INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
Two days on Advanced Laparoscopic
HPB Surgery
Including video presentation
Giulio Belli
Head of General and HPB Surgery
Loreto Nuovo Hospital - Naples - Italy
Naples, Italy
November 22-23, 2012
Conference Centre of the
University of Naples Federico II
PRESIDENT
Giulio Belli
Head of General and HPB Surgery
Loreto Nuovo Hospital
Naples – Italy
SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT
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Belli Andrea
Cioffi Luigi
D’Agostino Alberto
Limongelli Paolo
Fantini Corrado
Russo Gianluca
Thursday 11/22/2012
08.00 - 08.30 Registration
08.30 Welcome President
European – African HPB Association (E-AHPBA) P.A. Clavien
Welcome President
International HPB Association – Italian Chapter (IT-IHPBA)
A. Pinna
08.45
Opening of the Scientific Program
G. Belli
09.00 Main Lecture
Introduction: A. Pinna
Laparoscopic liver resection in the view of liver surgeon
P.A. Clavien
09.20 Short literature review of minimal invasive hepatic resection
A. Belli
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HOT TOPICS IN LAPAROSCOPIC LIVER SURGERY
First Half (9.30-11.15)
ChairsM. Milicevic
A. Pinna
Introduction: A. Pinna
Minimally invasive surgery of the liver: Italian survey
L. Aldrighetti
Potentials and limits of Laparoscopic US A. Ferrero
Laparoscopic liver resection for benign disease F. Calise
Laparoscopic liver resection for Metastases
B. Edwin
Laparoscopic liver resection for HCC
C. Fantini
Laparoscopic RF vs Resection for “very early” HCC
R. Santambrogio
Discussion
Panel: M. Ansalone, P. Guadagno, B. Nardo, M. Santangelo
11:15 4
Coffee break
Second Half (11.30-13.30)
ChairsN. Bassi
L. Capussotti
Transection techniques and bleeding control
M. Abu Hilal
Laparoscopic liver resection for difficult segments:
personal and literature experienceG.M. Ettorre
Synchronous laparoscopic colorectal and hepatic resection
I. Dagher
Laparoscopic liver surgery as a bridge for transplant
U. Cillo
Causes of conversion in laparoscopic liver resection
R. Troisi
SILS hepatectomy - personal and literature experience
L. Aldrighetti
Robotic assisted laparoscopic hepatic resection:
what does it add?L. Casciola
Discussion
Panel: M. Buonanno, C. De Werra, S. Puleo, W. Santaniello
13:30 Lunch
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14.30 – 17.00 Video Presentation: How I do it
ChairsA. Guglielmi
E. Di Salvo
Laparoscopic extended right hemihepatectomy
after portal vein emobolizzation in a patient with
intrahepatic atypical portal vein bifurcation
M. Abu Hilal
Laparoscopic resection of segment 3 for liver adenoma M. Filauro
Laparoscopic left hepatectomyL. Aldrighetti
Laparoscopic resection of segment IU. Cillo
Laparoscopic left hepatectomyF. Calise
Robotic surgery of the liverL. Casciola
TBAI. Dagher
Laparoscopic major hepatectomy
L. Cioffi
Panel: G. Conzo, P. De Rosa, P. Maida, F. Tricarico
Main Lecture Major laparoscopic hepatectomy in Europe
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I. Dagher
Video Presentation: How I do it
ChairsB. Nardo
L. Presenti
Left lateral laparoscopic sectionectomy
for a colorectal metastasisB. Edwin
Laparoscopic liver resections in difficult segments
G. Ettorre
Ultrasonographic guidance during laparoscopic liver resection
A. Ferrero
Laparoscopic left hepatectomy for intrahepatic lithiasis
by bipolar combination instrumentF. Giuliante The use of intraoperative ultrasound guided radiofrequency
ablation probe in laparoscopy for liver resection
F. Izzo
Laparoscopic thermoablation for hepatocellular carcinoma.
Indications and techniqueR. Santambrogio
Fully laparoscopic left hepatectomy including the middle hepatic
vein for “intentional small for size” adult living donor liver
transplantationR. Troisi Panel: F. Bianco, F. Crovella, F. Salzano de Luna, A. Tricarico
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Friday
9:00 11/23/2012
Welcome President elect Società Italiana di Chirurgia (SIC) F. Corcione
Welcome President Associazione Chirurghi Ospedalieri Italiani (ACOI) L. Presenti
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Welcome President elect of
European – African HPB Association (E-AHPBA) C. Bassi
Opening of the Scientific Session
G. Belli
9:30
Main Lecture
Introduction: C. Bassi
Past, present and future of laparoscopic pancreatic resection
L. Fernandez Cruz
9:50 Short literature review of minimal invasive pancreatic resection
A. Belli
HOT TOPICS IN LAPAROSCOPIC PANCREATIC SURGERY
First Half (10.00-11.15)
ChairsC. Bassi
G. De Sena
Getting started in laparoscopic pancreatic surgery:
instruments, trocars, positions, etc. E. Jovine
Laparoscopic pancreatic enucleationL. Fernandez Cruz
Laparoscopic resection for exocrine pancreatic carcinoma
B. Edwin
Laparoscopic distal splenopancreasectomy
A. D’Agostino
Discussion
Panel: M. De Palma, R. Palaia, D. Russello, G. Tufano
11:15 Coffee break
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Second Half (11.30-12.45)
ChairsM. Filauro
M. Montorsi
Laparoscopic distal pancreasectomy with spleen preserving
but not the vessels (Warshaw operation)
M. Piccoli
Laparoscopic pancreatic surgery for big tumors (>6 cm) L. Fernandez Cruz
Economic advantages of laparoscopic pancreatic approach
P. Limongelli
Laparoscopic DCP. Personal and literature experience
F. Corcione
Robotic assisted laparoscopic pancreatic resection:
what does it add?A. Coratti
Discussion
Panel: P. Delrio, N. Di Martino, L. Docimo, G. Rispoli
MINIMALLY INVASIVE TREATMENT
OF CHOLECYSTO-CHOLEDOCAL LITHIASIS
13:45 Lunch
12:45-13.45
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(see page 13)
Video Presentation: How I do it
14.45-17.00
ChairsR. Coppola
G. Romano
Laparoscopic distal pancreatectomy
for pancreatic adenocarcinomaM. Abu Hilal Robotic pancreatoduodenectomyA. Coratti
Laparoscopic Robotic US-guided Removal
of Pancreatic InsulinomaR. Coppola
Distal splenopancretectomy for intrapancreatic spleen
F. Corcione
Panel: S. Canonico, M. De Fazio, G. Ferulano, C. Sassaroli
Main Lecture
Laparoscopic pancreatic resection in the view
of pancreatic surgeonC. Bassi
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Video Presentation: How I do it
ChairsA. Renda
R. Vincenti
“Indian ink guided” laparoscopic pancreatic resection
E. Jovine
Robotic distal pancreatectomyM. Piccoli
Pancreatic mucinous neoplasm and diverticular sigmoiditis.
A single stage laparoscopic treatment
C. Molino
Laparoscopic distal pancreatectomyG. Russo
Panel: V. Landolfi, R. Rea, C. Romano, S. Spiezia
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12:45-13.45 MINIMALLY INVASIVE TREATMENT
OF CHOLECYSTO-CHOLEDOCAL LITHIASIS
ChairsT. Pellegrino
L. Ricciardelli
ModeratorsG. Ioia
C. Migliaccio
Short literature review on minimally invasive treatment
of cholecysto-choledocal lithiasisU. Bracale
Minimally invasive treatment of cholecysto-choledocal lithiasis.
The point of view of the Surgeon
F. Corcione
Minimally invasive treatment of cholecysto-choledocal lithiasis.
The point of view of the surgical endoscopist
G. De Palma
Video Presentation
Totally laparoscopic treatmentD. Papaleo
Laparoscopic rendez-vousA. Pisapia
Invited to the discussion:
A. Braun, M. Cappiello, G. Carbone, E. Cardone, E. Crolla, S. De Franciscis,
D. De Vito, D. Esposito, S. Giugliano, G. Luglio, A. Mottola, L. Montesarchio,
B. Neola, D. Rega, C. Rispoli, F. Russo
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
VENUE
Conference Centre of the University of Naples Federico II
Via Partenope, 36
Naples, Italy
http://www.centrocongressi.unina.it/
REGISTRATION
The registration fee for the workshop is free of charge and include:
- Conference Proceedings
- Attendance at all scientific sessions
- Reception, coffee breaks and lunches
The official language of the workshop is English with simultaneous translation.
SOCIAL EVENTS
The Social Dinner will take place at Hotel Royal Continental in Naples Via Partenope,38/44 on Thursday 22 November (8.30 pm).
TRAVEL INFORMATION
Naples has a international airport well connected with the major airports of Europe and
Italy.
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Please refer to the following information to reach the conference centre:
By train
From the Central Railway Station (Piazza Garibaldi) the Conference Center can be reached by taxi or by public bus.
Please note that all the trains from Rome stop at Piazza Garibaldi Station, connected
to the rest of the city by the Metro Line 2.
Few of the trains from Rome stop at all the three railway stations of Naples: Piazza
Garibaldi, Mergellina and Campi Flegrei.
The Mergellina Station is the closest to the Conference Center. From there the Conference Center can be reached by taxi or by public bus.
For additional information on the national rail transport, please visit the following website:
http://www.ferroviedellostato.it/homepage_en.html
By plane
The International Airport of Capodichino is 9km away from Conference Center. From
the airport two options are available to reach the Conference Center:
• Taxi (the easiest one). The trip takes around 20 min (barring traffic jams).
• Special Alibus service. The bus runs from 6:00 to 23:30. The frequency of the bus is
approximately once every 35min. Tickets may be purchased on board.
Get off at P.zza Municipio stop and reach the Conference Center by walking (distance
~1,7 km) or using public transportation (among others: tram n.1 and n.4: Piazza Vittoria stop; bus n. 152: Via Chiatamone and Riviera di Chiaia stops – see map above).
http://www.portal.gesac.it/portal/page/portal/interne
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FACULTY
Abu Hilal Mohammed (Southampton - UK)
Aldrighetti Luca (Milan)
Ansalone Michele (Naples)
Bassi Claudio (Verona)
Bassi Nicolò (Treviso)
Belli Andrea (Naples)
Belli Giulio (Naples)
Bianco Francesco (Naples)
Bracale Umberto Napoli
Buonanno Maurizio (Benevento)
Calise Fulvio (Naples)
Canonico Silvestro (Naples)
Capussotti Lorenzo (Turin)
Casciola Luciano (Spoleto)
Cillo Umberto (Padova)
Cioffi Luigi (Naples)
Clavien Pierre Alain (Zurich - Switzerland)
Conzo Giovanni (Naples)
Coppola Roberto (Rome)
Coratti Andrea (Grosseto)
Corcione Francesco (Naples)
Crovella Feliciano (Naples)
Dagher Ibrahim (Paris – France)
D’Agostino Alberto (Naples)
De Fazio Marco (Naples)
De Palma Giovanni (Naples)
De Palma Maurizio (Naples)
De Rosa Paride (Salerno)
De Sena Guido (Naples)
De Werra Carlo (Naples)
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Delrio Paolo (Naples)
Di Martino Natale (Naples)
Di Salvo Enrico (Naples)
Docimo Ludovico (Naples)
Edwin Bjørn (Oslo – Norway)
Ettorre Giuseppe Maria (Rome)
Fantini Corrado (Naples)
Fernandez Cruz Laureano (Barcelona – Spain)
Ferrero Alessandro (Turin)
Ferulano Giuseppe (Naples)
Filauro Marco (Genoa)
Giuliante Felice (Rome)
Guadagno Paolo (Naples)
Guglielmi Alfredo (Verona)
Ioia Giovanna (Salerno)
Izzo Francesco (Naples)
Jovine Elio (Bologna)
Landolfi Vincenzo (Solofra)
Limongelli Paolo (Naples)
Maida Pietro (Naples)
Migliaccio Carla (Naples)
Milicevic Miroslav (Belgrade – Serbia)
Molino Carlo (Naples)
Montorsi Marco (Milan)
Nardo Bruno (Cosenza)
Palaia Raffaele (Naples)
Pellegrino Tommaso (Naples)
Piccoli Micaela (Modena)
Pinna Antonio (Bologna)
Presenti Luigi (Olbia)
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Puleo Stefano (Catania)
Rea Roberto (Naples)
Renda Andrea (Naples)
Ricciardelli Luigi (Naples)
Rispoli Gennaro (Naples)
Romano Cosimo (Naples)
Romano Giovanni (Naples)
Russello Domenico (Catania)
Russo Gianluca (Naples)
Salzano de Luna Ferdinando (Caserta)
Santambrogio Roberto (Milan)
Santangelo Michele (Naples)
Santaniello Walter (Naples)
Sassaroli Cinzia (Naples)
Spiezia Stefano (Naples)
Tricarico Annunziato (Naples)
Tricarico Fausto (Foggia)
Troisi Roberto (Ghent – Belgium)
Tufano Giuseppe (Naples)
Vincenti Rodolfo (Naples)
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