HirotoshiKikuchi Japan

• ROBOTIC ESOPHAGECTOMY–TRANS-THORACIC WITH VARIOUS ANASTOMOSES
  115-1
  MarkVan Berge Henegouwen Speaker Netherlands
• MINIMALLY-INVASIVE MCKEOWN ESOPHAGECTOMY
  115-2
  HirotoshiKikuchi Speaker Japan
• OPEN LEFT THORACO-ABDOMINAL ESOPHAGOGASTRECTOMY: INDICATIONS AND SEVERAL ALTERNATE CONDUITS AND WHEN TO USE THEM (E.G. PEDICLED JEJUNAL INTERPOSITION, GASTRIC CONDUIT, COLON)
  115-3
  Lorenzo E.Ferri Speaker Canada
• MINIMALLY INVASIVE SUBTOTAL GASTROECTOMY WITH D2 LYPHADENECTOMY DEMONSTRATING SEVERAL ANASTOMOTIC TECHNIQUES
  115-4
  MasashiYoshida Speaker Japan
• RE-OPERATIVE SURGERY AFTER THE FAILED FUNDOPLICATION
  115-5
  ItaloBraghetto Speaker Chile
• LAPAROSCOPIC REPAIR OF PARAESOPHAGEAL HERNIA
  115-6
  John G.Hunter Speaker United States

• SARCOPENIA, MYOSTEATOSIS, AND FRAILTY PARAMETERS TO PREDICT ADVERSE OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMY: PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL MULTICENTRE COHORT STUDY
  295-01
  BrittanyPark Speaker New Zealand
• RISK FACTORS OF POOR LONG-TERM OUTCOMES IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH ESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA AFTER MINIMALLY INVASIVE ESOPHAGECTOMY
  295-02
  KoheiMiyamoto Speaker Japan
• PEER PERFORMANCE IN BASIC SURGICAL SKILLS WITH UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT TUTORS
  295-03
  AmerAl Ani Speaker United Arab Emirates
• CESAREANS TO CROCODILE BITES: CASE DIVERSITY AND WORKFORCE ANALYSIS IN A PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL IN SOLOMON ISLANDS
  295-04
  DylanBush Speaker United States
• REDUCTION OF COMPLICATIONS IN SURGICAL PATIENTS THROUGH NEBULIZED DRUGS
  295-05
  Cristian De JesúsGarcía Aguilar Speaker Mexico
• CARBUNCLE MANAGEMENT: A PILOT CONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING SKIN-SPARING SAUCERIZATION FOLLOWED BY DELAYED PRIMARY CLOSURE VERSUS TRADITIONAL SAUCERIZATION
  295-06
  Nur Syafawani BtGhauth Speaker Malaysia
• PLACE-BASED INNOVATIONS IN RWANDAN UNDERGRADUATE SURGICAL EDUCATION: A DISTRICT HOSPITAL CLINICAL CLERKSHIP FRAMEWORK
  295-07
  BarnabasAlayande Speaker Rwanda
• FRAILTY USING THE CLINICAL FRAILTY SCALE TO PREDICT SHORTAND LONG-TERM ADVERSE OUTCOMES FOLLOWING EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMY: META-ANALYSIS
  295-08
  BrittanyPark Speaker New Zealand
• TWO REALITIES, TWO CONTINENTS: AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON LICHTENSTEIN TECHNIQUE IN PORTUGAL AND BRAZIL
  295-09
  CarlotaMiranda Speaker Portugal

• OUTCOMES AND PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN OLIGOMETASTATIC ESOPHAGEAL CANCER PATIENTS UNDERGOING CURATIVE-INTENT TREATMENT
  311-01
  HeidiPaine Speaker Canada
• A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY TO DETERMINE THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF MODIFIED ALVARADO SCORE TO DIAGNOSE APPENDICITIS AND SEVERITY OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS
  311-02
  AvinashSapre Speaker India
• THELDENIYA TECHNIQUE OF ENDOSCOPIC THERMO-ABLATION (TETA) FOR ESOPHAGEAL CANCER
  311-03
  KosalaSomaratne Speaker Sri Lanka
• BARIATRIC SURGERY: HEMORRHAGIC VS THROMBOEMBOLIC COMPLICATIONS — TOWARDS A BALANCED STRATEGY
  311-04
  AlekseiOrekhov Speaker Russia
• BILIARY OBSTRUCTION DUE TO CLOTS, A NEW POST-ERCP COMPLICATION
  311-06
  BarbaraCarreño Manrquez Speaker Chile
• IS TUMOR ULCERATION AN INDEPENDENT RISK FACTOR IN GASTROINTESTINAL STROMA TUMORS
  311-07
  MichaelThalhammer Speaker Austria

• CURRENT PARADIGM IN MANAGEMENT OF LOCALLY ADVANCED ESOPHAGEAL CANCER
  313-1
  Lorenzo E.Ferri Speaker Canada
• T4B ESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA: PRACTICAL APPROACH TO MANAGEMENT OF BORDERLINE RESECTABLE CANCERS
  313-2
  HirotoshiKikuchi Speaker Japan
• MODERN MANAGEMENT OF GASTRO-ESOPHAGEAL JUNCTIONAL CANCERS: MULTIMODAL THERAPY AND SURGICAL APPROACH
  313-3
  Suzanne S.Gisbertz Speaker Netherlands
• LIMITED METASTASES FROM GASTRO ESOPHAGEAL CANCER: A SURGICAL DISEASE?
  313-4
  SherazMarkar Speaker United Kingdom
• OPTIMIZING PERI-OPERATIVE OUTCOMES FOR THE ESOPHAGEAL CANCER PATIENT
  313-5
  WayneHofstetter Speaker United States