CME Credit Hours: 1
Registration Required
The Meet the Professor Roundtables will be live for interaction with the faculty.
Limit: 30 Participants (Sold Out)
MTP-M1 Inflammatory Bowel Disease
This roundtable will discuss complex IBD cases, including management of pouch related complications, intraoperative management of complex Crohn’s disease and management of perianal disease in IBD.
Please bring specific cases you would like to discuss with the experts.
Objectives
At the conclusion of this session, participants should be able to:
- Discuss management of pouch complications, including fistulas, leaks, pre pouch stenosis and functional problems
- Develop an operative approach to complex Crohn’s disease, including stricturoplasty, management of the mesentery, bowel preserving surgery, and fistula management
- Explain management options for complex perianal disease in IBD
Co-Directors
Helen MacRae, MD, Toronto, ON, Canada
Randolph Steinhagen, MD, New York, NY
Kirstin Wilkins, MD, Edison, NJ
MTP-M2 Anorectal
Please bring cases you would like to discuss in addition to the topics below for discussion during this Meet the Professor Roundtable.
- Management of Grade 2-3 internal hemorrhoids
- Management of trans-sphincteric anal fistulas and rectovaginal fistulas
- Management of Paget’s disease
Objectives
At the conclusion of this session, participants should be able to:
- Explain to patients the options including risks and benefits for management of symptomatic Grade 2-3 internal hemorrhoids
- Determine appropriate evaluation and discuss management alternatives for patients with trans-sphincter anal fistulas or rectovaginal fistulas
- Select candidates for operative and non-operative care for perianal Paget’s disease
Co-Directors
Stephen Gorfine, MD, New York, NY
Ann Lowry, MD, Minneapolis, MN
Bruce Orkin, MD, Kissimmee, FL
MTP-M3 Colorectal Cancer
Although operative principles are essentially stable, the timing, approach and multidisciplinary care of colorectal cancer is a moving target. In this session, we will review principles and discuss translation of new data into clinical care. The discussion will be built around and in response to audience-presented complex colorectal cancer cases.
Objectives
At the conclusion of this session, participants should be able to:
- Affirm ongoing principles of colorectal cancer operative management through any approach
- Build and maintain a multidisciplinary team for care
- Respond to unexpected intra-operative findings
Co-Directors
George Chang, MD, MPH, Houston, TX
Arden Morris, MD, MPH, Stanford, CA
Larissa Temple, MD, Rochester, NY