Nottingham 3rd Upper GI Endoscopy Day & 12th Barrett's Endotherapy CourseInfo Location Attendee Categories Contact More Info Event Information
DescriptionWe will be hosting this coming June our 3rd Upper GI Endoscopy Education & Training Day and 12th Barrett's Endotherapy course. This is starting to become the main endoscopy event in Nottingham, a course which keeps growing every year, but still small enough to offer the delegates attending the opportunity to directly interact with world renowned experts in a very relaxed and informal atmosphere. We are very pleased to have the largest panel of experts than ever before, with top interventional endoscopists from the UK, Europe, Australia and Japan. You can check all relevant details in the course website below. This will be regularly updated with any additional relevant information including registration options. https://www.nottinghamendotherapy.org/
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Attendee CategoriesNUH Delegate -Wednesday & Thursday attendance
Additional ItemsContactFor details of this event please email Cancellation Policy A full refund will be available for cancellations up to the 26th May 2024. Thereafter no refunds are available. If you need to cancel, please email your request to the event organiser. More InformationWith our Upper GI Endoscopy Day we are aiming again to increase awareness of early detection of Upper GI neoplasia. We will talk about quality in Upper GI Endoscopy and also covering all the basic aspects of endoscopic diagnosis of early neoplasia in the Upper GI tract, use of advanced imaging techniques, lesion recognition & assessment, decision-making process and interventional endoscopy treatment options. There will be also space to discuss about emerging areas in the field, including artificial intelligence, third space endoscopy or endoscopic treatment for acid-reflux disease. On the last two days we will have our classic Barrett's Endotherapy Course, which is coming to its 12th edition this year. This will be again in the format of interesting debates along with some very practical lectures about selected topics in the Barrett's endotherapy field . As always, we will also have live cases from our endoscopy unit, teaching video sessions on how to diagnose, resect and ablate early Barrett's neoplasia. On the last day you will have the chance to practice during our popular hands-on training workshops with ex-vivo animal models and also participate in small group interactive sessions to discuss real day-to-day cases with our group of experts. | |||||||||||||||