Winter Event 2017 - The Future of Colorectal Cancer Surgery
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As with rectal cancer, surgery for colon cancer has evolved, and with
emerging techniques and technology we are able to offer our patients
more precise surgery with potentially improved outcomes and less
morbidity. However, as new options present themselves, it is right that
we attempt to objectively understand the potential and limitations of
any change in practice. Do we need to be more radical in the case of
CME? Or can we less aggressive in our excision with ESD? Will
intracorporeal anastomosis using state-of-the-art robotics head towards
day-case colectomies? Or can 4K imaging provide the laparoscopist with
further advantages?
Program:
During the AIS Winter Event 2017, AIS Channel broadcasted LIVE the following surgeries: ESD colon/rectal by A. Haji / P. Bhandari, Lap Right Hemicolectomy (4K Surgery) by AM Lacy / B. De Lacy and Robotic Right Hemicolectomy by V. Obias / C. Johnson
The new mesentery: does this change surgical oncology?
Presentation by Calvin Coffey
Fluorescence imaging to guide surgery
Presentation by Steven D. Wexner
Colorectal liver metastases and detection using ICG
Presentation by Takeaki Ishizawa