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Canadian Surgery Forum 2011 Session List
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Thursday, September 15
Friday, September 16
 Saturday, September 17
 

Thursday, September 15

010  CAUS Symposium: The future of the Canadian surgeon, including the Charles Tator Annual Lecture   
010-1  Charles Tator Annual Lecture — Autonomy of the Canadian Surgeon   
010-2  Life of a Canadian surgeon   
010-3  Training of Canadian surgeons   
010-4  Breakouts and Panel Discussion   
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Friday, September 16

020  CSF Welcoming Remarks/CAGS Debates   
020-1  Introduction   
030-1  CAGS Debates: 1. Surgical safety checklists improve outcomes and should be mandatory   
030-2  CAGS Debates: 2. Postoperative fast track patient care programs are superior   
040  CAGS Langer Lecture: New genetic markers: New Horizons In combating colorectal cancer   
050  Royal College Gallie Lecture: Surgical innovation and the learning curve   
060  CAGS Presidential Address: Canadian general surgery - Is it what it is, or is it? Can deconstruction theory instruct our future?   
070  CAGS H. Thomas G. Williams Lecture: The decade in review: Evidence for surgical critical care   
080  CAGS/TAC Symposium: Acute care surgery   
090  CATS Presidential Address: A second career   
100  CAGS/CSSO Symposium: MIS and GI cancer — Controversies   
100-1  Early gastric cancer   
100-2  Endoscopic management of early gastric cancer   
100-3  Open gastrectomy for treatment of early gastric cancer:   
100-4  Discussion   
100-5  Rectal cancer — Case presentation   
100-6  Laparoscopic resection for rectal cancer   
100-7  Open resection for rectal cancer   
100-8  CAGS/CSSO Symposium: MIS and GI cancer - Discussion   
110  CAGS/CHPBS Debate: Controversies in pancreas and bile duct surgery   
110-1  Debate 1 — Management of CBD stones in the elderly/medically unfit patient   
110-2  Debate 2 — Acute management of suspected CBD injury — Drain versus explore   
110-3  Debate 3 — Drains in pancreatic surgery   
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Saturday, September 17

120  CSCRS Philip H. Gordon Lecture: Diverticulitis — Who needs an operation?   
120-1  Opening remarks   
120-2  Wedge resection of the stomach   
120-3  Feeding jejunostomy   
120-4  Small bowel resection   
120-5  Appendectomy   
120-6  Right hemicolectomy   
120-7  Left hemicolectomy   
120-8  Panel discussion   
130  CAGS Instructional Video Session: Complex and unusual hernias   
130-1  Welcoming remarks and introduction   
130-2  Laparoscopic repair of Morgagni hernia   
130-3  Complex TAPP repairs   
130-4  Laparoscopic repair of a massive ventral hernia   
130-5  Laparoscopic repair of an obturator hernia causing obstruction   
130-6  Endoscopic component separation technique   
130-7  Closing remarks and evaluation   
140  CAGS Symposium: Fast track surgery — Is there more to it than throwing patients out of hospital on day 3?   
140-1  What works, what doesn''t — A review of the evidence   
140-2  The anaesthetist''s role   
140-3  Does any of this make a difference?   
140-4  Discussion:   
150  CABPS Bariatric Symposium: A primer for the general surgeon and an ignitor for the bariatric specialist   
150-1  The industrial food revolution and its impact on the obesity epidemic   
150-2  The adjustable gastric band   
150-3  The Roux-en-Y gastric bypass   
150-4  The sleeve gastrectomy   
150-5  The BPD-DS   
160  CAGS/TAC Symposium: Update in trauma surgery   
160-1  Introduction   
160-2  CRASH 1&2 — Tranexamic acid for all?   
160-3  Trauma ultrasound update   
160-4  Rib fractures — When to fix   
160-5  Vascular damage control pearls for the general surgeon   
160-6  Approach to penetrating chest injuries   
160-7  CAGS/TAC Symposium: Update in trauma surgery Panel discussion   
170  CSCRS Symposium: Anorectal disease putting new options into perspective — Advice from the experts   
170-1  Hemorrhoidectomy 2011 — PPH, arterial ligation, ligasure or cold steel   
170-2  Rectal prolapsed — Abdominal or perineal that is the question   
170-3  Persistent fissure — Vasodilation, chemical or surgical sphincterotomy   
170-4  Complex fistulas — Seton, patch, plug or LIFT   
170-5  Recto vaginal and rectourethral fistulas — Optimal surgical management   
170-6  CSCRS Symposium: Anorectal disease putting new options into perspective — Advice from the experts - Panel Discussion   
180  CATS F.G. Pearson Lectureship: Thoracoscopic lobectomy - Management of locally advanced lung cancer   
190  CATS Symposium: Controversies in thoracic surgery   
190-1  Preventative strategy for pulmonary edema   
190-2  Use of stents in endoscopic perforations   
190-3  EMR and high frequency ablation for Barrett''s   
190-4  Role of induction therapy in N2 disease   
200  CSSO Henry Shibata Lecture: The Evolution of Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy for Breast Cancer   
210  CAGS/CHPBS Symposium: The Current management of pancreatic cancer   
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