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For nearly 30 years, advances in minimally invasive surgery have demonstrated several benefits for patients. Robotic surgery has emerged as the most advanced minimally invasive platform, with notable improvements over thoracoscopic surgery, including better illumination, superior dexterity, more versatile stapling technology, and improved energy devices. Over the last two decades in the evolution of robotic surgery, several techniques of practice standardization have been explored.
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To give surgeons the opportunity to use anatomical training models to perform robotic radical prostatectomy, robotic partial nephrectomy and robotic nephrectomy
- To allow surgeons to attend live surgery cases performed by experts in their regular operating environment
- To determine the standards of operative techniques demonstrating robotic radical prostatectomy, robotic partial nephrectomy, robotic radical nephrectomy and robotic cystectomy using lectures and pre-recorded live procedures
COURSE DIRECTOR
T. Piechaud (F)
FACULTY
CC. Abbou (FR) - O. Alenda (FR) - F. Annino (IT) - R. Coelho (BR) - S. Crivellaro (US) - A. De La Taille (FR) - F. Gaboardi (IT) - R. Gaston (FR) - JL. Hoepffner (FR) - G. Kyriakou (GR) - L. Lopez (FR) - E. Mandron (FR) - A. Mejean (FR) - C. Saussine (FR) - C. Vaessen (FR)
TRAINERS
R. Atme (LB) - M. Oderda (IT) - P. Ramirez (ES)
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To cover a broad spectrum of surgical procedures in robotic colorectal surgery
- To provide indications for robotic surgical treatments and discuss operative complications
- To highlight technical aspects of robotic surgical interventions through the broadcasting of live procedures
- To allow real-time discussion between operators and trainee surgeons
- To provide hands-on sessions to improve skills in robotic surgery through practice on anatomical specimens under expert tutorial
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Interactive theoretical and video sessions between Faculty and course participants
- Live and pre-recorded operative demonstrations
- Practical training on anatomical specimens on technical platform with robotic systems
TARGET AUDIENCE
Surgeons
COURSE DIRECTOR
J. Marescaux (FR - RW)
FACULTY PANEL
G. Choi (KR) - A. Forgione (IT) - S.-H. Kim (KR) - D. Koh (SG) - A. Melani (BR) - J. Okuda (JP) - E. Parra Davila (US) - A. Parvaiz (GB) - L. Romagnolo (BR) - P. Sylla (US)
COURSE OBJECTIVES & HIGHLIGHTS
- to describe the latest practices in standardization of common and complex robotic thoracic procedures
- to provide a primer in building of robotic surgical teams
- to emphasize non-technical skills that are important in developing a robotic thoracic program
- to provide an opportunity for networking and interactions between trainees and experts
- to share ideas and experiences in developing and advancing robotic thoracic programs
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- Full immersion in outstanding facilities
- Interactive theoretical and video sessions between Faculty and course participants
- 2 half days robotic surgery training and practice on live tissue + cadavers if option C is chosen, including the latest generation of da Vinci® robotic systems
COURSE DIRECTORS
J.M. Baste (FR)
W.C. Hanna (CA)
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To cover a broad spectrum of surgical procedures in robotic bariatric surgery
- To provide indications for surgical treatment and discuss operative complications
- To highlight technicalities of robotic surgical interventions through the broadcasting of live procedures
- To allow real-time discussion between the operators and the surgeon trainees
- To provide hands-on sessions to improve skills in robotic surgery through practice on anatomical specimens under expert tutorial
- To describe postoperative clinical results and practical applications of evidence-based clinical medicine
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Interactive theoretical and video session between faculty and course participants
- Live and pre-recorded operative demonstrations
- Training on anatomical specimens under expert tutorial
TARGET AUDIENCE
Digestive surgeons
COURSE DIRECTOR
J. Marescaux (FR, RW)
FACULTY PANEL
L. Brunaud (FR), A. d'Urso (IT), L. Katz (US), K. Kim (US), L.A. Vieira d'Almeida (BR), M. Vix (FR)
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To identify the specific robotic platform components, settings, and features required to safely use and operate the robotic surgical platform
- To understand the proper robotic platform in the preoperative set-up for upper GI surgery
- To understand and replicate the critical surgical steps for the safe and effective use of the robotic platform in upper GI surgery
- To define the role of the robot in the current esophageal and gastric surgery practice
- To appreciate the strengths and weaknesses of this emerging field
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Lectures with interactive discussions between participants and Faculty members
- Interactive sessions with operating surgeons during live surgery
- Video-based discussion sessions with Q&A
- Robotic surgery training and practice on simulators and anatomical specimens including the latest generation of robotic systems
INTERNATIONAL FACULTY PANEL
I. Broeders NL - Y.K. Chao TW - B. Dallemagne BE - H. Fuchs DE - W.J. Hyung KR - S. Perretta IT - J.P. Ruurda NL - R. Van Hillegersberg NL
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- To cover a broad spectrum of surgical procedures in robotic colorectal surgery
- To provide indications for robotic surgical treatments and discuss operative complications
- To highlight technical aspects of robotic surgical interventions through the broadcasting of live procedures
- To allow real-time discussion between operators and trainee surgeons
- To provide hands-on sessions to improve skills in robotic surgery through practice on anatomical specimens under expert tutorial
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Interactive theoretical and video sessions between Faculty and course participants
- Live and pre-recorded operative demonstrations
- Practical training on anatomical specimens on technical platform with robotic systems
TARGET AUDIENCE
Surgeons
COURSE DIRECTOR
J. Marescaux (FR - RW)
FACULTY PANEL
TBD
COURSE OBJECTIVES
At the end of this course, participants will be able:
- to identify the specific robotic platform components, settings and features required to safely use and operate the robotic surgical platform
- to understand the proper robotic platform pre operative set-up for pancreatic surgery
- to define the role of robotics in current pancreatic surgery practice
- to appreciate the strengths and weaknesses of the evidencebased practice in this emerging field
- to provide hands-on sessions to improve skills in robotic surgery through practice on anatomical specimens under expert tutorial
EDUCATIONAL METHODS
- Lectures and pre-recorded operative demonstrations with interactive discussions between participants and faculty members
- Video-based discussion sessions with Q&A
- Training on anatomical specimens on technical platform with robotic systems
TARGET AUDIENCE
Digestive surgeons, HPB
and liver surgeons, laparoscopic surgeons
COURSE DIRECTOR
J. Marescaux F.
FACULTY PANEL
C.N. Tang HK - H. Asbun US - P. Pessaux FR
THURSDAY APRIL 22
07.45am Registration and welcoming of participants
08.00am
For OPTION A and OPTION C (Group 2)
THEORETICAL SESSION:
- Robotic radical prostatectomy: general principles, step by step procedure, ways of access
- Robotic partial nephrectomy: general principles, extraperitoneal - transperitoneal ways
LIVE OR PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATION (DEPENDING ON CASES)
- Robotic partial nephrectomy
- Robotic radical nephrectomy
01.00pm Lunch at the Institute
02.00pm
For OPTION A and OPTION C (Group 2)
LIVE OR PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATION (DEPENDING ON CASES)
- Robotic prostatectomy
- Robotic prostatocystectomy
- Robotic female pelvectomy and Bricker urinary diversion
THEORETICAL SESSION:
- Technical principles of robotic prostatocystectomy and lymphadenectomy
- Technical principles of robotic pelvectomy and lymphadenectomy
- Technical principles of robotic neobladder in male
- Principles of robotic Bricker diversion
06.00pm
End of session
08.30pm
Dinner in honor of participants
08.00am
For OPTION C (Group 1)ROBOTIC TRAINING ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS
- Robotic partial nephrectomy
- Robotic total nephrectomy
01.00pm Lunch at the Institute
02.00pm
For OPTION C (Group 1)ROBOTIC TRAINING ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS
- Robotic radical prostatectomy
- Robotic cystectomy
- Robotic urinary divertion
06.00pm
End of session
08.30pm
Dinner in honor of participants
FRIDAY APRIL 23
07.45am Registration and welcoming of participants
08.00am
For OPTION A and OPTION C (Group 1)
THEORETICAL SESSION:
- Robotic radical prostatectomy: general principles, step by step procedure, ways of access
- Robotic partial nephrectomy: general principles, extraperitoneal - transperitoneal ways
LIVE OR PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATION (DEPENDING ON CASES)
- Robotic partial nephrectomy
- Robotic radical nephrectomy
01.00pm Lunch at the Institute
02.00pm
For OPTION A and OPTION C (Group 1)
LIVE OR PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATION (DEPENDING ON CASES)
- Robotic prostatectomy
- Robotic prostatocystectomy
- Robotic female pelvectomy and Bricker urinary diversion
THEORETICAL SESSION:
- Technical principles of robotic prostatocystectomy and lymphadenectomy
- Technical principles of robotic pelvectomy and lymphadenectomy
- Technical principles of robotic neobladder in male
- Principles of robotic Bricker diversion
06.00pm
End of session
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08.00am
For OPTION C (Group 2)ROBOTIC TRAINING ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS
- Robotic partial nephrectomy
- Robotic total nephrectomy
01.00pm Lunch at the Institute
02.00pm
For OPTION C (Group 2)ROBOTIC TRAINING ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS
- Robotic radical prostatectomy
- Robotic cystectomy
- Robotic urinary divertion
06.00pm
End of session
SATURDAY APRIL 24
08.15am Registration and welcoming of participants
08.30am
For OPTION A and OPTION C
THEORETICAL SESSION - TAKE HOME MESSAGE:
Ideal placement of trocars:
- Extraperitoneal radical prostatectomy
- Transperitoneal nephrectomy
Patient position and port placement for radical prostatectomy and partial nephrectomy
Synthesis of robotic partial nephrectomy:
- Way of access, technical principles
- Surgical treatment of kidney tumors: Should we go full robotic? Is there still room for open or laparoscopic surgery?
Synthesis of robotic radical prostatectomy:
- Extensive lymphadenectomy: Robotic technique indications
- First posterior access, technique of anastomosis
- Robotic radical prostatectomy by posterior approach: Bocciardi approach
- Antegrade robotic radical prostatectomy: step by step standardized technique
Synthesis of robotic cystectomy:
- Robotic prostatocystectomy and pelvectomy points of technique
- Robotic cystectomy urinary diversion
12.30pm
Conclusion
01.00pm Lunch at the Institute
01.30pm
End of course
Delivery of certificates of attendance
TUESDAY
7.45 am Registration and welcoming of participants8.00 am
LIVE AND PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
- Robotic platform - How it works
- Troubleshooting and complications specific to the robot set-up
- Robotic approach for right colectomy
- Robotic approach for transverse colectomy
- Robotic approach for splenic flexure
- Robotic approach for left colectomy
- Robotic approach for TME
- Robotic single port for transanal surgery
- ICG in colorectal surgery
- Complications and how to avoid them
12.00 pm Lunch at the Institute
1.00 pm
PRACTICE ON VIRTUAL SIMULATORS
- Basic functioning of the machine
- Camera control, clutching and switching between the arms
- Basic grasping and transfer
- Needle control, suturing and knot tying
- Clipping, energy and dissection
3.00 pm
PRACTICE ON PELVIC TRAINERS
- How to set up the machine
- How to control camera, operative arm
- How to control the fourth arm
- Suturing, clip applying
- How to perform an ex-vivo bowel anastomosis
WEDNESDAY
8.45 am Evaluation of the previous day9.00 am
PRACTICE ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS - PART I
- Right colectomy with intracorporeal anastomosis
- Left colectomy with splenic flexure mobilization
- Total Mesorectal Excision - TME
1.00 pm Lunch at the Institute
2.00 pm
- Right colectomy with intracorporeal anastomosis
- Left colectomy with splenic flexure mobilization
- Total Mesorectal Excision - TME
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 9
FOR OPTION B AND OPTION C
7.45 AM Registration and welcoming of participants
8.00 AM Didactic lectures
- History and Development of Robotic Surgery
- Robotic Anatomic Lung Resection
- Review of Literature
- Standard Robotic Lobectomy (5 lobectomies)
- Segmentectomy and Complex Image-Guided Segmental Resection
- Advanced and Complex Procedures: Sleeve Resections, Pancoast Tumors
- Review of Literature
- Robotic Resection of Anterior Mediastinal Tumors
- Review of Literature
- Thymectomy for Myasthenia Gravis
- Thymectomy for Early-Stage Thymoma
- Thymectomy for Advanced-Stage Thymoma
12.30 PM Lunch at the institute
FOR OPTION B AND OPTION C
1.30 PM Hands-on training on live tissue (mini-pigs)
Two to three trainees paired with an expert on a training robot to perform pulmonary lobectomy and thymectomy
6.00 PM End of the session
FOR OPTION B AND OPTION C
1.30 PM Hands-on training on live tissue (mini-pigs)
Two to three trainees paired with an expert on a training robot to perform pulmonary lobectomy and thymectomy
6.00 PM End of the session
8.00 PM Dinner in honor of the participants
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10
FOR OPTION B AND OPTION C
7.45 AM Evaluation of the previous day
8.00 AM Didactic lectures
- Robotic Resection of Middle and Posterior Mediastinal Tumors
- Robotic Esophagectomy: different approaches
- Robotic Training
- Technical skills
- Educational and Evaluation Models
- Safety and Performance Measurement
- Non-Technical Skills in Robotic Surgery
- Data Collection and Quality Improvement Initiatives
- CRM in Robotic Surgery
- Research and Innovation in Robotic Thoracic Surgery
- Medico-economic evaluation
- New instruments and Future Innovations
- New and Emerging Robotic Platforms
FOR OPTION B
1.30 PM Hands-on training on live tissue (mini-pigs)
FOR OPTION C
1.30 PM Hands-on training on cadavers
Two to three trainees paired with an expert on a training robot to perform pulmonary lobectomy and thymectomy
6.00 PM End of the course
Delivery of certificates of attendance
Robotic Bariatric Surgery Advanced Course: COURSE PROGRAM
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30
7.45 am Registration and welcoming of participants8.00 am For Option A and C
LIVE AND PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
* Robotic sleeve gastrectomy
* Robotic gastric bypass
* Robotic redo surgery
1.00 pm Lunch at the Institute
(Option A: afternoon free)
TRAINING ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS
* Robotic sleeve gastrectomy
* Robotic gastric bypass
* Robotic SADI-S technique (single anastomosis duodenoileal bypass-sleeve)
8.00 pm Dinner in honor of participants
FRIDAY OCTOBER 1
7.45 am Evaluation of the previous day8.00 am For Option A and C
THEORETICAL SESSION-LECTURES
* Robotics in obesity surgery
* Robotic sleeve gastrectomy: technique and pitfalls
* Robotic gastric bypass step by step
* Robotic biliopancreatic diversion (BPD) or SADI-S technique
* Robotic is the future of bariatric/metabolic procedures
* Benefits of the robotic platform in revisional surgery
* Robotic conversion of sleeve gastrectomy to gastric bypass
11.00 am
CLINICAL CASES
CLINICAL CASES
* Robotic bypass in superobese patients
* Robotic approach for gastrogastric fistula after Capella procedure
* Superobese patients with steatohepatitis and cirrhosis: stapling the bougie in a robotic sleeve gastrectomy
* Robotic gastrogastric fistula after gastric bypass
* Robotic accidental fundojejunostomy
* Challenging robotic bariatric surgery
* Robotic approach for gastrogastric fistula after Capella procedure
* Superobese patients with steatohepatitis and cirrhosis: stapling the bougie in a robotic sleeve gastrectomy
* Robotic gastrogastric fistula after gastric bypass
* Robotic accidental fundojejunostomy
* Challenging robotic bariatric surgery
Delivery of certificates of attendance for option A
(Option A: afternoon free)
TRAINING ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS
* Robotic sleeve gastrectomy
* Robotic gastric bypass
* Robotic SADI-S technique
6.30 pm
End of session
Delivery of certificates of attendance for option C
THURSDAY
7.45 am
FOR OPTION A, B and C
Registration and welcoming of participants8.00 amINTRODUCTION
- "Anatomy" of a surgical robot
- Principles of ports placement and docking: abdominal and thoracic approaches
- Robotic instruments and energy tools
- Principles of ports placement and docking: abdominal and thoracic approaches
- Robotic instruments and energy tools
LIVE OR PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATION
- Robotic gastrectomy
THEORETICAL SESSION
How to do? Video-based discussion- Robotic anti-reflux surgery
- Robotic Heller myotomy
- Robotic gastric conduit formation
- Robotic Heller myotomy
- Robotic gastric conduit formation
- Anastomoses techniques in robotic gastrectomy
- Robotic fluorescence-guided gastric surgery1.00 pm Lunch at the Institute
2.00 pmOPTION C: HANDS-ON TRAINING ON HUMAN CADAVERS: ABDOMEN
OPTION B: HANDS-ON TRAINING ON ROBOTIC SIMULATORS: ABDOMEN
OPTION A: AFTERNOON FREE
- Fundoplication
- Heller myotomy
- Gastric mobilization- D2 lymphadenectomy
- Creation of gastric tube
- Gastrectomy
6.30 pm End of the session
8.00 pm Dinner in honor of participants
FRIDAY
7.45 amFOR OPTION A, B and CEvaluation of the previous day
8.00 amLIVE OR PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATION
- Robotic esophagectomy: thoracic phase
THEORETICAL SESSION
How to do? Video-based discussion
- Extended and total 2 fields lymphadenectomy in robotic esophagectomy
- Anastomotic techniques in robotic esophagectomy
- Robotic fluorescence-guided esophageal surgery
How to do? Video-based discussion
- Extended and total 2 fields lymphadenectomy in robotic esophagectomy
- Anastomotic techniques in robotic esophagectomy
- Robotic fluorescence-guided esophageal surgery
- Robotic esophageal diverticulectomy and myotomy
- Robotic transhiatal esophagectomy
CURRENT EVIDENCE OF THE ROLE OF ROBOTICS IN UPPER GI SURGERY
2.00 pmOPTION B & C: HANDS-ON TRAINING ON HUMAN CADAVERS: ABDOMEN - THORAX
OPTION A: AFTERNOON FREE
- Esophageal mobilization- Extended lymphadenectomy
- Thoracic anastomosis (hand-sewn/stapled)
- Gastrectomy
- Fundoplication
6.30 pm End of the course
Delivery of certificates of attendance
TUESDAY
7.45 am Registration and welcoming of participants8.00 am
LIVE AND PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
- Robotic platform - How it works
- Troubleshooting and complications specific to the robot set-up
- Robotic approach for right colectomy
- Robotic approach for transverse colectomy
- Robotic approach for splenic flexure
- Robotic approach for left colectomy
- Robotic approach for TME
- Robotic single port for transanal surgery
- ICG in colorectal surgery
- Complications and how to avoid them
12.00 pm Lunch at the Institute
1.00 pm
PRACTICE ON VIRTUAL SIMULATORS
- Basic functioning of the machine
- Camera control, clutching and switching between the arms
- Basic grasping and transfer
- Needle control, suturing and knot tying
- Clipping, energy and dissection
3.00 pm
PRACTICE ON PELVIC TRAINERS
- How to set up the machine
- How to control camera, operative arm
- How to control the fourth arm
- Suturing, clip applying
- How to perform an ex-vivo bowel anastomosis
WEDNESDAY
8.45 am Evaluation of the previous day9.00 am
PRACTICE ON ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS - PART I
- Right colectomy with intracorporeal anastomosis
- Left colectomy with splenic flexure mobilization
- Total Mesorectal Excision - TME
1.00 pm Lunch at the Institute
2.00 pm
- Right colectomy with intracorporeal anastomosis
- Left colectomy with splenic flexure mobilization
- Total Mesorectal Excision - TME
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15
7.45 am Registration and welcoming of participantsFOR OPTION A and C
8.00 am PRE-RECORDED OPERATIVE DEMONSTRATION
- Robotic distal pancreatectomy
- Robotic central pancreatectomy
- Robotic pancreaticoduodenectomy
How to do?
Video-based discussion
- Basic principles in robotic pancreatic surgery
- Tips and tricks in robotic pancreatic surgery
- Are there limits in robotic pancreatectomy?
Delivery of certificates of attendance for OPTION A
2.00 pm FOR OPTION C
(OPTION A: afternoon free )
- Robotic distal pancreatectomy
- Robotic pancreaticoduodenectomy
6.30 pm End of the seminar
Delivery of certificates of attendance for OPTION C