Video: Symposium on Ileal Pouch Disorders 9/2021

jan15Member

This excellent symposium--“The First Annual Dr. Victor Fazio Symposium in Diagnosis and Management of Ileal Pouch Disorders”--was held 17 and 18 Sept 2021. Links to the two half day discussions are listed below, as is the agenda. The symposium is intended for medical practitioners and for patients, so please do not think it will be only medical terms beyond your grasp.

I did not zoom into all of the presentations so can't list all the topics covered. However, I know Dr. Kiran talked about K-Pouch construction in Friday's first session, and Pouchitis and treatment was in that same day's second presentation. Much more.

There will be another symposium within a year. There is no charge. A wonderful way to honor Dr. Fazio! Be well, Jan

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WEBINAR September 17, 2021: Ileal Pouch Disorders Symposium

WEBINAR September 18, 2021: Ileal Pouch Disorders Symposium

AGENDA

Friday, September 17

1:00 PM - 1:05 PM

Welcome Remarks

Bo Shen, MD & Ravi Kiran, MD NYP/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, NYC

1:05 PM - 2:20 PM

Session I: Pouch Construction & Perioperative Care

2:40 PM - 4:20 PM

Session II: Inflammatory Disorders of the Pouch

4:40 PM - 5:00 PM

Exhibit Hall/ Break

Saturday, September 18

8:55 AM - 9:00 AM

Welcome Remarks

Bo Shen, MD & P. Ravi Kiran, MD NYP/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, NYC

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Session III: Structural, Functional, & Neoplastic Disorders of the Pouch

12:00 PM - 12:10 PM

Closing Remarks

Ravi Kiran, MD, James Church, MD & Bo Shen, MD NYP/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, NYC

9/27/215:03 PM

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marzMember

Thanks for posting the link.

Very well done seminar. I actually saw Dr. Shen a few days before the seminar for my scope and he told me about it. I actually understood quite a bit of the different talks. I guess having a pouch for 20 yrs and having been on almost every med (mentioned) for pouchitis gave me an advantage!! (not really an advantage I would choose)

Dr Shen is really amazing. He also told me how he gathered 37 GI docs to collaborate a document that insurance companies will use for prescribing and covering different drugs for IBD. Dr Shen is very happy at Columbia, since he said Cleveland Clinic was losing all his surgeons. (several are at Columbia, which is why he is there) He has gathered a wonderful team for scopes and his nurse, Abby even commutes from CLe. to NY. (twice a month)

If you have any questions about going to NY to see Dr. Shen, please post your questions.

9/30/2110:13 PM

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AMBMember

Just found this post. Thank you so much for posting it. I'd seen the post for the up-coming January program, have that on my calendar and shared it with my local GI group. Educated patients are important partners in their own care, but including them in medical programs at this level is rare. What a great program Columbia has developed.

12/21/218:09 AM

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KushamiMember

Thank you for posting this! I am just watching it now to see whether they mention my rare complication.

2/12/238:49 PM

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