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08.30 am: Registration and welcome
Theoretical session• Anatomy of anal canal and Rectum – relevant surgical
anatomy • Anal surgery under local anaesthesia
HAEMORRHOIDS
Theoretical sessions• Basic and recent concepts on haemorrhoids • Classification of haemorrhoids • Office procedures • Sclerotherapy • Rubber band ligation • Infrared coagulation • Surgical procedures • Open hemorrhoidectomy • Closed hemorrhoidectomy • DGHAL (Doppler guided haemorrhoidal artery ligation with
mucopexy)
Video session• Haemorrhoidectomy
MIPH (Minimally Invasive Procedure for Haemorrhoids)
Theoretical sessions • Introduction to MIPH • Indications and contraindications • MIPH Instruments – demonstration • Perioperative considerations • Advantages and disadvantages of procedures
Video sessions • MIPH Procedure • Complications - prevention & management
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST • Purse string suturing • Handling of instruments • Practice of purse string suturing • Procedure • Handling of instruments • Procedure practice • Firing of stapler • Purse string practice
Group Discussion
5.30 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm Lunch 04.00 pm to 04.15 pm Tea break
MASTER COURSE IN PROCTOLOGYfocused on
Benign Anorectal Pathologies
Benign ano-rectal conditions have a major share in a General Surgeon’s practice but at the same time could be frustrating due to recurrences. No doubt therefore that there are multiple modalities of treatment for a single condition. New techniques are developing in this field and it may be difficult for a practicing surgeon to keep up with the same. This course aims to revisit the standard techniques and provide an update with newer modalities of treatment. The hall mark of this course would be virtual hands-on training on models with experts as faculty.
Master Course in Proctologyfocused onBenign Anorectal Pathologies
Course Date17th Mar - 19 th Mar
Course Outline
08.30 am: Registration and welcome
Theoretical session• Anatomy of anal canal and Rectum – relevant surgical
anatomy • Anal surgery under local anaesthesia
HAEMORRHOIDS
Theoretical sessions• Basic and recent concepts on haemorrhoids • Classification of haemorrhoids • Office procedures • Sclerotherapy • Rubber band ligation • Infrared coagulation • Surgical procedures • Open hemorrhoidectomy • Closed hemorrhoidectomy • DGHAL (Doppler guided haemorrhoidal artery ligation with
mucopexy)
Video session• Haemorrhoidectomy
MIPH (Minimally Invasive Procedure for Haemorrhoids)
Theoretical sessions • Introduction to MIPH • Indications and contraindications • MIPH Instruments – demonstration • Perioperative considerations • Advantages and disadvantages of procedures
Video sessions • MIPH Procedure • Complications - prevention & management
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST • Purse string suturing • Handling of instruments • Practice of purse string suturing • Procedure • Handling of instruments • Procedure practice • Firing of stapler • Purse string practice
Group Discussion
5.30 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm Lunch 04.00 pm to 04.15 pm Tea break
• To understand the relevant surgical anatomy for the management of common benign anorectal problems
• To guide participants regarding approach to a patient of haemorrhoids, Fissure, Fistula in anoand Pilonidal sinus
• To update about the standard and latest techniques in the management of these conditions
• procedures for ano-rectal problems
• To provide hands-on lab training on some of the commonly performed ano-rectal procedures
• All General Surgeons in practice
• All surgeons who want to update their knowledge and sharpen their skills
• Didactic Lectures
• Demonstrations on virtual models
• Complicated cases and trouble-shooting
• Hand-on Training
Course duration : 3 daysCourse fees (inclusive of service tax) :India, SAARC and African Countries:Practicing surgeons: ` 28,750/-* Professors and Residents: ` 21,500/- Other Countries: $ 850
* Attach photocopy of latest identity card of the teaching institute, with registration form.
Course Objectives
Who Should Attend ?
Course Highlights
• Surgical postgraduates
08.30 am: Registration and welcome
Theoretical session• Anatomy of anal canal and Rectum – relevant surgical
anatomy • Anal surgery under local anaesthesia
HAEMORRHOIDS
Theoretical sessions• Basic and recent concepts on haemorrhoids • Classification of haemorrhoids • Office procedures • Sclerotherapy • Rubber band ligation • Infrared coagulation • Surgical procedures • Open hemorrhoidectomy • Closed hemorrhoidectomy • DGHAL (Doppler guided haemorrhoidal artery ligation with
mucopexy)
Video session• Haemorrhoidectomy
MIPH (Minimally Invasive Procedure for Haemorrhoids)
Theoretical sessions • Introduction to MIPH • Indications and contraindications • MIPH Instruments – demonstration • Perioperative considerations • Advantages and disadvantages of procedures
Video sessions • MIPH Procedure • Complications - prevention & management
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST • Purse string suturing • Handling of instruments • Practice of purse string suturing • Procedure • Handling of instruments • Procedure practice • Firing of stapler • Purse string practice
Group Discussion
5.30 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm Lunch 04.00 pm to 04.15 pm Tea break
DAY 1
Course Program
08.30 am: Registration and welcome
Theoretical session• Anatomy of anal canal and Rectum – relevant surgical
anatomy • Anal surgery under local anaesthesia
HAEMORRHOIDS
Theoretical sessions• Basic and recent concepts on haemorrhoids • Classification of haemorrhoids • Office procedures • Sclerotherapy • Rubber band ligation • Infrared coagulation • Surgical procedures • Open hemorrhoidectomy • Closed hemorrhoidectomy • DGHAL (Doppler guided haemorrhoidal artery ligation with
mucopexy)
Video session• Haemorrhoidectomy
MIPH (Minimally Invasive Procedure for Haemorrhoids)
Theoretical sessions • Introduction to MIPH • Indications and contraindications • MIPH Instruments – demonstration • Perioperative considerations • Advantages and disadvantages of procedures
Video sessions • MIPH Procedure • Complications - prevention & management
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST • Purse string suturing • Handling of instruments • Practice of purse string suturing • Procedure • Handling of instruments • Procedure practice • Firing of stapler • Purse string practice
Group Discussion
5.30 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm Lunch 04.00 pm to 04.15 pm Tea break
DAY 2
08.30 am: Registration and welcome
Theoretical session• Anatomy of anal canal and Rectum – relevant surgical
anatomy • Anal surgery under local anaesthesia
HAEMORRHOIDS
Theoretical sessions• Basic and recent concepts on haemorrhoids • Classification of haemorrhoids • Office procedures • Sclerotherapy • Rubber band ligation • Infrared coagulation • Surgical procedures • Open hemorrhoidectomy • Closed hemorrhoidectomy • DGHAL (Doppler guided haemorrhoidal artery ligation with
mucopexy)
Video session• Haemorrhoidectomy
08.30 am
Minimally Invasive Procedure for Fistula and Abscess
Theoretical sessions• Anorectal abscess • Anorectal spaces • Drainage of abscess • Primary surgery for abscess • Diagnosing Anal fistula • Etio-pathogenesis • Classification Both Parks & St James • Investigations Endo anal & MRI • Locating internal opening • Pitfalls in diagnosis
MIPH (Minimally Invasive Procedure for Haemorrhoids)
Theoretical sessions • Introduction to MIPH • Indications and contraindications • MIPH Instruments – demonstration • Perioperative considerations • Advantages and disadvantages of procedures
Video sessions • MIPH Procedure • Complications - prevention & management
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST • Purse string suturing • Handling of instruments • Practice of purse string suturing • Procedure • Handling of instruments • Procedure practice • Firing of stapler • Purse string practice
Group Discussion
5.30 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm Lunch 04.00 pm to 04.15 pm Tea break
• Surgical Options • Fistulotomy Fistulectomy • LIFT • Anal fistula plug • Seton
VAAFT (Video Assisted Anal Fistula Treatment)
Theoretical sessions• Introduction to VAAFT • Instruments • Technique of VAAFT surgery • Do an don’ts of Fistuloscopic procedures • Tricks of Surgical Technique
Video sessions• Anal fistula• Perianal abscess
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST
• Handling of Fistuloscope • Entry into fistula- how to progress with delineation of
anatomy • Debridement, brushing and fulguration • Managing internal opening
Group Discussion
5.00 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 01.30 pm to 02.00 pm Lunch 04.30 pm to 04.45 pm Tea break
08.30 am: Registration and welcome
Theoretical session• Anatomy of anal canal and Rectum – relevant surgical
anatomy • Anal surgery under local anaesthesia
HAEMORRHOIDS
Theoretical sessions• Basic and recent concepts on haemorrhoids • Classification of haemorrhoids • Office procedures • Sclerotherapy • Rubber band ligation • Infrared coagulation • Surgical procedures • Open hemorrhoidectomy • Closed hemorrhoidectomy • DGHAL (Doppler guided haemorrhoidal artery ligation with
mucopexy)
Video session• Haemorrhoidectomy
08.30 am
Minimally Invasive Procedure for Fistula and Abscess
Theoretical sessions• Anorectal abscess • Anorectal spaces • Drainage of abscess • Primary surgery for abscess • Diagnosing Anal fistula • Etio-pathogenesis • Classification Both Parks & St James • Investigations Endo anal & MRI • Locating internal opening • Pitfalls in diagnosis
MIPH (Minimally Invasive Procedure for Haemorrhoids)
Theoretical sessions • Introduction to MIPH • Indications and contraindications • MIPH Instruments – demonstration • Perioperative considerations • Advantages and disadvantages of procedures
Video sessions • MIPH Procedure • Complications - prevention & management
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST • Purse string suturing • Handling of instruments • Practice of purse string suturing • Procedure • Handling of instruments • Procedure practice • Firing of stapler • Purse string practice
Group Discussion
5.30 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm Lunch 04.00 pm to 04.15 pm Tea break
• Surgical Options • Fistulotomy Fistulectomy • LIFT • Anal fistula plug • Seton
VAAFT (Video Assisted Anal Fistula Treatment)
Theoretical sessions• Introduction to VAAFT • Instruments • Technique of VAAFT surgery • Do an don’ts of Fistuloscopic procedures • Tricks of Surgical Technique
Video sessions• Anal fistula• Perianal abscess
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST
• Handling of Fistuloscope • Entry into fistula- how to progress with delineation of
anatomy • Debridement, brushing and fulguration • Managing internal opening
Group Discussion
5.00 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 01.30 pm to 02.00 pm Lunch 04.30 pm to 04.45 pm Tea break
DAY 3
08.30 am: Registration and welcome
Theoretical session• Anatomy of anal canal and Rectum – relevant surgical
anatomy • Anal surgery under local anaesthesia
HAEMORRHOIDS
Theoretical sessions• Basic and recent concepts on haemorrhoids • Classification of haemorrhoids • Office procedures • Sclerotherapy • Rubber band ligation • Infrared coagulation • Surgical procedures • Open hemorrhoidectomy • Closed hemorrhoidectomy • DGHAL (Doppler guided haemorrhoidal artery ligation with
mucopexy)
Video session• Haemorrhoidectomy
08.30 am
FISSURE IN ANO and PILONIDAL SINUS
FISSURE IN ANO
Theoretical sessions• Basic concepts • Etiology and pathogenesis • Cause and changes in lifestyle • Diagnosis and Investigations • Medical treatment• Approach to Surgery • Indications of surgery • Pre, peri and postoperative considerations • Treatment for special situations
Video session - Surgeries• Closed Internal Sphincterotomy • Open Internal Sphincterotomy • Fissurectomy • Complications and prevention
PILONIDAL SINUS
Theoretical sessions• Introduction • Theories of Etiology • Principles of surgery • Surgical options
Video sessions - all procedures• Z plasty• Rhomboid flap• Other surgeries multiple Z plasty
EPSiT (Endoscopic Pilonidal Sinus Treatment)
Theoretical sessions• Introduction • Procedure• Surgical Video• Complications and prevention
MIPH (Minimally Invasive Procedure for Haemorrhoids)
Theoretical sessions • Introduction to MIPH • Indications and contraindications • MIPH Instruments – demonstration • Perioperative considerations • Advantages and disadvantages of procedures
Video sessions • MIPH Procedure • Complications - prevention & management
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST • Purse string suturing • Handling of instruments • Practice of purse string suturing • Procedure • Handling of instruments • Procedure practice • Firing of stapler • Purse string practice
Group Discussion
5.30 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm Lunch 04.00 pm to 04.15 pm Tea break
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST
• PILONIDAL SINUS • Identifying sinus track • Removing hair • Cauterize track• EPSiT • Handling of Instruments • Entry how to progress
Group Discussion
• MCQ• Feedback• Certification • For Course • 4 CME points from MMC
5.30 pm: Close
11.00 am to 11.15 am Tea break 01.30 pm to 02.00 pm Lunch 04.30 pm to 04.45 pm Tea break
08.30 am: Registration and welcome
Theoretical session• Anatomy of anal canal and Rectum – relevant surgical
anatomy • Anal surgery under local anaesthesia
HAEMORRHOIDS
Theoretical sessions• Basic and recent concepts on haemorrhoids • Classification of haemorrhoids • Office procedures • Sclerotherapy • Rubber band ligation • Infrared coagulation • Surgical procedures • Open hemorrhoidectomy • Closed hemorrhoidectomy • DGHAL (Doppler guided haemorrhoidal artery ligation with
mucopexy)
Video session• Haemorrhoidectomy
08.30 am
FISSURE IN ANO and PILONIDAL SINUS
FISSURE IN ANO
Theoretical sessions• Basic concepts • Etiology and pathogenesis • Cause and changes in lifestyle • Diagnosis and Investigations • Medical treatment• Approach to Surgery • Indications of surgery • Pre, peri and postoperative considerations • Treatment for special situations
Video session - Surgeries• Closed Internal Sphincterotomy • Open Internal Sphincterotomy • Fissurectomy • Complications and prevention
PILONIDAL SINUS
Theoretical sessions• Introduction • Theories of Etiology • Principles of surgery • Surgical options
Video sessions - all procedures• Z plasty• Rhomboid flap• Other surgeries multiple Z plasty
EPSiT (Endoscopic Pilonidal Sinus Treatment)
Theoretical sessions• Introduction • Procedure• Surgical Video• Complications and prevention
MIPH (Minimally Invasive Procedure for Haemorrhoids)
Theoretical sessions • Introduction to MIPH • Indications and contraindications • MIPH Instruments – demonstration • Perioperative considerations • Advantages and disadvantages of procedures
Video sessions • MIPH Procedure • Complications - prevention & management
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST • Purse string suturing • Handling of instruments • Practice of purse string suturing • Procedure • Handling of instruments • Procedure practice • Firing of stapler • Purse string practice
Group Discussion
5.30 pm: Close
10.30 am to 10.45 am Tea break 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm Lunch 04.00 pm to 04.15 pm Tea break
Hands-on training on Animal tissue model at CEMAST
• PILONIDAL SINUS • Identifying sinus track • Removing hair • Cauterize track• EPSiT • Handling of Instruments • Entry how to progress
Group Discussion
• MCQ• Feedback• Certification • For Course • 4 CME points from MMC
5.30 pm: Close
11.00 am to 11.15 am Tea break 01.30 pm to 02.00 pm Lunch 04.30 pm to 04.45 pm Tea break
FACULTY PANEL Dr. Agarwal Niranjan (Mumbai)
Dr. Agarwal P. N. (New Delhi)
Dr. Baijal Manish (New Delhi)
Dr. Balashanmugam (Coimbatore)
Dr. Bhalla V. P. (New Delhi)
Dr. Bhojwani Rajesh (Jaipur)
Dr. Bhuta Prajesh (Mumbai)
Dr. Bodas Shripad (Mumbai)
Dr. Chitra S. (Madurai)
Dr. Chivate Shanti Kumar (Thane)
Dr. Chowbey Pradeep (New Delhi)
Dr. Chowdhary Tamonas (Kolkata)
Dr. Chowdry Nisar (Srinagar)
Dr. Dalvi Abhay (Mumbai)
Dr. Dawle Anjali (Nanded)
Dr. Garg Pankaj (Haryana)
Dr. Gore Pravin (Mumbai)
Dr. Kale C. H. (Thane)
Dr. Khullar Rajesh (Delhi)
Dr. Killedar Madhura (Sangli)
Dr. Kishore Nanda (Chennai)
Dr. Kriplani Ajay (New Delhi)
Dr. Kulkarni Bhalchandra (Nashik)
Dr. Kumar Ashok (Lucknow)
Dr. Lal Pawanindra (New Delhi)
Dr. Midha Satish (Ranchi)
Dr. Mishra Yogesh (Lucknow)
Dr. Patankar Roy (Mumbai)
Dr. Pathak D. K. (Jabalpur)
Dr. Prasad Arun (New Delhi)
Dr. Rahate Prashant (Nagpur)
Dr. Rao Prashanth (Mumbai)
Dr. Rege Sameer (Mumbai)
Dr. Relekar Rajan (Mumbai)
Dr. Row Naresh (Mumbai)
Dr. Sharma Pradeep (Mumbai)
Dr. Shinde Jaisingh (Pune)
Dr. Shivpuje Vijay (Solapur)
Dr. Singh Kumkum (Ajmer)
Dr. Srivastava Mukesh (Jabalpur)
Dr. Suradkar Shekhar (Thane)
Dr. Tantia Om (Kolkata)
Dr. Thapar Pinky (Mumbai)
Dr. Upasani Abhay (Mumbai)
Dr. Wani Rauf (Srinagar)
Dr. Agarwal Niranjan (Mumbai)
Dr. Agarwal P. N. (New Delhi)
Dr. Baijal Manish (New Delhi)
Dr. Balashanmugam (Coimbatore)
Dr. Bhalla V. P. (New Delhi)
Dr. Bhojwani Rajesh (Jaipur)
Dr. Bhuta Prajesh (Mumbai)
Dr. Bodas Shripad (Mumbai)
Dr. Chitra S. (Madurai)
Dr. Chivate Shanti Kumar (Thane)
Dr. Chowbey Pradeep (New Delhi)
Dr. Chowdhary Tamonas (Kolkata)
Dr. Chowdry Nisar (Srinagar)
Dr. Dalvi Abhay (Mumbai)
Dr. Dawle Anjali (Nanded)
Dr. Garg Pankaj (Haryana)
Dr. Gore Pravin (Mumbai)
Dr. Kale C. H. (Thane)
Dr. Khullar Rajesh (Delhi)
Dr. Killedar Madhura (Sangli)
Dr. Kishore Nanda (Chennai)
Dr. Kriplani Ajay (New Delhi)
Dr. Kulkarni Bhalchandra (Nashik)
Dr. Kumar Ashok (Lucknow)
Dr. Lal Pawanindra (New Delhi)
Dr. Midha Satish (Ranchi)
Dr. Mishra Yogesh (Lucknow)
Dr. Patankar Roy (Mumbai)
Dr. Pathak D. K. (Jabalpur)
Dr. Prasad Arun (New Delhi)
Dr. Rahate Prashant (Nagpur)
Dr. Rao Prashanth (Mumbai)
Dr. Rege Sameer (Mumbai)
Dr. Relekar Rajan (Mumbai)
Dr. Row Naresh (Mumbai)
Dr. Sharma Pradeep (Mumbai)
Dr. Shinde Jaisingh (Pune)
Dr. Shivpuje Vijay (Solapur)
Dr. Singh Kumkum (Ajmer)
Dr. Srivastava Mukesh (Jabalpur)
Dr. Suradkar Shekhar (Thane)
Dr. Tantia Om (Kolkata)
Dr. Thapar Pinky (Mumbai)
Dr. Upasani Abhay (Mumbai)
Dr. Wani Rauf (Srinagar)
FACULTY PANEL
CEMAST Computer Simulation Lab
• Mandatory to arrive on time for registration
• After completing the course • • of 4 CME Points from MMC will be awarded
• Theoretical sessions
• Practical hands-on • Simulation Lab • Animal tissue lab
• Disposable and Consumables components
• To and fro transportation to OR
• Tea / Coffee / Snacks and Lunch
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• 3 star/equivalent hotel including breakfast
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