INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY
FOR DIGESTIVE SURGERY
an Integrated Society of the International Society of Surgery ISS/SIC
WEBINAR SERIES
Saturday at the Movies
The International Society for Digestive Surgery hosts a monthly webinar series on practical digestive surgery issues, including clinical and basic science topics. These webinars feature prominent speakers and allow participants to gather the latest information on relevant topics.
Saturday at the Movies will be on monthly for a one-hour session.
Registration
Participation is FREE for members and non-members alike. Leave your contact, and you won't miss any edition of "Saturday at the Movies."
Invited moderators and speakers
The following button links to guidelines and templates to be used for recording sessions.
Scientific Program
08 May
Minoru Tanabe
Japan
Matthew Walsh
USA
Go Wakabayashi
Japan
Tan To Cheung
Hong Kong SAR
HPB benign
Moderator: Matthew Walsh, USA
How to prevent bile duct injuries
Minoru Tanabe, Japan
Management of bile duct injuries diagnosed during lap chole
Go Wakabayashi, Japan
Immediate or delayed repair of bile duct injuries after lap chole
Tan To Cheung, Hong Kong SAR
The webinar will be available to watch at any time. The release is 08 May, 9 am CET.
10 April
Volha Raznitsyna Belarus
Francisco Schlottmann Argentina
Marco G. Patti
USA
Fernando A. Herbella
Brazil
Esophageal motility disorders (achalasia and other named disorders)
Moderators: Francisco Schlottmann, Argentina
Volha Raznitsyna, Belarus
Diagnostic evaluation
Francisco Schlottmann, Argentina
Treatment of achalasia: POEM vs laparoscopic myotomy
Marco G. Patti, USA
Chicago classification 4 and other motility disorders
Fernando A. Herbella, Brazil
The webinar will be available to watch at any time. The release is 10 April, 9 am CET.
Save the date - upcoming webinars
05.06.2021 Lower GI benign
03.07.2021 Hernia 1
07.08.2021 Gastroesophageal reflux and hiatal hernias
04.09.2021 HPB malignant
02.10.2021 Lower GI malignant
06.11.2021 Bariatric
04.12.2021 Upper GI tumor board
08.01.2022 HPB transplant
05.02.2022 Lower GI: anorectal
05.03.2022 Hernia 2