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3RD CONGRESS OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY


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3RD CONGRESS OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY




Lublin Conference Centre
22-24 September 2022




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INVITATION

Dear Colleagues,




The III International Congress of Minimally Invasive Surgery is approaching
fast. Between September 22nd and 24th, 2022 Lublin will have the occasion,
again, to host world class experts in technologically advanced minimally
invasive surgery. This already becomes a rule that we meet in Lublin - a
beautiful city, symbolically located at the border of tradition of many
cultures.




We have the honour of inviting you, in the name of the Organizational and
Scientific Committee of the III International Congress of Minimally Invasive
Surgery, to actively participate in this event, which grew so important for our
community. The scientific agenda will, already traditionally, include sessions
covering various areas of minimally invasive surgery, and in particular in the
field of gastrointestinal diseases, development of new simulation methods for
postgraduate training of residents, implementation of new surgical methods and
medical technologies in both in general surgery, and practically in all surgical
disciplines, the perspectives of robot surgery and interdisciplinary
international cooperation. The Congress will host group of outstanding surgeons,
representing well known centres of minimally invasive surgery from both Poland
and abroad.




Many of you, remembering the previous, warmly welcomed editions of the Congress,
the high scientific level of its sessions, must already be eagerly awaiting the
possibility of direct participation in scientific meetings. Unfortunately we are
unable to tell, at least at this moment, what the final form of this year’s
meeting will be. The subsequent waves of the COVID-19 pandemic render all plans
uncertain. What we consider, apart from stationary sessions, is also the format
of hybrid panels, conducted in part, or completely online. This does not alter
the fact that, as its Organizers, we will make every effort to make the III
International Congress of Minimally Invasive Surgery meet your expectations
concerning familiarization with current achievements in the field of minimally
invasive surgery, provide you with the opportunity to exchange opinions with
experts and participate in social events.




Feel free to join us in Lublin!

Sincerely yours

.

Chairman of the of the Scientific and Organizational Committee

Professor  Grzegorz Wallner 
National Consultant in the field of General Surgery
Professor Wojciech Kielan
President of the Association of Polish Surgeons





ABOUT

It is the first event of this type in Central and Eastern Europe.

We kindly invite you to the third edition of the Congress.




   Congress under the patronage of the Association of Polish Surgeons





During the second edition of the Congress:

 * registered over 1600 participants from Poland and around the world
 * lectures have been given by 36 well-known and respected surgeons






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PROGRAMME

22.09.2022 (Thursday)




1 – 3. Session of supervisors and chief physicians of General Surgery Clinics
(the language of lectures – Polish)




10.30-11.10 First session of supervisors and chief physicians of General Surgery
Clinics

Chairmen: Prof. Grzegorz Wallner, Prof. Wojciech Kielan

10.30-10.50 The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the implementation of health
services in the field of surgery, comparison of the results from 2019–2021 –
Prof. Grzegorz Wallner 

10.50-11.10 Recommendations regarding the operation of surgery departments in
the time of the COVID-19 pandemic
– Prof. Kryspin Mitura 




11.10-11.40 Second session of supervisors and chief physicians of General
Surgery Clinics

Mölnlycke sponsored session

Chairman: Dr Michał Solecki

11.10-11.25 Punctures in medical personnel - how to minimize the risk of blood
borne infections – Dr Anna Różańska

11.25-11.40 Cost-effectiveness of solutions used in the operating room – Dr
Michał Solecki




11.40-12.40 Third session of supervisors and chief physicians of General Surgery
Clinics. Minimally invasive procedures in the treatment of burns

Chairman: Prof. Marek Kawecki 

11.40-12.00 Minimally invasive necrosis resection in acute and chronic burn
wounds – Prof. Marek Kawecki

12.00-12.20 Laser specular contrast analysis - can it support enzymatic
cleansing of wounds and cell transplantation?

– Dr Diana Kitala

12.20-12.40 Intelligent dressings in the treatment of a burn wound – Dr Wojciech
Witkowski




12.40-13.00 Coffee Break




13.00-14.30 Session IV “Modern technological approach to minimally invasive
surgery”

Chairmen: Prof. Tomasz Rogula, Prof. Konrad Karcz, Dr Eline de Groot

13.00-13.20 Artificial intelligence and digital technologies in surgery – Dr
Martin Wagner (Germany)

13.20-13.40 Artificial Intelligence and its implications in Surgery – Prof.
Andrew Gumbs (Poissy, France) 

13.40-14.00 Potential new surgical technologies in the treatment of upper GI
tract diseases –  Prof. Lee Swanstrom (Strasbourg, France / USA)

14.00-14.20 A quest for sustainable minimally invasive surgery – Manager
Surgical Department Laurens van Houte (Enschede, Netherlands) – Mölnlycke
sponsored lecture

14.20-14.30 Discussion




14.30-15.00 Refreshments




15.00-16.30 Session V “Bariatric surgery” 

Chairmen: Prof. Mariusz Wyleżoł, Prof. Tomasz Rogula

15.00-15.20 Will magnets replace staplers in bariatric surgery? – Prof. Michel
Gagner (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)

15.20-15.40 Endoscopic Bariatric Surgery – Does it Really Work? – Prof. Manoel
Galvao Neto (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

15.40-16.00 One Anastomosis Gastric Bypass – a Message from the Inventor – Prof.
Robert Rutledge (La Quinta, California, USA)

16.00-16.20 Does anti-obesity pharmacotherapy mean the end of minimally invasive
bariatric surgery? – Prof. Mariusz Wyleżoł 
(Warsaw, Poland)

16.20-16.30 Discussion




16.30-17.30 Poster Session / free abstract session

Chairmen: Dr Michał Solecki, Dr Justyna Wyroślak-Najs

16.30-16.37 Do patients with postoperative complications after laparoscopic
sleeve gastrectomy regret their decision? A Case-Control Study – Katarzyna
Bartosiak

16.37-16.44 A bicarbonate – foam based carrier-system for the delivery of
 intraperitoneal foam chemotherapy – Said Al-Jundi

16.44-16.51 Challenging type 2 endoleak embolization and utilization of
non-contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance angiography (NCE-MRA) as a non-invasive
imaging follow-up method post-embolization – Joanna Kobak

16.51-16.58 If the Alvarado score could be useful in assessment of severity of
the acute appendicitis? – preliminary study – Łukasz Łaba

16.58-17.05 Minimally invasive esophageal resection – case report – Ewelina
Mączka

17.05-17.12 Operations of rare esophageal hiatus hernias – cases observations
and analysis – Ewelina Mączka

17.12-17.19 The clinical outcomes of fluorescent ICG angiography in elective
laparoscopic anterior rectal resection – a randomized controlled trial – Zofia
Orzeszko

17.19-17.30 Discussion

 

Dzień 23. 09. 2022 (Friday)

  

9.00-10.30 Session VI "Minimally Invasive Techniques in Esophageal Diseases
Surgery”

Chairmen: Prof. Tomasz Skoczylas, Prof. Karl-Hermann Fuchs, Prof. Sandro
Mattioli

9.00-9.20 Pathophysiology of GERD – which factors are important when choosing an
antiterflux minimally invasive surgery technique? – Prof. Karl–Hermann Fuchs
(California, San Diego, USA)

9.20-9.40 Robotic esophagectomy for cancer – is it the option for MIS esophageal
cancer therapy? – Dr Eline de Groot (Utrecht, Netherlands)

9.40-10.00 Outcomes of Heller myotomy for esophageal achalasia: lessons from a
48-year prospective experience with four different techniques – Prof. Sandro
Mattioli (Bologna, Italy)

10.00-10.20 Concept of centralization of surgery for benign esophageal diseases
– Prof. Sandro Mattioli (Bologna, Italy)

10.20-10.30 Discussion




10.30-11.10 ETHICON Symposium: Optimizing the CR patient outcomes: Laparoscopy
or ERAS – Which is more important?  

Speakers:
Prof. Stanisław Kłęk, MD, PhD, Maria Skłodowska-Curie Institute of Oncology,
Surgical Oncology Clinic, Warsaw
Prof. Michał Pędziwiatr, MD, PhD, Jagiellonian University, University Hospital,
Department of Surgery, Krakow




The Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) programme is an approach to the
perioperative care of colorectal patients which aims to improve outcomes and
speed up recovery after surgery. ERAS protocols have been developed to reduce
physiological stress and postoperative organ dysfunction. Typically, such
protocols include a laparoscopic approach for the colorectal resection. Compared
with open surgery, laparoscopic colorectal surgery has been shown to have equal
oncologic effects and better data on favourable short-term results of
laparoscopic surgery as it reduces surgical trauma and produces a minimal
postoperative systemic immune response. 

Although the evidence base appears strong for both, ERAS programme and
laparoscopic approach, the penetration of laparoscopic colorectal surgery has
been low and implementation of ERAS slow. During the ETHICON Symposia, experts
in Lap-CR surgery with extensive experience in ERAS will discuss the reasons and
possible solutions to the unsatisfactory state of affairs, and whether the
professional society should strive to accelerate Lap penetration or rather to
expand ERAS. Or both at the same time? Come and discuss with them.







11.10-11.25 Coffee Break




11.25–12.55 Sesssion VII "Minimally invasive techniques in pancreatic cancer
surgery” 

Chairmen: Dr Michał Solecki, Prof. Andrzej Budzyński

11.25-11.45 European Consortium on minimally invasive pancreatic surgery:
current state of art in pancreatic head tumors
– Prof. Marc Besselink (Amsterdam, Nederland)

11.45-12.05 Is robotic pancreatectomy indicated for pancreatic cancer? – Prof.
Elena Rangelova (Göteborg, Sweden)

12.05-12.25 Minimally invasive pancreatectomy with resection of the portal vein
system – Prof. Andrzej Budzyński (Cracow, Poland)

12.25-12.45 Learning curve in minimally invasive pancreatic surgery – Dr Michał
Solecki (Lublin, Poland)

12.25-12.55 Discussion




12.55-13.10 Coffee Break




13.10-14.50 Session VIII “The role of simulation in minimally invasive surgery
education” 

Chairmen: Doc. Michał Nowakowski, Prof. Konrad Karcz, Prof. Alessandro Giardino

13.10-13.28 Challenges for modern education in minimally invasive surgery”–
Prof. Francisco Schlottmann (Buenos Aires, Argentina) 

13.28-13.46 Objective assessment of the quality of education in MIS simulation
training – Doc. Michał Nowakowski (Cracow, Poland)

13.46-14.04 Robot-assisted surgery, the learning curve, and the best time in
medical education to implement it
– Prof. Alessandro Giardino (Verona, Italy)

14.04-14.22 Perspectives for the next steps of organization, MIS simulation
education and surgical training – Prof. Konrad Karcz (Munich, Germany) 
The presentation will not be recorded and shared after the Congress

14.22-14.40 Effectiveness of a Laparoscopic Training Model for Pediatric
Surgeons During COVID–19 Pandemic: A Single–Center Experience – Dr Benedetta
Lepore (Napoli, Italy)

14.40-14.50 Discussion




14.50-15.35 Lunch




15.35-17.15 Session IX “Challenging ventral hernias – minimally invasive
sometimes means not minimal approach” 

Chairmen: Prof. Maciej Śmietański, Prof. Kryspin Mitura

15.35-15.53 Guidelines and standards in search for the best choice for our
patients – Dr Mateusz Zamkowski (Gdańsk, Poland)

15.53-16.11 TAR – how to make a large operation minimally invasive – Prof.
Kryspin Mitura (Siedlce, Poland)

16.11-16.29 MILOS and e–MILOS – minimally invasive approach to large middle line
defects – Prof. Wolfgang Reinpold (Hamburg, Germany)

16.29–16.47 Robots in hernia surgery – a glimpse in the future – Prof. Filip
Muysoms (Ghent, Belgium)

16.47–17.05 Patient’s perspective and economic aspects as a factor influencing a
choice of minimally invasive methods – Prof. Maciej Śmietański (Gdańsk, Poland)

17.05–17.15 Discussion




17.15-17.25 Hernia Master educational program - development of laparoscopic
hernia surgery in Poland - Prof. Wojciech Kielan
      





17.25-19.25 Session X “GI tract minimally invasive surgery controversies – How
to avoid MIS complications in GI tract surgery?”

Chairmen: Prof. Wojciech Kielan, Prof. Piotr Richter, Prof. Karl-Hermann Fuchs

17.25-17.43 Laparoscopic redo antireflux surgery – laparoscopic fundoplication
or Roux–en–Y subtotal gastrectomy or something else? – Prof. Karl-Hermann Fuchs
(California, San Diego, USA)

17.43-18.01 The risk and prevention of adverse events during POEM / TIF
procedures – Prof. Lee Swanstrom (Strasbourg, France / USA)

18.01-18.19 Polish POEM experience for achalasia patients – Dr med. Michał
Spychalski (Łódź, Poland)

18.19-18.37 Controversies in laparoscopic advanced gastric cancer surgery –
Prof. Piotr Richter (Cracow, Poland)

18.37-18.55 Potential risk factors of complications in bariatric surgery – Prof.
Tomasz Rogula (Cracow, Poland)

18.55-19.13 What a surgeon should know how to avoid complications in MIS
colorectal surgery? – Prof. Marek Jackowski (Toruń, Poland)

19.13-19.25 Discussion




24.09.2022 (Saturday)

 

9.30-11.00 Session XI “Endocrine minimally invasive surgery” 

TOETVA – TransOral Endoscopic Thyroid surgery by Vestibular Approach 

Chairmen: Prof. Marek Dedecjus, Prof. Marcin Barczyński

9.30-9.50 Background of surgical anatomy – Prof. Ozer Makay (Izmir, Turcja)

9.50-10.10 Basics of the technique and how to learn it – Prof. Philip
Riss (Vienna, Austria) 

10.10-10.30 Pearls and pitfalls of TOETVA – Prof. Marcin Barczyński (Cracow,
Poland)  

10.30-10.50 Critical approach and shadows of the technique – Prof. Marek
Dedecjus (Warsaw, Poland)

10.50-11.00 Discussion

11.00-11.20 What makes the results of laparoscopic operations different?  –
Prof. Michał Pędziwiatr (Cracow, Poland)
Medtronic sponsored lecture 




11.20-11.30 Coffee Break




11.30-13.00 Session XII “Endoscopic vacuum therapy – minimal invasion, maximal
effect”

Chairmen: Prof. Tomasz Banasiewicz, Dr Jarosław Furtak

11.30-11.50 Upper GI – how far can we go with EVT – Prof. Mike Laukötter
(Rheine, Germany)

11.50-12.10 Do we have recomendations about EVT in lower GI tract? – Prof.
Willem Bemelmann (Amsterdam, Netherlands) and
the Expert Group (Tomasz Banasiewicz, Alberto Arezzo, Omar Faiz, Richar Brady,
Eloy Espin–Basany, Rosa Maria Jimenez)  

12.10-12.30 How to introduce EVT in your hospital – simple steps to new strategy
– Prof. Tomasz Banasiewicz (Poznań, Poland),
Dr Jarosław Furtak (Lublin, Poland)

12.30-12.50 EVT – can it be more effective? – Dr Mateusz Wierdak (Cracow,
Poland), Prof. Michał Pędziwiatr (Cracow, Poland) 

12.50-13.00 Discussion

 

ATTENTION! We reserve the possibility to modify the Congress program


ABSTRACTS

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INNOVATION ROOM

360 Innovation Room Johnson & Johnson MEDTECH 
Level S5, exhibition

  




We invite you in breaks between sessions to the Innovation Room for inspiring
meetings with specialists and invited guests.

At present, apart from the surgery itself, more and more often attention is paid
to the effectiveness and optimization of the entire process of treating
patients, starting with their education, preparation for the procedure and the
process of postoperative rehabilitation. Developing surgical skills to provide
the best possible care is essential as patient outcomes are multifactorial.

By visiting the Innovation Room, you will be able to see the latest reports
related to technologies reducing the likelihood of anastomotic leakage,
reduction of surgical site infections, digital solutions in the preoperative,
perioperative and post-productive periods, and the #wNOWYMkształcie campaign for
patients.


DATE / VENUE

Congress date:

September 22nd-24th, 2022


Congress venue:

Lublin Conference Centre, Lublin




Lublin Conference Centre is much more than just a meeting space. It is also a
space of thoughts and ideas exchange as well as knowledge transfer. In addition,
the Lublin Conference Center is perfectly located in the city center. Therefore
it is easy to get there by any means of transport. What is also important,
Lublin Conference Centre is close to the Old Town, so one can enjoy visiting the
charming streets and tasting local delicacies in atmospheric restaurants.


EVENT ORGANIZERS

Main Organizer:

Feliks Skubiszewski Foundation for the Advancement of Surgery

ul. Stanisława Staszica 16, 20-081 Lublin




Organizer:

Czelej Publishing Company

ul. Skrajna 12-14, 20-802 Lublin


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