The Western Section of the American Urological Association invites all AUA members and urology professionals to join us for one of Urology’s top meetings, SurgeWest 2025. Our priority is delivering the […]
A non-CME course created to introduce its participants to new organ sparing techniques in Endoscopic Dissection and Endoscopic Resection of the Upper and Lower GI tract in Endoluminal Surgery. This course includes 8 hours of hands-on lab covering tissue resection and closure techniques specific to Endoscopic Dissection and Endoscopic Resection. Discussions include pre-evaluation of patient records, follow-up care, pathological assessment, and proper billing.
Apply updated diagnostic and therapeutic algorithms for dysphagia, gut-brain interaction disorders, and hereditary colon polyposis syndromes to improve individualized patient care. Integrate advanced endoscopic tools and techniques—such as EMR, EUS, POEM, and endoscopic suturing—into routine practice for managing complex GI conditions. Evaluate current strategies for managing inflammatory bowel diseases and adapt treatment plans based on the latest evidence and disease-specific considerations. Develop effective management plans for patients with cirrhosis and metabolic liver disease, including referral timing and selection criteria for liver transplantation. Implement best practices for managing upper GI bleeding and preventing post-ERCP pancreatitis, incorporating new technologies and procedural innovations. Assess the role of artificial intelligence and recent innovations in endoscopy to anticipate future shifts in diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.
The AHPBA Fellows Course in Charlotte, NC, is an annual training program for HPB surgery fellows held at Carolinas Medical Center (part of Atrium Health). The three-day course, which focuses on minimally […]
A CME education event for digestive health for the fields of GI, colorectal, pancreas, liver and esophageal conditions.
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We are thrilled to invite you to the 2025 Joint Section Annual Meeting on Pediatric Neurosurgery in Memphis, Tennessee—a city where history, rhythm, and innovation converge. This year’s theme, “The […]
Combining presentations and interactive case-based discussions with internationally recognized faculty, this symposium is designed for gastroenterologists, gastroenterology fellows, primary care physicians, nurses, physician assistants and nurse practitioners. Innovative insights will be provided into the latest in diagnostic and therapeutic options for patients with gastrointestinal disorders, focusing on the following six clinical areas: esophagus, liver diseases, functional bowel disorders, colon, pancreatology, and inflammatory bowel disease.
A comprehensive, individualized hands-on workshop on current and emerging techniques in third space endoscopy. The course will have two different agendas: one tailored for beginners and one for those with prior exposure and clinical experience in third space endoscopy (advanced). The hands-on sessions will be taught by experience world-renowned experts in the field. The low faculty to participant ratio will ensure a one-of-a kind immersive workshop.
The Florida Urological 77th Annual Meeting will provide continuing medical education for medical students, residents, fellows, and practicing physicians in the field of urology. This program applies to physicians with […]
Under the direction of expert faculty, this course is designed to improve endoscopic practice and change the learner’s approach to a wide range of disorders of the GI tract. The course content will provide current evidence and algorithms to support an efficient but effective evaluation of GI disorders, followed by prompt initiation of appropriate therapy that is directed toward improving patient care and outcomes.