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Introduction:

Message from the Congress President

Message from the ESBS president

Message from the Congress Secretary General

About ESBS

Committees ESBS

Organising Committee

Scientific Committee

International Experts

Information:

Practical Information

Acknowledgement

Corporate Events

Scientific Program:

Scientific Information

Program Overview and Timetables

Tuesday 13 October 2015

Postgraduate Courses:

Principles of Bariatric surgery Hall B

Complications of Bariatric surgery Hall C

Opening Ceremony Hall A

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Wednesday 14 October 2015

Opening Session Hall (A)

Simultaneous sessions:

Gastric Bypass Hall(A)

Sleeve Gasterectomy Hall (B)

Lunch Symposium J&J Hall (A)

Simultaneous sessions:

Complications in Bariatric surgery Hall (B)

Bariatric Anaesthesia Hall (B)

Gala dinner

Thursday 15 October 2015

Revisions Main Hall

Friday 16 October 2015

Live surgery

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Welcome Message from the Congress President:It is my proud privilege and honor to invite you to the eleventh

annual Conference of Egyptian Society for Bariatric Surgery to be

held in Cairo, Egypt on the 13th – 15th October 2015.

The Egyptian Society for Bariatric Surgery (ESBS) was founded as

a member Society of the International Federation for the Surgery

of Obesity and Metabolic disorders (IFSO) in 1999. Bariatric

surgery has enjoyed exponential growth in Egypt. The 11th

annual meeting of the ESBS comes as a landmark meeting. The

meeting has an international panel of experts, world-class middle

east and Egyptian bariatric surgery experts and great original

studies from Egypt to make the conference a true scientific

gathering.

The ESBS 2015 conference is a comprehensive, multi-

disciplinary forum where leading national and international

experts will conduct a critical review. The Congress shall provide

a platform to address and debate on the recent advances and

challenges in the field of Metabolic and Bariatric surgery.

Egypt has a rich historic culture and hosts world famous tourists

attraction sites. Join us at our conference and enjoy the rich

deep culture of Egypt.

Professor Dr Khaled GawdatCongress President

Founder and Honorary president of the ESBS

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Prof. Dr. Alaa Abbass SabryESBS President

Welcome Message from the ESBS President:Egypt is a country with a great cultural background, thousands of

years of history, huge productive populations and many tourists

attractions gives Egypt a special place in the Middle East and the

world. Egypt has just emerged from a cycle of political instability

with a newly elected President and a stable government.

The ESBS was founded in 1999 to serve the bariatric surgery

community in Egypt and the Middle East. The Eleventh annual

meeting of the ESBS marks the return of a great bariatric

surgery conference and the conference will have a great panel of

international speakers, Middle Eastern experts, and experienced

Egyptian bariatric surgeons. It is planned to be show and discuss

results, controversies, and expert tips and tricks in the bariatric

and metabolic surgery field. The conference is planned to be an

excellent conference and it is our great pleasure to invite all

bariatric surgeons in the region to attend our meeting.

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Welcome Message from the Congress Secretary General:

Dear colleagues,It is my pleasure to join the entire ESBS executive council along with the president of ESBS Prof. Dr. Alaa sabry Abbass in welcom-ing you to our 10 th annual congress in Cairo.

This year program is committed to provide tools for bariatric professionals, whether established surgeons or those new to the field, to improve the quality of their practices. This year program contains two preconference courses to be held on Tuesday 13th of October. The scientific sessions will cover two and half days with a full track dedicated to integrated health professionals, abstract sessions and video sessions. A live surgery course will be held on Friday the 16th of October.

I look forward to seeing each of you here as we host our 11th annual meeting

Prof. Dr. Mohey ElBannaConference Secretary General

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About ESBS:

The ESBS is a non-profit Society; within this milieu, the Society’s main goal is to advance the science bariatric surgery via motivating its members to achieve:Planned teachings and updating activity, supervise bariatric surgery programs in the area, and issue guidelines and certification for bariatric surgery practice.Establishment of an intimate society of the obesity surgeons who have a role in the advancement of the obesity surgery.

Establishment of guidelines for the use of bariatric surgery as treatment of metabolic disorder.

Help members to get exposed to the latest medical research and literature in the field of bariatric surgery.

Our goal is to spread enough knowledge about bariatric surgeries and, to help limit the spreading of obesity throughout Egypt.

The Egyptian society for bariatric surgery is responsible for:Facilitating the communication between members.All that concerns obese patients, information, care, and solutions.Searching for new surgical techniques, developing existing ones.Becoming a valued specialty society that serves the educational and professional needs of our members.

The Egyptian Society For Bariatric Surgery

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Committees:ESBS Executive BoardPresident: Prof. Dr. Alaa Abbas Sabry Past President: Prof. Dr. Esam AbdelGililSecretary Treasurer: Prof. Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim

Council members:Pro. Dr. Hany Nawara Pro. Dr. Mohey AlBanna Prof. Dr. Osama Fouad

Founder and Honorary president and IFSO representativeProf. Dr. Khaled Gawdat

Organizing CommitteeProf. Dr. Esam AbdelGilil Prof. Dr. Khaled GawdatProf. Dr. Saeed AlKayyal Prof. Dr. Ahmed IbrahimProf. Dr. Osama Taha Prof. Dr. Mohey AlBannaProf. Dr. Mohamed Abouzeid Dr. Ahmed Osman

Scientific CommitteeProf. Dr. Saeed AlKayaal (Chairman)Prof. Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim Prof. Dr. Osama TahaProf. Dr. Mohey AlBanna Prof. Dr. Khaled GawdatProf. Dr. Osama Fouad Prof. Dr. Mohamed AbouzeidDr. Ahmed Osman

President of the Congress: Prof. Dr. Khaled Gawdat

Secretary General of the Congress: Prof. Dr. Mohey ElBanna

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International Experts

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Practical information:

Congress Venue:Dusit Thani Lake View Cairo

Dusit Thani LakeView Cairo is a lush oasis of greenery and lakes in the heart of New Cairo,

a newly developed satellite city in the Egyptian capital. Infused with traditional Thai design

and offering genuine Thai hospitality, Dusit Thani brings a taste of Thailand to the centre

of Egypt.

This 5-star hotel is strategically located in New Cairo’s Fifth Settlement, only 20 minutes

from Cairo International Airport and in close proximity to the main roads that lead to

Cairo’s major attractions, including the Pyramids, Sphinx, Citadel and Egyptian Museum.

Driving & Contact Information.

Address:

The LakeView, El-Tesseen Street, City Centre, Fifth Settlement, New Cairo PO Box 71

11835

Tel: +20 2 2614 0000

Fax: +20 2 2614 0009

E-mail: dtlc@dusit.com

Registration and Information desk:Opening hours:Tuesday 13 October 2015 8:00 am-6:00 pm

Wednesday 14 October 2015 8:00 am-6:00 pm

Thursday 15 October 2015 8:00 am-6:00 pm

Name Badge:

Your Personal badge is your entrance ticket to all sessions and the exhibition. Please

remember to wear your badge at the congress and social events.

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The ESBS 2015 congress committee gratefully acknowledges the contribution of the

following companies and wishes to thank them for their support:

Silver sponsors

Acknowledgement

DIAMOND SPONSORS

Corporate Event

J&J Lunch symposiumWednesday 14 October 2015

Medtronic Lunch symposiumThursday 15 October 2015

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Program at a Glance

Tuesday October 13, 201510:00-4:00 Postgraduate courses Principles of Bariatric Surgery (Hall B) Pages18-20 Coffee break (Halls D&E) Complications of Bariatric Surgery (Hall C) Pages 21-23 Lunch Break (Hall D&E)4:30-5:00 Opening Ceremony: (Hall A) Welcome Dinner

Wednestday October 14, 2015(10:00-12:30) Opening Session (Hall A) Pages 26(12:30-1:00) Coffee Break (Halls D&E)(1:00-3:00) Simultaneous sessions Gastric Bypass (Hall A) Pages 27 Sleeve Gasterectomy (Hall B) Pages 28 Lunch symposium J&J (Hall A) Pages 29 Panarab Business meeting (Hall F) (3:00-3:30) Lunch Break (Halls D&E)(4:00-6:20) Complications in Bariatric surgery (Hall B) Pages 30 Metabolic surgery, Miscellaneous (Hall C) Pages 31-32

Thursday October 15, 2015(10:00-12:30) Simultaneous sessions Revisions (Hall A) Pages 35 Miscellaneous (Hall B) Pages 36(12:30-1:00) Coffee Break (Halls D&E)(1:00-3:00) Simultaneous sessions Miscellaneous (Hall B) Pages 36-37 Miscellaneous (Hall A) Pages 38(3:00-4:00) Lunch symposium Medtronic (Hall A) Pages 39(4:00-6:20) Simultaneous sessions Miscellaneous (Hall A) Pages 39-40 Allied Health Considerations for the (Hall B) Pages 41 bariatric Patient

Friday October 16, 2015

(10:00-2:00) Live Surgery Ahmed Maher Teaching Hospital Transfer by buses from Hotel 8:30 am Return 2:00 pm

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Course Director : Alaa Abbass Sabry

Speakers

Nicola Scopinaro (Italy)Michel Suter (Switzerland)Kesava Mannur (United Kingdom)Moataz Bashah (Qatar)Alaa Abbas Sabry (Egypt)Essam AbdelGilil (Egypt)Ahmed Ibrahim (Egypt)Osama Taha (Egypt)Khaled Gawdat (Egypt)Mohamed Abouzeid (Egypt)

Course overview and target audienceThis course provides an overview of Bariatric surgery history, current bariatric surgery technique, bariatric surgery outcomes complications. Recommendations and guidelines for bariatric surgery. This course is a basic and advance overview on most aspects of bariatric surgery practice and is intended for surgeons at various levels of expertise, Endoscopists and, allied health professionals.

Course objectiveUpon completion of the course, participants should be able to

• Understand The different types of Bariatric procedures• Describe the mechanism of action and rationale for the choice of surgical procedures• Recognize the differences between different bariatric surgery options to aid in procedure choice• Learning the different techniques involved in performing various procedures

Scientific Program

Tuesday 13 October 2015

Post Graduate Courses: Principles of Bariatric Surgery (Hall B)

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Session 1: (10:00-12:00)

Session 2: (12:30-2:30)

10:00-10:30 - History of Bariatric Surgery Alaa Abbass (Egypt)

10:30-11:00 - Protein Malnutrition After BPD Physiology, Prevention and Treatment Nicola Scopinaro (Italy)

11:00-11:30 - Lipids and Cardiovascular Factors After Gastric Bypass Michel Suter (Switzerland)

11:30-12:00 - Spider sleeve gasterectomy one more way to do it? Moataz Bashah (Qatar)

12:00-12:30 Coffee Break

12:30-12:55 - Roux-en-Y gastric bypass Ahmed Ibrahim (Egypt)

12:55-1:20 - Omega Gastric Bypass Alaa Abbas Sabry (Egypt)

1:20-1:45 - How Does Techniques in Sleeve Gasterectomy will Affect Weight Loss in the Long Term? Kesava Mannur (UK)

1:45-2:05 - Laparoscopic Gastric Greater Curvature Plication Mohamed Abuzeid (Egypt)

2:05-2:30 - The Perfect Gastric Bypass Khaled Gawdat (Egypt)

2:30-3:00 Lunch break

(Hall B)

(Hall B)

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Session 3: 3:00-4:00

3:00-3:20 - The importance of Understanding the Pathophysiology After Different Types of Diversionary Procedures

Hosam Al Ghadban (Egypt)

3:20-3:40 - The Butterfly GastroplastyEssam AbdelGilil (Egypt)

3:40-4:00 - Mini Gastric Bypass Long BPL and its Metabolic EffectOsama Taha (Egypt)

4:00 - Panel Discussion

(Hall B)

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Course Director : Mohey ElBanna (Egypt)

Speakers

Moataz Bashah (Qatar)Haris Khawaja (UK)Kesava Reddy Mannur (UK)Alaa Abbas (Egypt)Ahmed Ibrahim (Egypt)Mohamed Hayssam ElFawal (Lebanon)Faheem Bassiony (Egypt)Osama Taha (Egypt)Ehab Akkary (USA)Hany Shehab (Egypt)

Course Topics:

1- Pre-operative Risk Assessment of the Bariatric Patient2- Intra-operative Prediction of Complications3- Intra-operative Preventive Measures 4- Early Detection of Complications5- Non-Surgical Complications6- Complications of Gastric Bypasses7- Complications of Sleeve Gastrectomy8- Complications of Non-Accredited Procedures9- Endoscopic Management of Complications10- Anesthetic Complications

Complications of Bariatric Surgery: Prevention and management (Hall C)

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10:00-10:30 - Latest Evidence and Developments in Venous Thromboembolism in Bariatric Surgery

Haris Khawaja (UK) 10:30-11:00 - How to Avoid Problems in Bariatric Surgery

Kesava Mannur (UK)

11:00-11:30 - How to Create Less Complications for Gastric Bypass Kesava Mannur (UK)

11:30-12:00 - Complications After Sleeve Gastrectomy Faheem Bassiony (Egypt)

(12:00-12:30) Coffee Break

(Hall C)Session 1: (10:00-12:00)

12:30-1:00 - Management of Leak After Sleeve GasterectomyMoataz Bashah (Qatar)

1:00-1:30 - The Role Of Upper Gl Endoscopy Before Bariatric SurgeryMohamed Hayssam Elfawal (Lebanon)

1:30-2:00 - Endoscopic Management Of Bariatric SurgeryHany Shehab (Egypt)

2:00-2:30 - Intraoperative Complications in Bariatric SurgeryOsama Taha (Egypt)

Lunch Break (2:30-3:00)

(Hall C)Session 2: 12:30-2:30

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Session 3 : (3:00- 4:00)

3:00- 3:20 - Incidence Prevention And Management Of Reflux And Stoma Ulcer After Single Gastric Bypass

Prof. Dr. Alaa Abbass

3:20- 3:40 - The role of upper GI endoscopy before bariatric surgeryEhab Akkary (USA)

3:40- 4:00 - Weight loss failure after after bariatric surgeryProf Dr Ahmed Ibrahim (Egypt)

4:00-5:00 Opening Ceremony The Minister of Health The President of the ConferenceThe President of the ESBSThe Secretary General of the ESBS

5:00 Welcome Dinner

(Hall C)

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Intragastric balloon technique

How it works The intra gastric balloon acts by filling the stomach causing a feeling of satiety and reducing food intake. The treatment is associated with a balloon supported on the diet plan and behavioral.

Speci�cations

Possibility of the device on the endoscope, Non sterile, Single use, Biocompatible (finished product), Radio logically opaque (valve), 18 months of expiry date, Free Latex et Phtalates, compatible with an MRI, Pack in a box and a peel sachet, Delivered with all accessories (Extraction kit, syringe, …..) to be store in normal surrounding conditions.

Indications Body Mass Index (BMI) > 30 kg/m², Before bariatric surgery for the « super obese (BMI > 50 kg/m²)

Main risks of complications

Abdominal pain, nausea, Vomiting frequently the first day, Gastric perforation, Balloon migration leading to intestinal occlusion.

Treatment ~6 months

Intervention 20 to 30 minutes (under general anesthesia with or without intubation)

Extraction 30 to 90 minutes (under general anesthesia with intubation)

Hospitalization 1 Day(Check in the morning, Check out the evening)

Mortality intervention 0.06% à 0.1% (bibliographic data)

Weight loss expected ~16 kg (bibliographic data)

System of intragastric balloon for NON SURGICAL

TEMPORARY treatment of obesity.

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View in the stomach

A turning point in vessel sealing

ENSEAL® G2 Articulating

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Chairpersons : Alaa Abbas Sabry (Egypt) Antonio Torres (Spain)Waleed Bukhari (KSA) Nabil Gad ElHak (Egypt)

Keynote Presentation

10:00-10:30 - Bariatric Surgery and General Surgery Nicola Scopinaro (Italy)

10:30-10:50 - Pseudoscience in Bariatric Surgery Khaled Gawdat (Egypt)

10:50-11:05 - SADI’s UpdatingAntonio Torres (Spain)

11:05-11:20 - Bariatric Surgery, Is it the Ultimate Solution for the Problem?Faheem Bassiony (Egypt)

11:20-11:35 - Is the Duodenal Switch the Best way for Weight Loss and Metabolic Problems?

Kesava Mannur (UK)

11:35-11:50 - The Rise and Fall of Bariatric ProceduresMoataz Bashah (Qatar)

11:50-12:05 - OR Disasters, What to do?Antonio Torres (Spain)

12:05-12:20 - IN Adjustable Gastric Banding ObsoleteKarl Miller (Austria)

12:20-12-30 - Does the Diagnosis of GERD Change the Choice of Bariatric Procedures?Nabil Gad ElHak (Egypt)

12:30-1:00 Coffee break

Scientific Program

Wednesday 14 October 2015

Opening Session (10:00-12:30) Hall A

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Simultaneous sessions : Gastric Bypass 1:00-3:00

Chairpersons : Luc Lemmens (Belgium)Nader Taweela (Egypt)Abdel Rahman Nimeri (UAE) Saeed ElKayal (Egypt)Karl Miller (Austria)

1:00-1:20 - Bariatric Surgery: The Land of No Consensus Saeed Elkayal (Egypt)

1:20-1:30 - Banded Versus Non- Banded Gastric Bypass: 434 Consecutive Patients with a Minimum of 5 Years Follow up.

Luc Lemmens (Belgium)

1:30-1:40 - Long Term Results: RYGB Michel Suter (Switzerland)

1:40-1:50 - Single Stage Precise Laparoscopic RYGB for Superobese Patients with BMI>50Wah Yang (China)

1:50-2:00 - Long Term Diabetis Remission After RYGBPeter Vasas (UK)

2:00-2:20 - Banded Micropouch RYGB:15 years Follow up.Khaled Gawdat (Egypt)

2:20-2:30 - Rational & Preliminary Results of Omega Loop Gastric Bypass a Single Center Experience

Marc Focquet (Belgium)

2:30-2:40 - Mini Gastric Bypass Versus RYGB UK Large Volume Center ExperienceShlok Balupuri (UK)

2:40-2:50 - Outcomes of Primary Versus Revisional RYGBAbdelRahman Nimeri (UAE)

2:50-3:00 - Mini Gastric Bypass Long BPL and Its Metabolic EffectOsama Taha (Egypt)

Hall A

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1:00-3:00 Sleeve Gasterectomy (Hall B)

Chairpersons : Mohamed Hayssam Fawal (Lebanon)Jan Willem Greve (The Netherlands) Faheem ElBassiony (Egypt) Marcos Berry (Chile)

1:00-1:10 - 1860 Laparoscopic Sleeve Gasterectomy: Hamad Medical Corporation Experience Moataz Bashah (Qatar)

1:10-1:20 - Low BMI ProceduresKarl Miller (Austria)

1:20-1:30 - Revisional Sleeve Post Gastric Banding, One Step Approach is BetterAayed Alqahtani (KSA)

1:30-1:40 - Bariatric Surgery in AdolescentsMohamed Hayssam El-Fawal (Lebanon)

1:40-1:50 - Sleeve Gasterectomy in Patients with BMI 30-35 Marcos Berry (Chile)

1:50-2:00 - Long Live the Sleeve, True or Not?Osama Taha (Egypt)

2:00-2:10 - The Value of Omental Reattachment in Sleeve GasterectomyIbrahim Galal (Egypt)

2:10-2:20 - Gastric Bypass or Sleeve Gasterectomy UK large Volume Center ExperienceAyman AbouLeid (UK)

2:20-2:30 - Sleeve Gasterectomy and Hiatal HerniaAayad AlQahtani (KSA)

2:30-2:40 - Laparoscopic Sleeve Gasterectomy: Does Bougie Size Matter?Mohamed AbdelMoneim (Egypt)

2:40-2:50 - Bariatric surgery in Adolescents Band Vs Sleeve Vs Gastric BypassMarcos Berry (Chile)

2:50-3:00 - Butterfly Gastroplasty After Failed SleeveAhmed Wasfy (Egypt)

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3:00-4:00 Lunch Symposium By Johnson & Johnson Hall A

3:00-4-00 Panarab Business Meeting Hall F

Karl Miller (Austria)Sherif HakkyBariatric Consultant, UK.

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4:00-6:00 Simultaneous sessionsComplications in Bariatric Surgery (Hall B)

Chairpersons : Wael AlGhafer (Egypt) Ahmed Ibrahim (Egypt) Kesava Mannur (UK) Michel Suter (Switzerland)

4:00-4:10 - Endoscopic Management of Leaks in Bariatric Surgery.Hany Shehab (Egypt)

4:10-4:20 - Internal Hernia after Gastric BypassWaleed Bukhari (KSA)

4:20-4:30 - How Does Techniques in Sleeve Gastrectomy Will Effect Weight Loss in the Long RunKesava Reddy Mannur (UK)

4:30-4:40 - Manometric Changes After Bariatric ProceduresMonir Azmy (Egypt)

4:40-4:50 - Endoscopic Management of Leaks Post Sleeve GasterectomyEmad Abdallah (Egypt)

4:50--5:00 - Gastroparesis After Sleeve GasterectomyAhmed Bashir (Jordon)

5:00-5:10 - Abdominal Pain After RYGBMichel Suter (Switzerland)

5:10-5:20 - Laparoscopic Roux en Y Esophagojejeunostomy for Chronic Sleeve Fistula: Tips and TricksAbdelRahman Nimeri (UAE)

5:20-5:30 - Effect of Sleeve Gasterectomy on Clinical HypothyroidismAhmed ElNabil Mortada (Egypt)

5:30-5:40 - How to Make High Volume Bariatric Surgery SafeAayed Alqahtani (KSA)

5:40-5:50 - Endoscopic Management of Leak After Bariatric SurgeryMohamed Samir (Egypt)

5:50-6:00 - Weight Gain after Sleeve Gasterectomy: SASI Bypass Is It a Good option? Tarek Mahdy (UAE)

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Chairpersons : Mohey Elbanna (Egypt)Cunchuan Wang (China) Haris Khawaja (UK)Ahmed Shehata Kawashti (Egypt)

4:00-4-20 - 21st Century Bariatric Surgery Education for the 21st Century Bariatric Surgeon

Haris Khawja (UK)

4:20-4:40 - Ten Years Experience in Bariatric Surgery of a Single Surgery Unit at Alazhar University Hospital

Ahmed Shehata Kawashti (Egypt)

4:40-4:50 -The Current Status of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery in China: A National report

Cunchuan Wang (China)

4:50-5:00 - Precise Bariatric Surgery in Treatment of Obesity and Metabolic Diseases, A New Concept

Jingge Yang (China)

5:00-5:10 - SASI Bypass, Is It An Effective Metabolic Surgery Procedure?Tarek Mahdy (UAE)

5:10-5:20 - Low BMI Metabolic SurgeryRamen Goel (India)

5:20-5:30 - Results of Various Techniques of Single Anastomosis Gastric Bypass Mohey Elbanna (Egypt)

(4:00-6:20) Metabolic Surgery, Others. (Hall C)

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(4:00-6:30) Metabolic Surgery, Others. (Hall C)

5:30-5:40 - Endoluminal Treatment for Obesity and Metabolic DisordersJan Willem Greve (The Netherlands)

5:40-5:50 - Management of Hypoglycaemia After Bariatric Surgery and Another Lecture on Antral Resecting Sleeve Gastrectomy - A Hybrid Procedure?

Yashwant Koak (UK)

5:50-6:00 - Common Channel Measurement in Single Anastomosis Gastric BypassAlaa Abbass (Egypt)

6:00-6:10 - Late Complications of Gastric BypassMoataz Bashah (Qatar)

6:10-6:20 - Enhanced Recovery After Bariatric Surgery (What We Can Do to Reduce the Length of Hospitalization?).

Mohamed Haddad (UAE)

Gala Dinner (By Invitation)(Hall A) 7:00-10:00

Al Tanoura Troupe For Cultural Heritage

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(4:00-6:30) Metabolic Surgery, Others. Powered ECHELON FLEX™ENDOPATH® Stapler

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Thursday 15 October 2015

Revisions. (10:00-12:00) Hall A

Chairpersons : Osama Taha (Egypt)AbdelRahman Mimeri (UAE) Michel Suter (Switzerland)Khaled Gawdat (Egypt)10:00-10:10 - Banded Micropouch Roux-en-Y gastric Bypass as a Revisional Bariatric Procedure

Khaled Gawdat (Egypt)

10:10-10:20 - Revision of Biliopancreatic Diversion: Why and How?Hosam El-Ghadban (Egypt)

10:20-10:30 - Redo Gastric BypassMichel Suter (Switzerland)

10:30-10:40 - Outcomes of Primary Versus Revisional LRYGBAbdelrahman Nemeri (UAE)

10:40-10:50 - Revision of Failed Gastric BypassAbdelrahman Ibrahim (Egypt)

10:50-11:00 - Safe Outcomes After Sleeve GastrectomyRamen Goel (India)

11:00-11:10 - Inadequate Weight Loss Following Gastric BypassAhmed Ibrahim (Egypt)

11:10-11:20 - Failure of Adjustable Band Treatment Options and Results Jan Willem Greve (The Netherland)

11:20-11:30 - Revisional Surgery After Band Faheem Al Bassiony (Egypt)

11:30-11:40 - Algorithm of Redo Surgery After Failed Restrictive ProceduresOsama Taha (Egypt)

11:40-11:50 - Results of Revisional Bariatric SurgeryOsama Fouad (Egypt)

11:50-12:00 - Single Anastomosis Gastric Bypass After Failed V B GAlaa Abbas (Egypt)

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Miscellaneous. (10:00-12:30) (Hall B)Chairpersons : Mohamed Hakky (Egypt)Waleed Bukhari (KSA)Cunchuan Wang (China)Abdu ElBanna (Egypt

10:00-10:30 - Pitfalls in Bariatric SurgerySherif Hakky (UK)

10:30-10:45 - Pediatric Bariatric SurgeryAayed Qahtani (KSA)

10:45-11:00 - Technical Variations In Sleeve Gastrectomy: An Insight.Tamer N. Abdelbaki (Egypt)

11:00-11:15 - Complications of LGCPAhmed Bashir (Jordon)

11:15-11:45 - Catastrophic complications in Bariatric surgeryWaleed Bukhari (KSA)

11:45-12:00 - Conversion of gastric plication to gastric bypassAhmed Bashir (Jordon)

12:00-12:15 - Redo CrisesOsama Taha (Egypt)

12:15-12:30 - Bariatric Surgery ReversalKhaled Gawdat (Egypt)

12:30-1:00 Coffee break

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Simultaneous Sessions (1:00-3:00) (Hall B)

Chairpersons : Wael Nabil (Egypt)Aayed ElQahtani (KSA)Soliman Mohamed Soliman (Egypt) Mohamed Abouzeid (Egypt)

1:00-1:15 - Management of Abdominal Pain after Bariatric Surgery, What We Should All Know?Mohamed Haddad (UAE)

1:15-1:30 - Management of Late Sleeve Leaks Sherif Hakky (UK)

1:30-1:40 - Management of Perforated Marginal Ulcer After Minigastric BypassAbdelrahman Nimeri (UAE)

1:40-1:50 - Management of Leak After Sleeve GasterectomyHosam El-Ghadban (Egypt)

1:50-2:00 - Revision of Billroth II Gasterectomy to a RYGB Sherif Hakky ( UK)

2:00-2:10 -Fear for Cancer After Omega Loop Gastric Bypass: Myth or RealityMarc Focquet (Belgium)

2:10-2:20 -Difficult Scenarios in the Superobese, How to Plan Safely?Aayed AlQahtani (KSA)

2:20-2:30 - Single Incision Laparoscopic Sleeve GastrectomyHossam Ghazy El Banna (Egypt)

2:30-2:40 - Bariatric Surgery : New Trocar Arrangement. Wael Nabil (Egypt)

2:40-2:50 - Lap treatment of gastric Leakage after open gastroplastyHossam Ghazy El Banna (Egypt)

2:50-3:00 - Complications after Sleeve GasterectomyAmr Fahim Farouk (Egypt)

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Simultaneous 1:00-4:00 Miscellaneous Hall A

Chairpersons : Ibrahim Galal (Egypt)Tarek Mahdy (UAE)Marc Foucquet (Belgium)Khaled Katri (Egypt)

1:00-1:10 - Sleeve Gasterectomy Under Block Anaesthesia Mohamed Hayssam El Fawal (Lenanon)

1:10-1:20 - Fear Of Cancer after Omega Loop Gastric Bypass Myth or Reality Marc Foucquet (Belgium)

1:20-1:35 - Omega Versus Roux-en Y Banded Micropouch Gastric Bypass: Interrmediate Results Khaled Gawdat (Egypt)

1:35-1:50 - Outcome of Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Banding (LAGB) Over Gastric Bypass - Largest Canadian Case Series

Ali Hazrati (Canada)

1:50-2:00 - Hormonal Aspects of Bariatric Surgery Ehab Akkary (USA)

2:00-2:10 - Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy : The impact on Type II Diabetes Mellitus in Obese Patients Khaled Katri (Egypt)

2:10-2:20 - Management of Complications and Revision of Laparoscopic Gastric Plication Mohamed Sharaan (Egypt)

2:20-2:30 - Metabolic Effects of Sleeve Gastrectomy Alaa Abbas (Egypt)

2:30-2:40 - Sleeve Gasterectomy, Staple Line Suturing Ahmed Osman (Egypt)

2:30-2:40 - Laparoscopic Management of Acute Sleeve Leaks Ahmed Osman (Egypt)

2:40-2:50 - Efficacy of MGB I Diabetic Patients with BMI<34 kg/m2: Sharjah Experience. Tarek Mahdy (UAE)

2:50-3:00 - Should All Bands Be Removed? Mohy Elbanna ( Egypt)

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Simultaneous sessions 4:00-6:20 Hall A

Chairpersons : Osama Fouad (Egypt) Esam AbdElgilil (Egypt)Mubarak Al-Kandari (Kuwait) AbdelAzziz Taalab (Kuwait)

4:00-4:10 - Laparoscopic Anatomy of Sleeve Gastrectomy Mostafa Gamal (Egypt)

4:10-4:20 - Conversion of Mini- Gastric Bypass to Roux-Y Gastric Bypass as a Treatment of Resistant Bile Reflux

Yasser Hamza (Egypt)

4:-20-4:30 - Re-Sleeve After Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy FailureMohamed Hany (Egypt)

4:30-4:40 - Laparoscopic Management of Gastro-gastric Fistula After Roux-en Y Gastric Bypass

Khaled Gawdat (Egypt)

4:40-4:50 - Laparoscopic Management of Banded Gastric Bypass: Band ComplicationsAhmed Osman (Egypt)

4:50-5:00 - Laparoscopic Plication is Effective in Low BMI PatientsAhmed Raouf (Egypt)

3:00-4:00 Lunch Symposium By MedtronicFast Track Enhance Recovery Bariatric Practice Hall A

Osama Taha Bariatric Consultant, Assistance Professor, Assuit University Waleed El Hmemy Professor of Anesthesia, Cairo University

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Simultaneous sessions 4:00-6:20 Hall A

5:00-5:10 - Mini Gastric Bypass in 522 Cases, Preliminary Results Of 1 TeamMohamed Abouzeid (Egypt)

5:10-5:20 - Leak After Sleeve GasterctomyMobarak AlKandary (Kuwait)

5:20-5:30 - Butterfly Gastroplasty: 7 Years ExperienceEssam AbdelGilil (Egypt)

5:30-5:40 - Butterfly Gastric Bypass: A New Technique EvaluationEssam AbdelGilil (Egypt)

5:40-5:50 - Roux-en-Y gastric Bypass Versus Mini-gastric Bypass in Morbid Obesity Management

Mohamed Samy, Essam AbdelGilil (Egypt)

5:50-6:00 - How to Select a Technique for Bariatric SurgeryAbdelaziz Talaab (Kuwait)

6:00-6:10 - Butterfly Gastroplasty Versus Sleeve Gasterectomy in Morbidly Obese Patients

Ahmed AbdelHady, Essam AbdelGilil (Egypt)

6:10-6:20 - Case Report Morbidly Obese Patient treated with non bariatric surgeryFayez ElDeeb (UK)

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Allied Health Considerations for the Bariatric Patient 4:00-6:00 (Hall B)

Chairpersons : Randa Reda (Egypt)Vanessa Snowdon-Carr (UK)Madhu Goel (India)Poonam Shah (India)

4:00-4:15 - Life After Bariatric Surgery, How Do We Detect and Work With Psychosocial Issues to Improve Outcome?

Vanessa Snowdon-Carr (UK)

4:15-4:30 - Pre-op Dietary Preparation, Is It Necessary? Poonam Shah (India)

4:30-4:45 - Understanding Supplement Requirements After Bariatric SurgeryMadhu Goel (India)

4:45-5:00 - Effect of Bariatric Procedures on Diabetes Mellitus/Metabolic SyndromePoonam Shah (India)

5:00-5:15 - Nutritional Bariatric Complications, Are they all resolved?Randa Reda Mabrouk (Egypt)

5:15-5:30 - Does Weight Loss Help PCOD PatientsPoonam Shah (India)

5:30-5:45 - Perioperative Dexametometidine as an Adjunct to Propofol Based Total Intravenous Anesthesia in Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass Surgery

Fahmy Saad (Egypt)

5:45-6:00 Discussion

Friday October 16, 2015

Live Surgery Course : Ahmed Maher Teaching Hospital

Session One; 9:00-10:30

Moderators:Khaled Gawdat (Egypt)Esam AbdElgilil (Egypt)

Case 1 Laparoscopic Sleeve GasterectomyAlaa Abbass

Case 2 Laparoscopic Mini Gastric BypassOsama Taha

Session Two: 10:30-12:00

Moderators:Alaa Abbass(Egypt)Osama Taha (Egypt)

Case 3 Laparoscopic Butterfly GastroplastyEsam AbdelGilil (Egypt)

Case 4 Laparoscopic Banded Gastric BypassKhaled Gawdat (Egypt)

12:00 Friday Prayers and Transport Back to Dusit Hotel

Transport with Buses to Ahmed Maher Teaching Hospital 8:00 from Dusit Hotel

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