The new ESGE Days Postgraduate Course (PGC) is a series of on demand, special educational sessions dedicated to practicing professionals. The PGC is aimed at trainees as well as trained gastroenterologists of all levels. This year we present year one of the two-year curriculum which is divided into four main categories - Upper GI, Lower GI, ERCP and EUS - each with four modules.
This year the PGC is presented in a new, fully augmented way developed for maximum learning potential.
STEP 1: DIGEST AND REQUEST
Two weeks prior to ESGE Days 2023 (from April 5, 2023) all 16 pre-recorded modules are available to delegates.
Whilst digesting, request further information from the experts via the chat function.
Make a note of the date and time of the live PGC meet the expert session, relevant for the module, at ESGE Days.
STEP 2: DISCUSS AND DELVE DEEPER
On site at ESGE Days attend the PGC meet the expert sessions, where the presenters from your module will be available. In these lively, informal, early morning meetings, the answers to your questions will drive the discussion.
Why not add a hands-on training session to complete your augmented learning experience?
STEP 3: REVIEW AND REFRESH
Once the live event is complete, review the modules at home, as well as the sessions that took place on site during our two month on-demand period, (until June 30, 2023).
Diagnosis and characterisation - David Graham, United Kingdom
Resection and ablation techniques - Raf Bisschops, Belgium
Surveillance - Jacques Bergman, Netherlands
Case presentation - Alanna Ebigbo, Germany
Pre-endoscopic assessment - John Morris, United Kingdom
Endoscopic treatment: Needles, clips, powders - Martin Goetz, Germany
Pharmacotherapy - Marianne Udd, Finland
After endotherapy: How to follow-up? - Adrian Stanley, United Kingdom
Benign esophageal strictures - Peter D. Siersema, Netherlands
Malignant esophageal strictures - Manon Spaander, Netherlands
Gastric outlet stenosis/obstruction - Marcel Tantau, Romania
Upper GI tract leaks - Sandra Nagl, Germany
Bleeding - Maria Pellisé Urquiza, Spain
Perforation - Arnaud Lemmers, Belgium
ERCP-EUS related complications - Marianna Arvanitakis, Belgium
Legal issues - Peter Meier, Germany
Pre-procedure considerations - Pierre Deprez, Belgium
Anatomy of the papilla - Theodor Voiosu, Romania
Anatomy and variants of bile and pancreatic ducts - Ulrike Denzer, Germany
Getting the best out of training - Ivo Boskoski, Italy
Altered anatomy situations - Tony Tham, Ireland
Billroth II - Tomáš Hucl, Czech Republic
Enteroscopy-based ERCP - Torsten Beyna, Germany
If cannulation fails: EUS-guided and hybrid techniques - Ilaria Tarantino, Italy
Endoscopic diagnosis - Stefano Francesco Crinò, Italy
Treatment of benign strictures - Paraskevas Gkolfakis, Belgium
Treatment of malignant strictures - Christian Gerges, Germany
EUS-guided and hybrid techniques - Paolo Arcidiacono, Italy
Standard cannulation - Andrea Anderloni, Italy
Sphincterotomy and sphincteroplasty - Jan-Werner Poley, Netherlands
Difficult cannulation and pre-cut - Enrique Perez-Cuadrado-Robles, France
Prevention of post-ERCP pancreatitis - Antonio Facciorusso, Italy
Insertion and progression - John Anderson, United Kingdom
Withdrawal and detection techniques - Monika Ferlitsch, Austria
Preprocedural: Bowel prep and ACO management - Giulio Antonelli, Italy
Key performance measures: The keys to success - Keith Siau, United Kingdom
Diagnosis and classification - Marietta Iacucci, Ireland
The role of endoscopy in surveillance - Raf Bisschops, Belgium
Small bowel endoscopy - Deirdre McNamara, Ireland
Therapeutic endoscopy: Resection and dilation - Alberto Murino, United Kingdom
Morphology - David James Tate, Belgium
Advanced imaging techniques - Evelien Dekker, Netherlands
Histology - Maurice Loughrey, United Kingdom
Case presentation - Mauro Manno, Italy
Toolbox-diathermy settings, snares and injection solutions - Sandra Nagl, Germany
Diminutive/ Small polyps - Michal Kaminski, Poland
Pedunculated polyps - Noriko Suzuki, United Kingdom
Non-pedunculated polyps and basic EMR techniques - Maria Pellisé Urquiza, Spain
Understanding EUS anatomy - László Czakó, Hungary
How to perform linear EUS - Angels Gines, Spain
How to use doppler, contrast, elastography - Andrada Seicean, Romania
How to perform EUS-guided sampling - Andrea Lisotti, Italy
Diagnosis by EUS morphology - Geoffroy Vanbiervliet, France
Which one to puncture? - Antonio Facciorusso, Italy
Role of cyst fluid analysis (cytology, biochemistry and molecular markers) - Maria Chiara Petrone, Italy
Role of ancillary techniques (micro forceps biopsy, CLE) - Rodica Gincul, France
Diagnostic indications - Katarzyna Pawlak, Poland
When do you need FNA/B? - Peter Vilmann, Denmark
Complications and how to avoid them? - Tajana Pavic, Pavic
Key performance measures: The keys to success - Julio Iglesias-Garcia, Spain
EUS-guided drainage for pancreatic fluid collections - Carlo Fabbri, Italy
EUS-guided biliary drainage - Andrea Anderloni, Italy
EUS-guided pancreatic drainage - Pierre Deprez, Belgium
ERCP-EUS Concept: The hybrid techniques - Ilaria Tarantino, Italy
