Postgraduate Course: Getting Behind Advances BALLROOM A in Colorectal Surgery Part B: Advances in Transanal Approaches
Teresa DeBeche-Adams, MD
Mark Whiteford, MD
Giovanni Dapri, MD PhD
Antonio Lacy, MD
Karl Hermann Fuchs, MD
SAGES 2016
This course will present a comprehensive overview of recent advances in the minimally invasive management of common colorectal diseases, including innovations in endoscopic and transanal approaches. Through didactic lectures, video-based presentations and panel discussions with audience participation, attendees will learn to select and apply optimal strategies to manage benign and malignant colorectal conditions, based on the latest available evidence and expert opinion. This course is designed for any practicing surgeon who incorporates colon and rectal surgery into his or her practice.
SESSION OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to:
• Appraise the techniques, prerequisite skills and learning curve required to perform EMR and ESD for colorectal lesions
• Implement strategies to improve outcomes of rectal cancer surgery
• Appropriately select patients who are candidates for TEM/TEO/TAMIS for benign and malignant lesions
Keyword(s): 3D, abscess, adenocarcinoma, adenoma, anal verge, anus, APR, benign disease, Betadine, bleeding, C. diff, CEA, CHF, CLASSIC, colon polyp, colonoscope, colonoscopy, COLOR II, conscious sedation, constipation, conversion, COPD, COREAN trial, CR surgeon, CRM, CRS, CRT, CT, CT scan, curative surgery, CXR, defecatory dysfunction, dehiscence, diverticulitis, ELRR, emphysema, EMR, en bloc specimen, endoscope, endoscopic clips, endoscopic negative pressure sponge, endoscopists, endoscopy, enema, energy devices, ergonomics, ESD, EUS, fecal incontinence, fellow, fibrin glue, full thickness excision, GA, gastroenterologist, general surgeon, GI pathologists, hybrid approach, ileostomy, intraperitoneal, ISR, J-pouch, Kikuchi classification, laparoscopy, LAR, learning curve, LN mets, LNM, local excision, loop ileostomy, LOS, margins, Mercury trial, mesorectum, MIS, morbidity, neoadjuvant therapy, NOSE, ostomy, OTSC, pelvic dissection, pelvic MRI, pelvic sepsis, perf, perirectal abscess, piecemeal excision, plume, POI, POP, preop imaging, prone, pt selection, purse string, radiation, re-excision, rectal bleeding, rectal cx, rectal lesion, rectal pain, rectal prolapse, rectal resection, rectal stricture, rectal stump, rectal wall, rectopexy, rectovaginal fistula, recurrence rate, reoperation, rigid platform, robotic TME, RPS, salvage surgery, seminal vesicles, sessile approach, sexual dysfunction, sigmoidectomy, SILS port, single site ports, specimen extraction, sphincter-preserving surgery, stapler, stent migration, submucosal dissection, surveillance, TA 30 stapler, TAE, TAMIS, TATA, taTME, tattoo, TEA, technology, TEM, TEO, TES, TME, transanal excision, transanal hybrid colon resection, transanal laparoscopy, transanal port, transrectal US, Trendelenburg, TTSC, tubulovillous adenoma, tumor board, urinary retention, UTI, Wolf device
