino (Pisa) - P. Bernante (Venezia) Lecture: The Surgery of Third Millennium Paradox P. Forestieri (Napoli) SEQUALAE FOLLOWING DIABETES TREATMENT Moderators: N. Scopinaro (Genova) G. Nanni (Rome) Persistent Hypoglicemia following RYGBP: what we need to do M. Nannipieri (Pisa) Long-term recurrence of type II Diabetes following RYGBP: what we need to know and do F. Rubino (London) Dumping syndrome following bariatric operations in Type II diabetes cases G.M. Marinari (Bergamo) Glycaemic pattern following GBP restauration in severe Type II Diabetes
2 A rare case of nesidioblastosis following bariatric surgery P. Chowbey (New Delhi) Chronic ulcer following diabetes surgery in low BMI patient G. Silecchia (Latina) Lecture: From Reactive Hypoglicemia to Nesidioblastosis S. Del Prato (Pisa) Lunch REVISIONAL SURGERY for INTRACTABLE COMPLICATIONS Moderators: R. Rosenthal (Weston) L. Angrisani (Napoli) Chronic SG leak: when total gastrectomy J.M. Chevalier (Paris) Limbs shortening in BPD/DS When limb elongation in GBP BPD to atypical GBP for malabsorption side effects V. Ceriani (Milano) Weight regain following RYGBP: band or endoscopic restriction? J. Dargent (Lyon) Transverse gastroplasty for persistent SG stricture M. Gagner (Montreal) Bariatric surgery allows cure of persistent primary aldosteronism after unsuccessful adrenalectomy for Conn s adenoma P. Bernante (Mestre-Venezia) A case of late dysphagia in VBG: laparoscopic conversion A. Giovanelli (Milano)
3 Gastric plication complications: What I did and What I should have done M. Foletto (Padova) Persistent vomiting and malnutrition in RYGBP M. Anselmino (Pisa) Esophago-gastric perforation following lap band operation: Technical mistake or surgical complication? M. De Luca (Vicenza) A case of internal hernia after GBP with complex septic lesions of the SMA N. Di Lorenzo (Roma) Friday, October, 25th 8.30 Lecture: Cardiovascular risk pattern prior to and following bariatric surgery L. Busetto (Padova) HIGH PERI-OPERATIVE RISK BARIATRIC CASES Moderators: J. Mulier (Bruges) K. Miller (Hallein) Peri-operative risk stratification: what we have learned F. Guarracino (Pisa) The role of intra-operative mechanical ventilation to prevent post-op complications P. Pelosi (Genova) Enhanced ICU recovery following bariatric surgery: what do we need to change? J. Mulier (Bruges) BIB Weight loss in high risk bariatric patients: is it worthwhile? Y. Yashkov (Moscow) Pre-op ketogenic treatment in high risk bariatric patients: is it worthwhile? C. Giardiello (Napoli) Pulmonary embolism: what I did and what I should have done to prevent it M. Lucchese (Firenze)
4 Lecture: Non-operability of high risk bariatric patients: myth or reality? F. Guarracino (Pisa) Lunch BARIATRIC PROCEDURES RESTAURATION: When and Why? Moderators: G.M. Marinari (Bergamo) S. Shikora (Boston) Gastric plication dismantling M. Fried (Prague) GBP restauration for upper GI dysmotility C. Giardiello (Napoli) Restauration following BPD/DS: when and how Y. Yashkov (Moscow) Restauration following GBP-on-AGB in HIV disease F. Furbetta (Vinci) Many reasons for reversal bariatric surgery COMPLEX BARIATRIC CASES Moderators: M. Lucchese (Firenze) Laparoscopic GBP in situs viscerum inversus Mesenteric-portal thrombosis with intestinal infarction following RYGBP P. Millo (Aosta) Hyperammoniemic encephalopaty following RYGBP in liver transplantation patient P. Gentileschi (Rome) Laparoscopic revision of gastro-gastric fistula
5 A complex case of BPD G. Nanni (Rome) Recurrent marginal/anastomotic ulcer following RYGBP K. Miller (Hallein) Gastric pouch revision seems to be the best option for weight regain following RYGBP A. Iannelli (Nice) Banding the gastric Bypass for severe weight regain Lecture: Hypotalamic obesity: is there a role also for bariatric surgery? R. Pasquali (Bologna) Saturday, October, 26th SLEEVE GASTRECTOMY DISASTERS (1) Moderators: M. Gagner (Montreal) - N. Basso (Rome) Gastro-bronchial fistula following SG: treatment strategy J.M. Chevallier (Paris) Different types of SG disasters Complete obstruction of SG causing leak M. Gagner (Montreal) Gastric cancer following SG: does bile reflux play a role? L. Angrisani (Napoli) Surgical mistakes during SG R. Weiner (Frankfurt) A long way to reach healing of persistent leak in SG S. Cariani (Bologna)
6 A case of five years failure of treatment of chronic gastric fistula in SG D. Nocca (Montpellier) Multiple treatment of persistent leak in SG: Is there the best option? R. Rosenthal (Weston) First choice T-Tube insertion avoids persistent leak in SG M. Barreca (Luton, UK) What we have learned after treatment of some gastro-bronchial fistula cases D. Nocca (Montpellier) Lunch SLEEVE GASTRECTOMY DISASTERS (2) Moderators: R. Weiner (Frankfurt) M. Suter (Aigle) Staple line failure in SG: what we have learned A.M. Rashad Salem (Ryiadh) New strategy to treat SG leaks G. Bonanomi (London) Cardia leak in buttressed SG S. Shikora (Boston) Roux limb for treatment of chronic SG leaks SG disasters: Is it a matter of poor surgical technique or is Sleeve a troublesome procedure? A. Torres (Madrid) Multiple endoscopic stenting in leak after SG J. Dargent (Lyon) Closing remarks and awarding to the best three presentations
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