Conference announcement

Semi-LiveState-of-the-Art Surgical Procedures in Urologic Oncology, Reconstruction and Stones

January 29th – 31st, 2015

German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) Communication Center

Semi-Live

Venue

German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ)Communication CenterIm Neuenheimer Feld 280 · 69120 Heidelberg, Germany

Registration

You can either register online: www.semi-live2015.com or by fax: +49 (0)611 204809-10

Conference fee: EUR 350,–

Registration includes:

• Admission to the scientific sessions

• Conference material

• Coffee breaks & lunch

• Social event at the »Kulturbrauerei«

CME

The program has been submitted to the EACCME for accreditation of certified medical education (CME).

Event organization

med publico GmbH Hagenauer Straße 53 · D-65203 Wiesbadeninfo@med-publico.com · www.med-publico.com

Conference organization

wikonect GmbHHagenauer Straße 53 · D-65203 Wiesbadenphone: +49 (0)611 204809-15 · fax: +49 (0)611 204809-10e-mail: info@wikonect.de · www.wikonect.de

See www.semi-live2015.com for further information and download material.

Scientific Direction

Markus Hohenfellner Dogu TeberHeidelberg University Hospital Heidelberg University Hospital

Sponsors

Patrons

Copyright

med publico GmbHHagenauer Straße 53 · D-65203 Wiesbaden info@med-publico.com · www.med-publico.com

The Conference is supported by

The following companies disclose their support in accordance with the FSA Code or with internal transparency rules:Amgen GmbH (5,000 euros), Astellas Pharma GmbH (5,000 euros), Bayer HealthCare AG (5,000 euros), Glaxo-Smith-Kline GmbH & Co. KG (2,500 euros), Ipsen Pharma GmbH (3,000 euros), Janssen-Cilag GmbH (7,500 euros), Lilly Deutschland GmbH (4,000 euros), Pfizer Deutschland GmbH (5,000 euros), Roche Pharma AG (1,500 euros), Takeda (17,000 euros). The support entitles companies to a mention on the printed materials and an exhibition stand at the event. For more details see www.semi-live2015.com.

Semi-Live

Dear Colleagues,

We cordially invite you to participate in the Semi-Live 2015 symposium. The concept of Semi-Live brings about a new mode of interaction between speakers and their audience. Carefully recorded and edited videos will be narrated to the participants live by the surgeon himself.

Semi-Live 2015

• focuses on contemporary state-of-the-art urologic procedures for complex and standard indications. Additionally, topics such as intestinal anastomosis and intraabdominal vascular repair techniques are covered as important urological tools.

• brings together some of the most internationally recognized surgeons. They will present anatomical landmarks, access strategies, important steps, elegant tricks, pitfalls and complication management in an intense, live setting.

• is supplemented by a hands-on work shop. A limited number of participants may receive practical training in essential laparoscopic and robotic techniques.

We are very much looking forward to welcoming you to Heidelberg.

Best regards on behalf of the organizing committee,

Dogu Teber Markus Hohenfellner

Workshops Conference Program

Friday, January 30th, 2015

09:30 Welcome Markus Hohenfellner, Indebir S. Gill, Vito PansadoroDogu Teber, Xu Zhang

Moderators: Ralph Clayman, Mohamed Ghonheim, Richard Gaston, Vito Pansadoro

10:00 Access and landmarks in laparoscopic and robotic kidney surgery, step-by-step · Jens Rassweiler

10:30 Robotic partial nephrectomy, Part I tips and tricks in the reduction of ischemia time, step-by-step · Jens-Uwe Stolzenburg

11:00 Laparascopic retroperitoneoscopic partial nephrectomy, Part II Reconstruction of the kidney after tumor resection · Xu Zhang

11:30 Perfect laparoscopic adrenalectomy · Levent Türkeri

12:00 Lunch break and exhibition

Moderators: Richard Hautmann, Ashutosh Tewari, Peter Albers, Jens Rassweiler

13:00 Robotic partial nephrectomy, vessel control and recon - struction of the kidney after tumor resection · Indebir S. Gill

13:30 Partial nephrectomy with intraoperative perfusion and cooling of the kidney · Jürgen Gschwend

14:00 Cryotherapy of kidney tumors · Pilar Laguna

14:30 Laparoscopic management of vascular injuries duringlaparoscopic nephrectomy · Renaud Bollens

15:00 DynaCT-navigated laparoscopic partial nephrectomy Dogu Teber

15:30 Coffee break and exhibition

Moderators: Christian Schwentner, Christian Chaussy, Mahesh Desai, Daohu Wang

16:30 The perfect TUR-P · Vito Pansadoro

17:00 Endoscopically guided PCNL · Ralph Clayman

17:30 PCNL upper calyx access · Mahesh Desai

18:00 The “perfect” ESWL · Christian Chaussy

Saturday, January 31st, 2015

Moderators: Mohamed Ghoneim, Jesco Pfitzenmaier, Xu Zhang, Jens-Uwe Stolzenburg

09:00 Perineal radical prostatectomy – initial approach and important steps · Hansjörg Keller

09:30 Robotic prostatectomy – nerve-sparing · Ashutosh Tewari

10:00 Robotic prostatectomy – posterior access · Aldo Bocciardi

10:30 Robotic prostatectomy – bladder neck · Richard Gaston

11:00 Robotic prostatectomy – apical dissection · Vito Pansadoro

11:30 Robotic prostatectomy – advanced dorsal approach · Markus Hohenfellner

12:00 Lunch break and exhibition

Moderators: Arnulf Stenzl, Jürgen Gschwend, Christian Gilfrich, Levent Türkeri

13:00 Nerve-sparing cystectomy · George Thalmann

13:30 Laparoscopic cystectomy (Diversion-Part) · Christian Schwentner

14:00 Different types of bowel anastomoses · Markus Büchler

14:30 Coffee break and exhibition

Moderators: Markus Hohenfellner, Pilar Laguna, George Thalmann, Markus Büchler

15:00 Replacement of the ureter with ileum · Mohamed Ghoneim

15:30 Continent cutaneous diversion · Mohamed Ghoneim

16:00 Ileocecal pouch · Alexander Lampel

16:30 The neobladder · Richard Hautmann

17:00 Female neobladder · Arnulf Stenzl

17:30 RLA – post-chemotherapy · Peter Albers

18:00 Technical tips in vascular reconstructions · Alexander Hyhlik-Dürr

Thursday, January 29th 2015

Additional in-depth knowledge can be gained by workshops with hands-on training in the most widely used laparoscopic urological techniques on Thursday, 29th January.

There are a limited number of places available which will be assigned on a first comes, first served basis.

Course Objectives

• To describe all basic principles used in laparoscopic urology (instruments, materials, approaches)

• To provide hands-on training to learn or improve performance in the most widely-used laparoscopic urological techniques

• To describe laparascopic complications and provide training in their potential management

Topics

• Partial nephrectomy – zero ischemia technique – different suturing techniques

(V-Loc versus Hem-o-Lok technique)

• Application of ischemia (bulldog clamp vs. tourniquet)

• Laparoscopic pyeloplasty

• Laparoscopic Boari/Psoas Hitch

• Laparoscopic vessel approach (complication management: bleeding from the V. cava)