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Canadian Surgery Forum 2009 Session List
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September 10, 2009
September 11, 2009
 September 12, 2009
 

September 10, 2009

003  CAGS/TAC Postgraduate Course: Catastrophe Surgery for Victims of Disaster, Terrorism or War  
003-01  Opening Remarks 
003-02  Introduction to Adverse Setting Surgery — Overview of Trauma Care at Role 3 Multinational Medical Unit, Kandahar Air Field 
003-03  Mechanisms of Injury — Blast, Projectile, Chemical, Nuclear, Biological 
003-04  Initial Response: Triage, Evacuation 
003-05  Damage Control Resuscitation 
003-06  Techniques in Damage Control Torso Surgery 
003-07  Management of Vascular Injury 
003-08  Research in the Adverse Setting (Informal Debate with Lunch) 
003-09  Complex Wound Management, Soft Tissue Destruction from Bullets, IEDs and Suicide Bombs, Skin Graft, Mangled Extremity, Amputation 
003-10  Orthopedic Surgery — Non-operative Fracture Management, External Fixator Application, Internal Fixation 
003-11  Plastic, Maxillofacial, Neurosurgery — Initial Care Tendon and Nerve Injury, Facial and Ocular Injury, Craniectomy for Decompression, Debridement and Hemorrhage Control 
003-12  Personal Security 
003-13  Post Traumatic Stress and Rehabilitation 
003-14  Further training: Definitive Surgical Trauma Course 
003-15  Review — Panel Discussion of Questions and Cases 
004  CAUS Symposium: Surgical Simulation — The Solution to Training and Safety or A Promised Unfulfilled, including the Charles Tator Lecture - Charles Tator Lecture — Safer Surgery Through Simulation 
004-01  Charles Tator Lecture — Safer Surgery Through Simulation 
004-02  Evidence-based Training and Assessment Curriculum in Minimally Invasive Surgery 
004-03  Crisis Management and Simulation — It Ain't What You Do It's The Way That You Do It 
004-04  Surgical Simulation — A Surrogate For Too Few Trainers? 
004-05  Panel Discussion 
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September 11, 2009

009  CSF Welcoming Remarks/CAGS Debates: 1. The Establishment of Bariatric Surgery Programs is a Public Health Priority in Canada 2. Acute Surgery Services Can Improve Patient Care and Provide a Promising Clinical and Educational Model for General Surgery  
009-01  Introduction - Debate 1: The Establishment of Bariatric Surgery Programs is a Public Health Priority in Canada 
009-02  Debate 1: The Establishment of Bariatric Surgery Programs is a Public Health Priority in Canada - Pro 
009-03  Debate 1: The Establishment of Bariatric Surgery Programs is a Public Health Priority in Canada - Con 
009-04  Discussion and Vote 
009-05  Debate 2: Acute Surgery Services Can Improve Patient Care and Provide a Promising Clinical and Educational Model for General Surgery 
009-06  Debate 2: Acute Surgery Services Can Improve Patient Care and Provide a Promising Clinical and Educational Model for General Surgery - Pro 
009-07  Debate 2: Acute Surgery Services Can Improve Patient Care and Provide a Promising Clinical and Educational Model for General Surgery - Con 
009-08  Discussion and Vote 1 
011  CAGS Langer Lecture: The Future of Surgery is Flexible ... 
012  RCPSC Gallie Lecture: Can It Work? Will It Work? Is It Worth It? 
015  CAGS Presidential Address: E Pur Si Muove 
016  CATS Presidential Address: Things I Did In the Operating Room That I Wish I Had Never Thought Of 
023  CAGS H. Thomas G. Williams Lecture: Training the Next Generation of Surgeons — Technical, Intellectual and Human Aspects 
024  CAGS Symposium: HPB Surgery for the General Surgeon — Pancreatitis 
024-01  Cystic Neoplasms of the Pancreas 
024-02  ERCP in Acute and Chronic Pancreatitis 
025  CAGS Symposium: Acute Surgery and Critical Care 
025-01  The Evolution of Acute General Surgery in Canada 
025-02  Overview of Abdominal Sepsis 
025-03  Abdominal Compartment Syndrome in Abdominal Sepsis 
025-04  Advances in the Management of Bowel Obstruction 
025-05  Operative Strategies for Severe Pancreatitis 
025-06  Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections 
025-07  Case Studies — 24: A General Surgical Thriller in "Real Time" 
028  CAGS Symposium: Surgical Jeopardy 
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September 12, 2009

038  CAGS Symposium: Advances in Minimally Invasive Surgery for Allied Health Care Professionals 
038-01  Welcome and Introductions 
038-02  MIS Colectomy — Room Organization, Instrumentation and Port Placement 
038-03  Update on Energy Sources in Minimally Invasive Surgery 
038-04  Team Training in Advanced MIS Surgery 
038-05  Robotics in Minimally Invasive Surgery 
038-06  Team Cooperation for Patient Safety in the Operating Theatre 
038-07  Instrumentation and Equipment Challenges in the Operating Room 
038-08  Laparoscopic Bariatric Surgery 
038-09  Single Port Access Surgery 
038-10  Closing Remarks 
043  CAGS Symposium: Abdominal Wall Hernia Repair — Controversies, Techniques and Outcomes 
043-01  Primary v. Synthetic Closure 
043-02  Laparoscopic Hernia Repair Education 
043-03  Biomaterials v. Inert Synthetic Materials for Reconstruction 
043-04  Techniques to Facilitate Primary Closure 
043-05  Parastomal Hernia Repair 
044  CSCRS Philip H. Gordon Lecture: Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery 
045  CATS F.G. Pearson Lectureship: The Therapy Gap in Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease 
051  CSCRS Symposium: Colorectal Show and Tell 
051-01  Elective Resection for Diverticular Disease — What is the Evidence 
051-02  TEM — Is it Worth the Cost 
051-03  Options for Perineal Approach for Rectal Prolapse 
051-04  Colonic Pouch for Low Rectal or Coloanal Anastomosis 
051-05  A Primer on Perianal Skin Legions 
051-06  Perfecting the Perineal Phase of Proctectomy 
051-07  Panel Discussion 
056  CSSO Henry Shibata Lecture: From Liver Surgery to Nanotechnology — What a Long Strange Trip It's Been 
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