There will be a live program available across the 3 days, click on each tab to view.
As we are a truly global event, we have structured the ‘live’ sessions to suit a different region/time zone on each day. All ‘live’ sessions will also be made available on demand.
In addition to this there will be over 300 on demand oral presentations, 250 videos and 1,200 poster presentations. Further details of the ‘on demand’ content will be available shortly.
Program
FRIDAY 27 NOVEMBER
Friday's program is scheduled within the (Vietnam) GMT+7 timezone. The GMT+7 start and finish time of the Friday program have been converted into your local timezone (based on your device) below:Time converter at worldtimebuddy.com
11:45-12:00 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
Opening Session Congress opening |
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12:00 - 13:30 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
SYM01: Surgical Challenges during the Liver Transplant Operation
Chairs: Taizo Hibi, Japan & Wojciech Polak, Netherlands Portal Vein Thrombosis Grade 4, Alternatives to Establish Portal Flow to the Graft Prashant Bhangui, India Techniques to Re-establish Arterial Flow in the Graft in Recipient Hepatic Artery Dissections Henrik Petrowsky, Switzerland Alternative Approaches to the Difficult IVC Naimish Mehta, India Live Discussion |
SYM02: Tackling Specific Intraoperative Challenges
Chairs: Helmut Friess, Germany & Christian Toso, Switzerland High Risk Pancreas Anastomosis Roberto Salvia, Italy Discovery of Coeliac Artery Stenosis during Whipple Procedure Sean Burmeister, South Africa Poor Portal Flow after Liver Reperfusion in Liver Transplantation Erin Maynard, United States Cava/Suprahepatic Bleeding in Complex Laparoscopic Liver Resection Claudius Conrad, United States Oversize Liver Graft in Pediatric Liver Transplantation Mohamed Rela, India Complex Portal Reconstructions in HPB Surgery Hugo Pinto Marques, Portugal Surgery in Complicated Hydatid Cyst with Biliary Rupture Mohsen Aliakbarian, Iran Unexpected Vascular Problems during Laparoscopic Pancreatoduodenectomy Igor Khatkov, Russian Federation Live Discussion |
SYM03: IHPBA Meets ILLS: Update on Laparoscopic Liver Resection
Chairs: Daniel Cherqui, France & Go Wakabayashi, Japan How Registries Improve Quality Luca Aldrighetti, Italy Segments 1-9 Ho-Seong Han, Korea Technical Aspects of Major Hepatectomy Goro Honda, Japan Live Discussion |
SYM04: Acute Cholecystitis
Chairs: Elijah Dixon, Canada & Steven Strasberg, United States Preoperative and Intraoperative Radiological Assessment Philip de Reuver, Netherlands Human Factors in Preventing Bile Duct Injuries Sven Jonas, Germany Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy in Complicated Gall Stone Disease – Defining and Documenting the Critical View of Safety Nilesh Doctor, India Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy in the Complex Patient Arthur Richardson, Australia Live Discussion |
13:30-13:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
13:45-14:30 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
KN01: Is it Possible to Cure Pancreas Cancer in the Era of Precision Medicine?
Chair: Martin Smith, South Africa Introduction Norihiro Kokudo, Japan Is it Possible to Cure Pancreas Cancer in the Era of Precision Medicine? Sang Jae Park, Korea Live Discussion |
KN02: Approach to Management of Colorectal Liver Metastasis in 2020
Chair: Kiyoshi Hasegawa, Japan Introduction Albert Chan, Hong Kong Approach to Management of Colorectal Liver Metastasis in 2020 Catherine Teh, Philippines Live Discussion |
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14:30-14:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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14:45-15:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
Industry Major Webinar | |||
15:45-16:00 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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16:00-17:00 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
SYM05: Upcoming Clinical Studies and Newer Technologies
Chairs: CHC Dejong, Netherlands & Sudeep ShahIndia The Prevention of Clinical Meaningful Pancreatic Fistula in Stratified Patients Wenhui Lou, China Population Based Studies on Treatment of Focal Liver Lesions in the Netherlands Niels Kok, Netherlands International Pancreatic Surgery Outcomes Study Giuseppe Kito Fusai, United Kingdom Live Discussion |
SYM06: Colorectal Liver Metastasis
Case Presentation Luca Viganó, Italy Round Table Panel Discussion Sadiq Sikora, India Päl-Dag Line, Norway Hugo Pinto Marques, Portugal Question & Answers Discussion with the Panel |
SYM07V: Video Masterclass 1
Chairs: Mickael Lesurtel, France & Ronald van Dam, Netherlands How to do a Lap Central Biesectionectomy Kuo-Hsin Chen, Taiwan Robotic Right Hepatectomy Brian Goh, Singapore Laparoscopic Left Hepatectomy and Biliary Thrombectomy under ICG Guided and Choledochoscope Sunhawit Junrungsee, Thailand Laparoscopic Liver Surgery Rawisak Chanwat, Thailand Live Discussion |
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17:00-17:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
KN03: How does Robotic Pancreatic Surgery compare with Laparoscopic Pancreatic Surgery?
Chair: Masafumi Nakamura, Japan Introduction Brian Goh, Singapore How does Robotic Pancreatic Surgery compare with Laparoscopic Pancreatic Surgery? Shin-E Wang, Taiwan Live Discussion |
KN04: Current Management of Biliary Complications Following Major HPB Surgery
Chair: Ajith Siriwardena, United Kingdom Introduction Kevin Conlon, Ireland Current Management of Biliary Complications Following Major HPB Surgery Rowan Parks, United Kingdom Live Discussion |
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17:45-18:00 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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18:00-18:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
DEB01: Ablation as a Definitive Therapy for Colorectal Cancer Metastases: For/Against
Chairs: Rajeev Joshi, India & Sven Jonas, Germany Ablation as a Definitive Therapy for Colorectal Cancer Metastases: PRO Raj Prasad, United Kingdom Ablation as a Definitive Therapy for Colorectal Cancer Metastases: AGAINST Catherine Teh, Philippines Live Discussion |
DEB02: Preoperative Biliary Drainage in Resectable Peri-ampullary Bile Duct Obstruction
Chairs: Henry Pitt, United States & Paul Lai, China Preoperative Biliary Drainage in Resectable Peri-ampullary Bile Duct Obstruction: PRO Sanjay Govil, India Preoperative Biliary Drainage in Resectable Peri-ampullary Bile Duct Obstruction: CON Keith Roberts, United Kingdom Live Discussion |
DEB04: Transplant is Essential for HPB Training vs Not Essential
Chairs: Albert Chan, Hong Kong & Wright Pinson, United States Transplant is Essential for HPB Training: NOT Essential Massimo Malago, United Kingdom Transplant is Essential for HPB Training – YES Essential Darius Mirza, United Kingdom Live Discussion |
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18:45-19:15 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
US01: Bleeding Control Techniques for Surgical Resection of Large Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Chairs: Kaye Bowers, Australia & Roland Andersson, Sweden Bleeding Control Techniques for Surgical Resection of Large Hepatocellular Carcinoma Xiao-Ping Chen, China Live Discussion |
US02: Management of Benign Bile Duct Stricture
Chairs: Surendra Kumar Mathur, India & Sun Whe Kim, Korea, Republic of Management of Benign Bile Duct Stricture Kevin Conlon, Ireland Live Discussion |
US03: Evidence Based Neo-adjuvant Treatment Strategies for Pancreas Cancer
Chairs: Stefan Heinrich, Germany & Jin-Young Jang, Korea, Republic of Evidence Based Neo-adjuvant Treatment Strategies for Pancreas Cancer Michiaki Unno, Japan Live Discussion |
US04: Paediatric Liver Surgery
Chairs: Oscar Imventarza, Argentina & Guillermo Cervio, Argentina Paediatric Liver Surgery Mureo Kasahara, Japan Live Discussion |
19:15-20:15 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
Industry Concurrent Webinar | Industry Concurrent Webinar | Industry Concurrent Webinar | |
20:15-21:00 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
LL01: Aggressive Surgical Strategies for Advanced Bilio-Pancreatic Malignancies
Chair: Krishnakumar Madhavan, Singapore Introduction Norihiro Kokudo, Japan Aggressive Surgical Strategies for Advanced Bilio-Pancreatic Malignancies Masaru Miyazaki, Japan Live Discussion |
SATURDAY 28 NOVEMBER
Saturday's program is scheduled within the (Central European Time) GMT+1 timezone. The GMT+1 start and finish time of the Saturday program have been converted into your local timezone (based on your device) below:Time converter at worldtimebuddy.com
11:00-12:30 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
SYM09: Advances in the Management of Complex Liver Cysts
Chairs: Nilesh Doctor, India & Orlando Torres, Brazil Polycystic Liver Disease Susan Orloff, United States Caroli Disease Gabriel Raffin, Argentina Case Presentation Tian Yang, China Complicated Hydatid Mert Erkan, Turkey Live Discussion |
SYM10: Multidisciplinary Management of Pancreas Cancer
Chairs: Wenhui Lou, China & Jaswindar Samra, Australia Radiologic Criteria and Other Definitions of BRPC Marco Del Chiaro, United States Surgical Standards in Pancreatic Cancer Oliver Strobel, Germany Perioperative Chemotherapy and Other Novel Therapies Tingbo Liang, China Revisting Radiotherapy in Pancreas Cancer Yuichi Nagakawa, Japan Case Presentation Gustavo Kohan, Argentina Live Discussion |
SYM11: Controversial Aspects in CRLM
Chairs: Thomas Gruenberger, Austria & Eduardo de Santibañes, Argentina Resection of Liver Mets in Patients with Synchronous Pulmonary Metastasis Axel Andres, Switzerland Margin Positive Resection Luca Viganò, Italy Resectable Metachronous Disease – Surgery First? Felipe Coimbra, Brazil Role of Resection in Bilobar Disease Hauke Lang, Germany Is Intra-abdominal Lymph Node Metastasis a Contra Indication for Liver Resection? Marcos Perini, Australia Live Discussion |
SYM12: Prevention and Management of Complications after Pancreatic Resection
Chairs: Satoshi Hirano, Japan & Zhi-Yong Huang, China Haemorrhage after Pancreatoduodenectomy Carlos Chan, Mexico Pancreatic Fistula after Pancreatectomy Giovanni Marchegiani, Italy Delayed Gastric Emptying Manabu Kawai, Japan Biliary Complications after Pancreatoduodenectomy Andre Montagnini, Brazil Chyle Leak after Pancreatic Resections Masayuki Ohtsuka, Japan Live Discussion |
12:30-12:45 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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12:45-13:30 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
KN05: What are the Essential Requirements for an HPB Service to Deliver Quality Outcomes?
Chair: Hauke Lang, Germany Introduction Christian Toso, Switzerland What are the Essential Requirements for an HPB Service to Deliver Quality Outcomes? Pierre-Alain Clavien, Switzerland Live Discussion |
KN06: Managing Patients with Liver Adenomas
Chair: Itaru Endo, Japan Introduction Michael D'Angelica, United States Managing Patients with Liver Adenomas Laurence Chiche, France Live Discussion |
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13:30-13:45 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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13:45-14:45 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
Industry Major Webinar | Industry Major Webinar | ||
14:45-15:00 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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15:00-16:00 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
SYM13: Medbook for IHPBA
Chairs: Rebecca Minter, United States & Brendan Visser, United States Introduction Rebecca Minter, United States Medbook for IHPBA Demo Cindy Rossi, Belgium UEMS Exam Kevin Conlon, Ireland Fellow Perspective Povilas Ignatavicius, Switzerland Question & Answers (Live) Rebecca Minter, United States Conclusion |
SYM14: Lessons Learnt from Outreach Program
Chairs: Norihiro Kokudo, Japan & Avinash Supe, India & Quyen Chu, United States Introduction to IHPBA Outreach Gazi Zibari, United States Lessons Learnt from Planning in Asia-Pacific Palepu Jagannath, India Impact of Outreach in Asia-Pacific Paleswan Lakhey, Nepal Planning E-AHPBA Missions Ajith Siriwardena, United Kingdom Impact of Outreach in Africa Martin Smith, South Africa Lessons and Impact in Latin America Mariano Giménez, Argentina Impact of Outreach in the Philippines Lester Suntay, Philippines Live Discussion on Way Forward |
SYM15: Management of HPB Disease in COVID-19
Chairs: Felipé Coimbre, Brazil & René Adam, France HPB in COVID-19 Times – European Perspective Mickael Lesurtel, France Managing HPB Cancer Surgery in LMIC Vikram Chaudhari, India Managing HPB Diseases in the Post COVID-19 Era Syed Ahmad, United States Live Discussion |
SYM16V: Video Masterclass 2
Chairs: Palanisamy Senthilnathan, India & Igor Khatkov, Russian Federation Appleby Procedure Manish Bhandare, India Laparoscopic re-do Hepatectomy Krishna V. Menon, United Kingdom Lap Whipple Resection Chinnusamy Palanivelu, India Robotic & Laparoscopic Mini Invasive Bilio-Enteric Anastomosis Alexandre Resende, Brazil Live Discussion |
16:00-16:45 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
KN08: Managing Children with Hepatoblastoma
Chair: Mureo Kasahara, Japan Introduction Oscar Imventarza, Argentina Managing Children with Hepatoblastoma Barbara Wildhaber, Switzerland Live Discussion |
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16:45-17:00 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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17:00-17:45 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
DEB05: Extended Bilobar Liver Metastases: 1 Stage Resection vs 2 Stage Resection
Chairs: Elijah Dixon, Canada & William Jarnagin, United States Extended Bilobar Liver Metastases: (FOR) 1 Stage Resection Guido Torzilli, Italy Extended Bilobar Liver Metastases: (FOR) 2 Stage Resection René Adam, France Live Discussion |
DEB06: Resectable Pancreatic Cancer: Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy versus Upfront Surgery
Chairs: Julie Hallet, Canada & Yi Miao, China Resectable Pancreatic Cancer: Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy versus Upfront Surgery: PRO Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Peter Kingham, United States Resectable Pancreatic Cancer: Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy versus Upfront Surgery: PRO Upfront Surgery John Neoptolemos, Germany Live Discussion |
DEB07: Research is Mandatory in Order to be a Good HPB Surgeon: Pro vs. Con
Chairs: Helmut Friess, Germany & Jorg Kleeff, Germany Research is Mandatory in Order to be a Good HPB Surgeon: PRO Gabriel Gondolesi, Argentina Research is Mandatory in Order to be a Good HPB Surgeon: CON Ramesh Ardhanari, India Live Discussion |
DEB08: Minimally Invasive versus Open Whipple Resection
Chairs: Marc Besselink, Netherlands & Sudeep Shah, India Minimally Invasive versus Open Whipple Resection: FOR – Minimally Invasive Melissa Hogg, United States Minimally Invasive versus Open Whipple Resection: FOR – Open Whipple Resection Thilo Hackert, Germany Live Discussion |
17:45-18:15 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
US05: Risk Stratification of Hepatic Adenomas; How Accurate?
Chairs: Michael D'Angelica, United States & Claudemiro Quireze Junior, Brazil Risk Stratification of Hepatic Adenomas; How Accurate? Krzysztof Zieniewicz, Poland Live Discussion |
US06: State of the Art Cystic Lesions
Chairs: Safi Dokmak, France & Ajay Maker, United States State of the Art Cystic Lesions Christos Dervenis, Greece Live Discussion |
US07: Vascular Liver Tumours: Liver Transplantation Best and Worst Options
Chairs: Sven Lang, Germany & S Sudhindran, India Vascular Liver Tumours: Liver Transplantation Best and Worst Options Jan Lerut, Belgium Live Discussion |
US08: Modern Concepts in Paediatric Liver Transplantation
Chairs: Christian Toso, Switzerland & Naimish Mehta, India Modern Concepts in Paediatric Liver Transplantation Oscar Imventarza, Argentina Live Discussion |
18:15-19:15 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
Industry Concurrent Webinar | Industry Concurrent Webinar | ||
19:15-20:00 GMT +1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
LL02: Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer - Evolution, Progress and Failures Chair: Kevin Conlon, Ireland Introduction Shailesh Shrikhande, India Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer – Evolution, Progress and Failures Markus Büchler, Germany Live Discussion |
SUNDAY 29 NOVEMBER
Sunday’s program is scheduled within the (Pacific Standard Time) GMT-8 timezone. The GMT-8 start and finish time of the Sunday program have been converted into your local timezone (based on your device) below:Time converter at worldtimebuddy.com
08:00-09:30 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
SYM17: Defining Requirements for Success for Women in Surgery
Chairs: Majella Doyle, United States & Rebecca Minter, United States Male Leader Perspective Michael D’Angelica, United States Senior Leader Perspective Rebecca Minter, United States Trainee Perspective What do I Need to Succeed? Sharlene Lao, Philippines Junior Faculty Perspective Leigh Anne Dageforde, United States Moving beyond Tokenism Victoria Ardiles, Argentina Live Discussion |
SYM18: New Developments in Transplant Oncology
Chairs: Fernando Duek, Argentina & Krzysztof Zieniewicz, Poland Is Milan Criteria still the Benchmark for Liver Transplantation after more than Two Decades? Krishnakumar Madhavan, Singapore Could Liver Transplantation be the Optimal Treatment for Resectable Hilar-CCA? Julie Heimbach, United States Establishing a Strict Criteria for the Success of Liver Transplantation for Colorectal Liver Metastases Roberto Hernandez-Alejandro, United States Transplant Oncology in the Modern Era Raj Prasad, India Live Discussion |
SYM19: IHPBA Meets IBTCC Gallbladder Cancer Chairs: Xabier de Aretxabala, Chile & Shishir Maithel, United States Incidental Gallbladder Cancer Anil Agarwal, India Current Role of Perioperative Chemotherapy Shishir Maithel, United States Radical Surgery for Localized Gallbladder Cancer Javier Lendoire, Argentina International Gallbladder Cancer Registry Bhawna Sirohi, India What we can Learn from Treating Patients with Advanced Disease? Juan Valle, United Kingdom Live Discussion |
SYM20: IHPBA Meets
IMIPS For a Safe and Wider International Implementation of MIPS Chairs: Mohamed Abu Hilal, United Kingdom & Chinnusamy Palanivelu, India Welcome to IMIPS Mohamed Abu Hilal, United Kingdom Martin Smith, South Africa Robotic Pancreatic Surgery Techniques and Results Ugo Boggi, Italy Laparoscopic Pancreaticoduodectomy, for which Surgeons and which Patients? Michael Kendrick, United States Learning Curves and Difficulty Scores in MIPS Masafumi Nakamura, Japan The Need for Further Evidence in MIPS Marc Besselink, Netherlands IMIPS Research Project 1 Leia Jones, Netherlands Live Discussion |
09:30-09:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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09:45-10:30 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
KN09: Patient-Centered Decision-Making for Pancreas Cancer
Chair: Martin Smith, South Africa Introduction Majella Doyle, United States Patient-Centered Decision-Making for Pancreas Cancer Tara Kent, United States Live Discussion |
KN10: Contemporary Management of Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma
Chair: Javier Lendoire, Argentina Introduction Felipe Coimbra, Brazil Contemporary Management of Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma Timothy Pawlik, United States Live Discussion |
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10:30-10:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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10:45-11:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
Industry Major Webinar | |||
11:45-12:00 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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12:00-13:00 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
SYM21: ERAS in HPB Surgery
Chairs: Vandana Agarwal, India & Dejan Radenkovic, Serbia Peri-operative Medicine for the HPB Patient (i.e. working with anaesthetists and geriatricians in functional multi-disciplinary and multi-professional teams) Thomas Aloia, United States ERAS in the Elderly Nicolas Demartines, Switzerland ERAS after Pancreatoduodenectomy Joon Seong Park, Korea, Republic of Update on Pancreatic ERAS Guidelines Yi Miao, China Pre-habilitation for the HPB Patient Declan Dunne, United Kingdom Live Discussion |
SYM22: Scientific Paper Writing Workshop
Chairs: Kevin Conlon, Ireland & Stephen Wigmore, United Kingdom Principles of Writing an HPB Manuscript: The Why and How? Saxon Connor, New Zealand How to Critique a Manuscript Keith Lillemoe, United States How to Deal with a Rejected Manuscript Dorry Segev, United States How to Conduct Multi-Centre Studies and Trials Bas Groot Koerkamp, Netherlands Live Discussion |
SYM23: Pancreas Cancer Case Discussion Case Presentation Niraj Gusani, United States Round Table Panel Discussion Syed Ahmad, United States Giuseppe Malleo, Italy Matthew Katz, United States Question & Answers Discussion with the Panel |
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13:00-13:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
KN11: Laparoscopic Surgery for Pancreatic Head Malignancies: Evidence Based Perspective
Chair: Felipe Coimbra, Brazil Introduction Melissa Hogg, United States Laparoscopic Surgery for Pancreatic Head Malignancies: Evidence Based Perspective Horacio Asbun, United States Live Discussion |
KN12: Thomas Starzl Memorial Lecture Immune Tolerance in Liver Transplantation; Current and Future Chair: Elijah Dixon, Canada Introduction Oscar Imventarza, Argentina Immune Tolerance in Liver Transplantation; Current and Future Satoru Todo, Japan Live Discussion |
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13:45-14:00 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
15 minute break Exhibition, Posters, Videos, Meetings, Networking |
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14:00-14:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
DEB09: Anatomic vs Non-Anatomic Liver Resections for HCC
Chairs: Pierce Chow, Singapore & Javier Lendoire, Argentina Anatomic vs Non-Anatomic Liver Resections for HCC (FOR: Anatomic) Norihiro Kokudo, Japan Anatomic vs Non-Anatomic Liver Resections for HCC (FOR: Non-Anatomic) Myron Schwartz, United States Live Discussion |
DEB10: Open Living Donor Operation is Safer? Pro vs Con
Chairs: Oscar Imventarza, Argentina & Ibrahim Marwan, Egypt Open Living Donor Operation is Safer?: PRO Koji Hashimoto, United States Open Living Donor Operation is Safer?: CON Kwang-Woong Lee, Korea, Republic of Live Discussion |
DEB11: Resection is the Mainstay for Multinodular HCC: Yes/No
Chairs: Michael D'Angelica, United States & Prasad Wagle, India Resection is the Mainstay for Multinodular HCC: FOR Xu-Feng Zhang, China Resection is the Mainstay for Multinodular HCC: AGAINST Lucas McCormack, Argentina Live Discussion |
DEB12: Borderline Resectable Hilar Cholangiocarcinoma: Resection vs Transplantation
Chairs: Majella Doyle, United States & Elijah Dixon, Canada Borderline Resectable Hilar Cholangiocarcinoma: FOR Resection Sudeep Shah, India Borderline Resectable Hilar Cholangiocarcinoma: FOR Transplantation Kristopher Croome, United States Live Discussion |
14:45-15:15 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
US09: Resection of Metastatic Pancreas Adenocarcinoma
Chairs: Priscilla Martin, Australia & Felipe Coimbra, Brazil Resection of Metastatic Pancreas Adenocarcinoma Jaswinder Samra, Australia Live Discussion |
US10: What’s New with Total Pancreatectomy and Autologous Islet Cell Transplantation?
Chairs: Ajay Maker, United States & Vrishali Patil, India What’s New with Total Pancreatectomy and Autologous Islet Cell Transplantation? Chirag Desai, United States Live Discussion |
US11: Drain Management after Pancreatectomy
Chairs: George Barreto, Australia & Martin Smith, South Africa Drain Management after Pancreatectomy Charles Vollmer, United States Live Discussion |
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15:15-16:15 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
Industry Concurrent Webinar | |||
16:15-17:00 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
LL03: Global Issues in Transplantation
Chair: Roberto Hernandez-Alejandro, United States Introduction Rebecca Minter, United States Global Issues in Transplantation Nancy Ascher, United States Live Discussion |
17:00-17:02 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
Closing Session Congress closing |
MEET THE PROFESSOR
The meet the professor sessions are now full. Please email [email protected] with your full name, confirmation number and the number of the session you would like to attend to be added to the waitlist.Friday 27 November
Friday's program is scheduled within the (Vietnam) GMT+7 timezone. The GMT+7 start and finish time of the Friday program have been converted into your local timezone (based on your device) below:Time converter at worldtimebuddy.com
13:00-13:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP01 Acute Pancreatitis |
Thakur Deen Yadav, India John Windsor, New Zealand |
14:00-14:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP02 Laparoscopic Liver Surgery |
Go Wakabayashi, Japan Daniel Cherqui, France |
15:00-15:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP03 Liver Directed Therapies |
Krishna V. Menon, United Kingdom Pierce Chow, Singapore |
16:00-16:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP04 Prospective Studies in Borderline Resectable Pancreatic Cancer |
Satoshi Hirano, Japan Michiaki Unno, Japan |
17:00-17:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP05 Marginal Live Donor in LDLT |
Naimish Mehta, India Ki-Hun Kim, Korea |
18:00-18:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP06 Gallbladder Cancer |
Xabier de Aretxabala, Chile Palepu Jagannath, India |
19:00-19:45 GMT+7 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP07 Bile Duct Injuries |
Steven Strasberg, United States Itaru Endo, Japan |
Saturday 28 November
Saturday's program is scheduled within the (Central European Time) GMT+1 timezone. The GMT+1 start and finish time of the Saturday program have been converted into your local timezone (based on your device) below:Time converter at worldtimebuddy.com
12:00-12:45 GMT+1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP08 Technical Innovations: Arterial and Venous Reconstruction in Liver Transplantation |
Mohamed Rela, India Krishnakumar Madhavan, Singapore |
13:00-13:45 GMT+1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP09 Surgery for ICC |
Timothy Pawlik, United States |
14:00-14:45 GMT+1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP10 How Does One Improve in Minimal Invasive Pancreas Resection? |
Michael Kendrick, United States Masafumi Nakamura, Japan |
15:00-15:45 GMT+1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP11 Extended Resections in Pancreas Cancer (Vascular Resections and Metastatic Disease) |
Oliver Strobel, Germany Nipun Merchant, United States |
16:00-16:45 GMT+1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP12 Hilar Cholangiocarcinoma |
William Jarnagin, United States Darius Mirza, United Kingdom |
17:00-17:45 GMT+1 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP13 Developing an HPB Surgery & Transplant Centre |
Javier Lendoire, Argentina Susan Orloff, United States |
Sunday 29 November
Sunday’s program is scheduled within the (Pacific Standard Time) GMT-8 timezone. The GMT-8 start and finish time of the Sunday program have been converted into your local timezone (based on your device) below:Time converter at worldtimebuddy.com
09:00-09:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP14 Robotic Pancreatic Resections |
Ugo Boggi, Italy Amer Zureikat, United States |
10:00-10:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP15 Surgery for Cystic Pancreatic Lesions |
Marco Del Chiaro, United States Safi Dokmak, France |
11:00-11:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP16 Three Types of Hepatectomy to Solve most Indications, but which one to choose! |
Pierre-Alain Clavien, Switzerland Henri Bismuth, France |
12:00-12:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP17 Colorectal Liver Metastasis |
Eduardo de Santibañes, Argentina Guido Torzilli, Italy |
13:00-13:45 GMT-8 Click here for local time (based on your device) |
MTP18 Pancreas Anastomosis and Management of POPF |
Orlando Torres, Brazil Charles Vollmer, United States |
Program Legends
Topics
Liver | Transplant | Pancreas |
Biliary | General HPB |
Session types
LL: Living Legend | KN: Keynote Lecture |
MTP: Meet the Professors | SYM: Symposium |
DEB: Debate | US: Updates |
Throughout the program, we have the following lecture types:
Living Legend
Not to be missed – an opportunity to hear from some of the most important surgeons in our field who have stamped their mark on the field of HPB surgery. Each will speak on a separate topic reflecting their career’s passion (Liver, Pancreas, Biliary Tract or Transplantation Surgery) in exclusive plenary sessions throughout the Congress.
Keynote Lectures
These are state-of the-art presentations of highly topical and timely subjects in HPB surgery, addressed to all Congress participants. Leading international speakers, with considerable expertise in the subject at hand, have been invited to conduct these Keynote Lectures. This motif is scheduled at “prime time” in the program, unopposed to other activities, to achieve maximum attendance.
Thomas Starzl Memorial Lecture
Thomas Earl Starzl (March 11, 1926 – March 4, 2017) was an American physician, researcher, and expert on organ transplants. He performed the first human liver transplants, and has often been referred to as “the father of modern transplantation.” In recognition of his many contributions and to honor his legacy, the Thomas Starzl lecture has become a permanent feature of IHPBA’s biennial World Congress.
We are honoured that Professor Satoru Todo from Japan will give the Thomas Starzl lecture at the 2020 World Congress. Professor Todo’s lecture is titled ‘Immune Tolerance in Liver Transplantation; Current and Future’.
This lecture requires independent funding and you can contribute to the Thomas Starzl lecture fund here.
Meet the Professor
Meet the Professor sessions allow delegates to meet in a small group with renowned researchers and clinicians. The format is designed to facilitate informal discussions, allowing participants to present their questions and gain new perspectives. To foster a more intimate learning environment, space is limited.
Symposia
Symposia are significant educational sessions aimed at critically reviewing diverse aspects of a specific topic. Moderators will oversee between 4-6 focused talks which probe the depth of the topic. The target audience consists of delegates who are primarily interested in the subject or wish to update their knowledge in the area. Audience interaction will be prominent with robust “Question and Answer” opportunities. Many of the symposia will feature Multidisciplinary, Technical, or Scientific themes.
IHPBA Meets “Societies”
These symposia will be hosted jointly by Partner Societies. Speakers selected from IHPBA and the Partner Society will contribute in a facilitated symposia, providing an opportunity for exchange of ideas, debate and discussion. Partner Societies who have agreed to contribute are listed below:
- International Biliary Tract Cancer Collaborators (IBTCC)
- International Laparoscopic Liver Society (ILLS)
- International Consortium on Minimally Invasive Pancreatic Surgery (I-MIPS)
Debates
Debates allow speakers to debate controversial topics in an attractive format which provides “food for thought”. Questions for which we have no good answers yet are featured. This motif is always lively and entertaining. The faculty chosen for these sessions are highly acclaimed clinicians with a passion for their positions.
Updates
These are sessions in which speakers are expected to provide objective, exhaustive reviews in a field, either clinical or basic. Issues regarding diagnosis, management and different aspects of research will be evaluated. They are addressed to participants who wish to acquire practical knowledge on a specific subject. The presenter’s own clinical acumen will allow for clinical interpretation of the data presented. An interactive discussion with the audience at the end of the session is expected.