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		Monday, August 27, 2007
Time	No.
08:30-09:15	1	The ISS/SIC President’s Opening	President:
		Address by the ISS/SIC President	M. Kitajima, Japan
		followed by
09:15-10:30	2	ISS/SIC Martin Allgöwer Lecture	Introduction:
		Patient safety: from aeqanimitas to team performance	M. Rothmund, Germany
			Lecturer:
			D. Scheidegger, Switzerland
10:30-12:00	3	ISDS Main Session	Moderators:
		Incisional hernia	J. Jeekel, Netherlands
			T.E. Udwadia, India
			Panelists:
10:30		Introduction by the moderators
10:33		Suture vs. mesh repair	J. Jeekel, Netherlands
10:49		Difficult anatomic areas	B. Ramshaw, USA
11:05		Prosthetic options	D. Klassen, Canada
11:21		Reoperation after failed mesh repair	A. Park, USA
11:37		Discussion
10:30-12:00	4	ISDS / ISS/SIC Main Session	Moderators:
		Multimodal approach to esophageal cancer	J.R. Siewert, Germany
			T. Kakegawa, Japan
			Panelists:
10:30		Introduction by the moderators
10:33		Prognostic factors to esophageal cancer	S. Law, Hong Kong
10:46		Adjuvant therapy of esophageal cancer	N. Ando, Japan
10:59		Neoadjuvant therapy of esophageal cancer	H.J. Stein, Austria
11:12		The role of non-operative therapy for complete responders to chemoradiation	L. Bonavina, Italy
11:25		Salvage surgery for non responders to chemoradiation	H. Fujita, Japan
11:38		Discussion
10:30-12:00	5	IAES Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Endocrine surgery	H. Dralle, Germany
			G.M. Doherty, USA
			Presenting Authors:
10:30	5.1	Surgery and Radiofrequency ablation for treatment of liver metastases from midgut and foregut carcinoids and endocrine pancreatic tumors	P. Hellman, Sweden
10:45	5.2	Pylorus-preserving Pancreaticoduodenctomy in MEN 1-related gastrinomas	V. Fendrich, Germany
11:00	5.3	Treatment and 35 year-outcome of papillary thyroid carcinoma: monoinstitutional experience	I. Merante Boschin, Italy
11:15	5.4	Long-term Outcome of Reoperations for Medullary Thyroid Carcinoma	E. Fialkowski, USA
11:30	5.5	Bone mineral density before and after surgical cure of Cushing's syndrome due to adrenocortical adenoma: a prospective study	A. Kawamata, Japan
11:45	5.6	Long term outcome following parathyroidectomy in patients with advanced primary hyperparathyroidism with associated vitamin D deficiency	P.V. Pradeep, India
10:30-12:00	6	IATSIC Symposium	Moderators:
		Acute care surgery	D.D. Trunkey, USA
			A.K. Leppäniemi, Finland
			Panelists:
10:30		Introduction by the moderators
10:33		Trauma and emergency surgery	D.B. Hoyt, USA
10:44		Central European model	S. Uranues, Austria
10:55		South American model	R. Poggetti, Brazil
11:06		Indian model	M. Joshipura, India
11:17		US model	D.D. Trunkey, USA

11:28		South African model	J. Goosen, South Africa
11:39		Discussion
10:30-12:00	8	ISS/SIC Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Colorectal surgery	R.G. Keith, Canada
			T. Kocher, Switzerland
			Presenting Authors:
10:30	8.1	Stapled Hemorrhoidectomy under Local Anesthesia: Tips and Tricks	S. Delikoukos, Greece
10:42	8.2	Transanal endoscopic extraction of foreign bodies	J. Gonzalez, Mexico
10:54	8.3	Small rectal cancers treated transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM) complited with laparoscopic biopsy of the sentinel node	P. Richter, Poland
11:06	8.4	Prediction of outcome for colorectal perforation: Comparative study of POSSUM, Cr-POSSUM, the Peritonitis Severity Score, and the Mannheim Peritonitis Index	M. Higashida, Japan
11:30	8.6	Gastro-colic Response in Patient Suffering from Slow Transit Constipation as Recorded by Magnet Tracking System	O. Gié, Switzerland
11:42	8.7	Correlation between clinical presentation, ultrasonographic images, operative findings and pathology analysis in chronic pains of the right iliac fossa	A. Chichom, Cameroon
10:30-12:00	9	WOFAPS / CAPS Main Session	Moderators:
		Abdominal emergencies in infants and children	J.-M. Laberge, Canada
			G.W. Holcomb III, USA
			Panelists:
10:30		Introduction by the moderators
10:33		Malrotation and volvulus	Z. Al-Baluschi, Canada
10:49		Intussusception	F. Luks, USA
11:06		Meckel’s diverticulum and related vitelline duct anomalies	M.Z. Schwartz, USA
11:22		Perforated appendicitis	G.W. Holcomb III, USA
11:38		Discussion
10:30-12:00	12	ISS/SIC Video Session	Moderators:
		Hepatobiliary surgery 1	H.G. Beger, Germany
			A. Nakao, Japan
			Presenting Authors:
10:30	12.1	Laparoscopic Transduodenal Sphincteroplasty for Impacted Common Bile Duct Stone	M. Parikh, USA
10:45	12.2	Laparoscopic cholecystectomy with SONOPET (CUSA) for severe cholecystitis	N. Kameyama, Japan
11:00	12.3	Laparoscopic treatment of multiple intra hepatic and common bile ducts lithiasis after the failure of combined laparoscopic cholecystectomy and perioperative endoscopic approach	J.-P. Magema, Belgium
11:15	12.4	Pancreatic head resection with segmental duodenectomy (PHRSD) preserving the gastroduodenal and anterior inferior pancreatoduodenal arteries for intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasms (IPMN) of the pancreatic head.	A. Nakao, Japan
11:30	12.5	Endoscopic examinations of reconstructed pancreas and biliary system following Pylorus-preserving Pancreaticoduodenectomy with Imanaga's reconstruction.	J. Matsui, Japan
11:45	12.6	Preoperative segmental embolization of right hepatic artery followed by bile duct resection for carcinoma of middle bile duct	M. Unno, Japan
14:00-15:30	13	ISDS / IATSIC Symposium	Moderators:
		Colorectal trauma	T. Razek, Canada
			T. Fabian, USA
			Panelists:
14:00		Introduction by the moderators
14:03		Penetrating injuries to colon	T. Fabian, USA
14:19		Blunt trauma injury to colon	T. Razek, Canada
14:35		Penetrating injuries to rectum	E. Degiannis, South Africa
14:51		Colonoscopic perforation	W.L. Law, Hong Kong SAR
15:07		Discussion
14:00-15:30	14	ISS/SIC US-Chapter Symposium	Moderators:
		What’s new in GI surgery?	J.L. Rombeau, USA
			D.O. Jacobs, USA
			Panelists:
14:00		Introduction by the moderators
14:03		Esophagus	J.G. Hunter, USA
14:19		Liver	R. Chari, USA
14:35		Stomach and small intestine	D.O. Jacobs, USA
14:51		Colon and rectum	V.W. Fazio, USA
15:07		Discussion
13:45-14:30	15	IAES State of the Art Lecture 1	Introduction:
		Surgery for Cushing’s syndrome	G.M. Doherty, USA
			Lecturer:
			G.B. Thompson, USA
		followed by
14:30-15:45	16	IAES Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Endocrine surgery	G. Akerström, Sweden
			O. Gimm, Sweden
			Presenting Authors:
14:30	16.1	Papillary microcarcinoma	S. Noguchi, Japan
14:45	16.2	The Value of Positron Emission Tomography in the Surgical Management of Recurrent Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma	C.S. Grant, USA
15:00	16.3	Differentiation of insulin secretion patterns in insulinomas	A. Starke, Germany
15:15	16.4	The role of unilateral adrenalectomy in ACTH-Independent Macronodular Adrenal Hyperplasia	M. Iacobone, Italy
15:30	16.5	High success rate of parathyroid reoperation may be achieved with improved localisation diagnosis	P. Stålberg, Sweden
14:30-15:45	17	IATSIC Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Trauma surgery	C.W. Schwab, USA
			Z. Balogh, Australia
			Presenting Authors:
14:00	17.1	Routine arteriogram in zone 1 penetrating neck trauma: is it required? A prospective study	T. Hardcastle, South Africa
14:12	17.2	The evolving use of CT scanning in the trauma bay of a large academic level I Trauma Center	J. Pascual, USA
14:24	17.3	Cancelled
14:36	17.4	A comparison of flexion/extension radiographs with computed tomography of the cervical spine in blunt trauma	T.J. Goodnight, USA
14:48	17.5	Twenty Years of Splenic Preservation in Trauma: Lower Early Infection Rate than in Splenectomy	W. Schweizer, Switzerland
15:00	17.6	Operating theatre-based, mobile image intensifier guided resuscitative angio-embolisation in hypotensive patients with major pelvic fractures	V. Appasamy, Singapore
15:12	17.7	Lower extremity fasciotomy: a critical skill for the new acute care surgery paradigm	J. Kashuk, USA
14:00-15:30	18	BSI Postgraduate Course
		Breast surgery
14:00-15:30	19	ISDS / ISS/SIC Symposium	Moderators:
		Acute cholecystitis	J.J. Jakimowicz, Netherlands
			N. Soper, USA
			Panelists:
14:00		Introduction by the moderators
14:03		Acute cholecystitis in critically ill patient: an indication for open chole?	A. Hölscher, Germany
14:19		Acute cholecystitis and cholangitis: management strategies	R. Schlumpf, Switzerland
14:35		Technique of laparoscopic chole for acute cholecystitis	N. Soper, USA
14:51		Cost-effective management of bile duct stones	J. Barkun, Canada
15:07		Discussion
14:00-15:30	20	WOFAPS Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Pediatric surgery	M.Z. Schwartz, USA
			Z. Al-Baluschi, Canada
			Presenting Authors:
14:00	20.1	The RET proto-oncogene, risk evaluation in children of MEN2 families and medullary carcinoma prevention in the South African population	S. Moore, South Africa
14:12	20.2	Malignant Liver tumours and surgery in South African children: A national audit	S. Moore, South Africa
14:24	20.3	The management of intussusception in the third world	R. Wiersma, South Africa
14:36	20.4	The ovotestis of the Southern African true hermaphrodite	R. Wiersma, South Africa
14:48	20.5	Thoracoscopic treatment of esophageal atresia	D. van der Zee, Netherlands
15:00	20.6	Initial resection of potentially viable tissue is not optimal treatment for grades II-IV pancreatic injuries	D. Vane, USA
14:00-15:30	21	AQC Main Session	Moderator:
		Living kidney and liver transplantation	M. Dagenais, Canada
			Panelists:
14:00		Introduction by the moderators
		Video presentations:
14:03		Living donor right hepatectomy	A. Roy, Canada
14:14		Living donor right lobe liver transplantation	M. Dagenais, Canada
14:25		Living donor laparoscopic nephrectomy	A. Barama, Canada
		Oral presentations:
14:36		Long-term follow-up of living liver donors	S. Bellemarre, Canada
14:47		Ethical issues in living organ donation	M.C. Fortin, Canada
14:58		Living kidney donors	P. Metrakos, Canada
15:07		Discussion
14:00-15:30	22	ISS/SIC Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Miscellaneous 1	Y. Hiki, Japan
			P. Vogelbach, Switzerland
			Presenting Authors:
14:00	22.1	Surgical Outcome of Laparoscopic Restorative Proctocolectomy for Patients with Ulcerative Colitis on Immunosuppressant	T. Endo, Japan
14:12	22.2	Clinicopathological significance of "senile dysplasia" of the large intestine: A subtype of serrated adenoma, showing a marked tendency of benign epithelia to invade into the submucosal layer and a high incidence of malignant change	K. Kanazawa, Japan
14:24	22.3	Robotic-assisted laparoscopic sacrocopopexy for the treatment  of urogenital prolapse: initial experience in Spain	E. Ortiz-Oshiro, Spain
14:36	22.4	Splenectomy accelerates liver regneration via decreasing expression of activin-a after major hepatectomy	Y.S. Shan, Taiwan
14:48	22.5	Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Thymectomy for Myasthenia Gravis: Report of 22 Cases	K. Toolabi, Iran
15:00	22.6	Cancelled
15:12	22.7	A 5-year review of hospital mortality provided evidence in determining priorities for auditing and preventive programmes	I. Papadopoulos, Greece
15:24	22.8	Epidemiology of non-trauma deaths	O. Habeeb, Nigeria

16:00-17:30	24	ISDS Main Session	Moderators:
		Acute pancreatitis (part 1): supportive measures	J. Barkun, Canada
			R. Prinz, USA
			Panelists:
16:00		Introduction by the moderators
		Nutrition:
16:03		TPN: timing, indication, special issues	D.W. Wilmore, USA
16:19		Enteral nutrition: route, timing, composition	J. Rynolds, Ireland
		Antibiotic therapy:
16:35		When to start	H. Beger, Germany
16:51		What to use and when to stop	M. Dagenais, Canada
17:07		Discussion
16:00-17:30	25	FELAC / ISS/SIC Symposium	Moderators:
		State of the art in vascular surgery	G. Sicard, USA
			J. Cervantes, Mexico
			Panelists:
16:00		Introduction by the moderators
16:03		State of the art: vascular diagnostics	M. Veller, South Africa
16:25		State of the art: traditional vascular surgery	J. Cervantes, Mexico
16:47		State of the art: endovascular surgery	G. Sicard, USA
17:09		Discussion
16:00-17:30	26	IAES Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Endocrine surgery	S.E. Carty, USA
			I.R. Gough, Australia
			Presenting Authors:
16:00	26.1	Significance of Parathyroid Glands Located in Thymus	N. Uno, Japan
16:15	26.2	Tumor size correlates with malignant  potential in Hürthle cell neoplasms of the thyroid	R.S. Sippel, USA
16:30	26.3	Cancelled
16:45	26.4	Age and Gender Distribution of Surgically Treated Primary Hyperparathyroidism	B. Miller, USA
17:00	26.5	Surgeon performed ultrasound facilitates minimally invasive parathyroidectomy using the focused lateral mini-incision approach	P. Soon, Australia
17:15	26.6	Can Light Bulb Sestamibi Scans Accurately Predict Single Gland Disease in Primary Hyperparathyroidism?	L. Yip, USA
16:00-17:30	27	IATSIC / ISBI Symposium	Moderators:
		Post injury organ support	W.G. Cioffi, USA
			R.V. Maier, USA
			Panelists:
16:00		Introduction by the moderators
16:03		Haemostasis	D.G. Burris, USA
16:19		Ventilatory support and prevention of VAP	W.G. Cioffi, USA
16:35		Hypothermia and outcome	R.V. Maier, USA
16:51		Wound care and skin substitutes	M.C. Robson, USA
17:07		Discussion
16:00-17:30	29	ISS/SIC Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Gastric surgery, Duodenum	A. Basoli, Italy
			K.M. Chu, Hong Kong SAR
			Presenting Authors:
16:00	29.1	Evaluation of Siewert type II adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma located in the same area of esophago-gastric junction	H. Yabusaki, Japan
16:12	29.2	Surgical treatment of adenocarcinoma of the gastroesophageal junction and non-junctional gastric carcinomas: a prospective comparison of case series	M. Yeo, Singapore
16:24	29.3	Neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NAC) with S-1 and cisplatin (CDDP) for patients (pts) with highly advanced gastric cancer (GC)	A. Nashimoto, Japan
16:36	29.4	A retrospective analysis of neoadjuvant chemotherapy using S-1 plus cisplatin for advanced gastric cancer	H. Okabe, Japan
16:48	29.5	Gastric carcinoma in advanced stages in young versus old age: do they need to be treated differently; profile in a tertiary care centre in Western Nepal	M. Baxi, Nepal
17:00	29.6	Predictors of the long-term survival (more than three years) in patients receiving non-curative gatrectomy	C. Kunisaki, Japan
17:12	29.7	Management of Gastric Remnant Carcinoma following partial gastrectomy for benign lesion	G. Konstantoudakis, Greece
16:00-16:45	30	IASMEN José F. Patiño Lecture	Introduction:
		Stress free surgery and anaesthesia: facts or fiction?	K.C. Fearon, UK
			Lecturer:
			F. Carli, Canada
		followed by
16:45-17:30	31	IASMEN Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Surgical nutrition / metabolism	O. Ljunqvist, Sweden
			P.B. Soeters, Netherlands
			Presenting Authors:
16:45	31.1	IL-6  plasma concentrations and tumor IL-6 production mediate the inflammatory response in patients with resectable non-metastatic colorectal cancer	A. Sitges-Serra, Spain
16:57	31.2	Influence of Specialized Enteral Nutrition on Pattern of Gene Expression after Cutaneous Wound Healing in Malnourished Rats	D.L. Waitzberg, Brazil
17:09	31.3	Intra abdominal pressure either directly or indirectly is been associated with  the development of  multiorgan failure	B. Selvan, India
16:00-17:30	32	AQC Main Session	Moderator:
		Peritoneal carcinomatosis (PC)	P. Dubé, Canada
			Panelists:
16:00		Introduction by the moderators
16:03		Surgical principles, indications, technical aspects	R. Younan, Canada
16:25		Results	L. Sidéris, Canada
16:47		3 case presentations	R. Loungnarath, Canada
17:09		Discussion
16:00-17:30	33	ISS/SIC Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Oncology & Transplantation surgery	R. Lozano-Mantecon, Spain
			D. Oertli, Switzerland
			Presenting Authors:
16:00	33.1	GIST regularly express synaptic vesicle proteins: evidence of a neuroendocrine phenotype	B. Nilsson, Sweden
16:12	33.2	Sonic Hedgehog Misexpression causes expansion of mesenchymal elements in adult mouse pancreas	V. Fendrich, Germany
16:24	33.3	Influenza virosomes are highly efficient vectors for cancer immunotherapy	M. Adamina, Switzerland
16:36	33.4	Indication of thermo-chemotherapy for the patients with advanced pancrease cancer evaluated from anti-tumor effects	S. Miyazaki, Japan
16:48	33.5	Possible prediction for sensitivity to 5-Fluorouracil from the level of Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenese(DPD), Thymidilate synthase(TS) and Messenger RNA in the tissue of endoscopic biopsy before surgery and clincal effect	M. Maruta, Japan
17:00	33.6	Cancelled
17:12	33.7	Retroperitoneal pancreas transplantation with systemic-enteric drainage: case report	J. Kahn, Austria
17:24	33.8	Patients looking for liver transplantation turn to China: Outcome of 15 Egyptian patients underwent cadaveric liver transplantation in China	H. Abdeldayem, Egypt
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