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DIGESTIVE DISEASES WALES MARCH 2018
DIgestIveDIseases wales
2018
Mercure, Holland House, CardiffThursday 1st - Friday 2nd March
Meeting Programme ............................................................... 4-5
Meeting Sponsors ........................................................................ 6
Sponsor Attendees ...................................................................... 7
Floor Plan......................................................................................... 8
BLANK ............................................................................................... 9
Welsh Surgical Society Price Session ............................ 10-11
Dr Miles Allison ...................................................................... Chair
Professor Jared Torkington ......................... WAGE President
Dr Dharmaraj Durai .........................................WAGE Secretary
Dr Sunil Dolwani ...................................WAGE President Elect
Dr Stuart MacPherson .......................... BSG Junior Secretary
Mr Richard Johnson ...........................Welsh Surgical Society
Professor Ashraf Rasheed ................................................AUGIS
Mr Mike Davies ................................................................. ACPGBI
Contents
Organising Committee
On behalf of the organising committee, may I offer you a warm welcome to our capital city.
This is the second meeting where BSG and the Welsh Association for
Gastroenterology and Endoscopy (WAGE) have combined, but the first
time that the Welsh Surgical Society and the two Welsh GI Surgical Chapters
have joined the party. Since its inception in 2006, WAGE has been proud
of its success in ensuring multi-disciplinary collaboration for the benefit
of GI and liver services and training in Wales. Each “stakeholder” has
gathered excellent speakers, who hail from mainland Europe and the USA
as well as from all over the UK.
I thank all those who have contributed to the progression of this meeting including all the speakers, the
WAGE Executive Committee, Alison Davey (WAGE Administrator) and the Creative Conferences team led
by Nikki Lee.
Thank you also to all our sponsors, who look forward to networking with you during the breaks. We are
especially grateful to Janssen (who host the Breakfast Satellite on IBD – please get up for an 08.00 start!),
Boston Scientific (State-of-Art on bile duct stones) and Mylan (Keynote Address on Pancreatic disease).
This is the last and perhaps most important meeting that I have led organisationally on behalf of WAGE.
I hope that the networking will strengthen further the close cross-specialty links we have in Wales,
especially between the medical and surgical gastroenterological communities.
Dr Miles Allison
Chair
welcome to the Digestive Diseases wales on st David’s Day!Croeso i Caerdydd!
THURSDAY 1ST MARCH 2018
Meeting Programme
TIME MAIN HALL CHAIR / SPEAKER BREAKOUT
09.00-09.30 Coffee and registration
09.30-11.10 SESSION 1: POT POURRI CHAIRS: JARED TORKINGTON & CATHRyN EDWARDS
The microbiome – time to adjust your thinking Julian Marchesi (Cardiff)
Things we don’t yet know about coeliac disease David Sanders (Sheffield)
‘The nose knows ...’ Chris Probert (Liverpool)
Improving safety in endoscopic practice Siwan Thomas-Gibson (London)
11.10-11.40 Coffee
11.40-13.15 SESSION 2: AUGIS SESSION CHAIRS: ASHRAF RASHEED & MILES ALLISON
Where are we with achalasia in 2018? Luigi Bonavina (Milan)
12.05 Upper gI Free Papers 1) Fluoroscopically-guided oesophageal Robert Pallas, stent insertion Nick Cross (Gwent) 2) Can the “Cardiff Mucolytic Mix” improve Hasan Haboubi et al (Cardiff) quality of upper-gastrointestinal endoscopy
12.25 Challenging Upper GI Cases: What to Do Next? Managing complications of anti-reflux interventions Luigi Bonavina (Milan)
12.50 BOSTON SCIENTIFIC STATE-OF-ART LECTURE Common bile duct stones Attila Nakeeb (Indianapolis)
13.15-14.15 Lunch
14.15-16.00 SESSION 3: HEPATOBILIARy SESSION CHAIRS: STUART MACPHERSON & DAvID O’REILLy
Alcohol-related liver disease Martin Lombard (Liverpool)
What’s new in varices and portal hypertension? Dhiraj Tripathi (Birmingham)
Hepatic Encephalopathy Mark Hudson (Newcastle)
Hepatobiliary Free Papers 1) value of AST/ALT Ratio in Early Detection of Chronic Liver Disease in Primary Care Dai Samuel et al (Gwent) 2) Hepatic steatosis progresses faster in HIv mono-infected than HIv/HCv co-infected patients and is associated with liver fibrosis Tom Pembroke et al (Montreal)
Direct biliary cholangioscopy George Webster (London)
Advances in Cholestatic Disorders Gideon Hirschfield (Birmingham)
16.00 Tea
16.30-17.00 BIG DEBATE CHAIR: JARED TORKINGTON This house recommends that people over FOR: aged 50 should take low-dose aspirin Mangesh Thorat (London) for cancer prevention AGAINST: Miles Allison (Newport)
18.45 Reception
19.15 St David’s Day Course Dinner - The Caernarfon Suite
14.15-16.00
WELSH SURGEONS
PRIZE SESSION
CHAIR:
Chris Gateley
President of WSS
PLACE:
CAERNARFON
FRIDAY 2ND MARCH 2018
NURSING SESSION
PLACE: CAERNARFON
09.10 Tara Rees (Cardiff)
Role of CNS in
Hepatology
09.35 Allyson Lewis
(Newport)
Developing IBD CNS role
10.00 Lindsay Ritchie
(Bangor)
Bowel Screening Wales
- Ten Years On
10.25 John Green
(Cardiff)
JAG Update
TIME MAIN HALL CHAIR / SPEAKER BREAKOUT
08.00-09.30 BREAKFAST SyMPOSIUM: COURTESy OF JANSSEN CHAIR: DHARMARAJ DURAI Where are we now and how did we get here? Chris Probert (Liverpool) Ustekinumab – real world evidence Mark Samaan (London)
09.40-11.00 SESSION 4: GI RESEARCH SESSION CHAIRS: SUNIL DOLWANI & WyN LEWIS
09.40 Chromocolonoscopy and serrated polyps: CONSCOP study Sunil Dolwani (Cardiff)
10.05 Polyp cancers: what does the evidence tell us, Doug Speake (Edinburgh) and where to from here?
10.25 Aspirin following radical oesophago-gastric cancer therapy Duncan Gilbert (Sussex)
10.35 Lessons from the National Research Collaborative Rhiannon Harries (Cardiff)
10.45 Becoming research-active in your hospital Dale vimalachandran (Chester)
11.00-11.25 STATE-OF-THE-ART (COURTESy OF MyLAN) Enrique Dominguez-Muñoz What’s new in pancreatic disease (Santiago de Compostela)
11.25-11.50 Coffee
11.50-13.20 SESSION 5: ACPGBI SESSION CHAIRS: MIKE DAvIES & JOANNA HILTON
11.50 Getting the most from an MDT in IBD Pär Myrelid (Linkoping)
12.10 Are outcomes the same for patients, physicians Nicola Fearnhead (Cambridge) and surgeons?
12.30 Colorectal free papers x2 1) Impact of Bowel Cancer Screening on Govil, Lifford, Colorectal Cancer Presentation in Wales Dolwani et al (Cardiff) 2) JAG provisional colonoscopy certification: does this sufficiently equip trainees with competencies in diagnostic colonoscopy? Keith Siau et al (Dudley)
12.50 The Epidemiology of IBD in South Wales Barney Hawthorne (Cardiff)
13.10 Restorative alternatives for surgery in ulcerative colitis Pär Myrelid (Linkoping)
13.30-14.15 Lunch
14.15-15.15 SESSION 6: CONSULTANTS CORNER Pär Myrelid JARED TORKINGTON & MILES ALLISON Nicola Fearnhead Barney Hawthorne IBD CASE DiSCUSSIONS Craig Parry Meleri Morgan
15.15 Awarding of prizes CLOSE
Meeting sponsorsDigestive Diseases Wales would like to thank the following companies who are supporting the meeting.
Aquilant Interventional
sponsor attendeesALBYN MEDICAL LTDJason Cardwell Paul statham
AQUILANT SPECIALIST HEALTHCARE SERVICESleah Brainlucy turner
ARDMORE HEALTHCARE LTDgavin sorren
BOSTON SCIENTIFICJimenez JavierJoshua vallis
CANTEL MEDICAL (UK) LTDHarpreet Dhillonleighton Mitchell
CROHN’S & COLITIS UKKaren alldusCat shorney-Joneselaine steven
COOK MEDICALstephen Conway ann liddell andrea Perris
CREO MEDICALPhil andrews alison Barry
DR FALK PHARMAMarja Cross victoria Keily
ETHICONMalith Madurasinghe
GASTROENTEROLOGY TODAYterry gardiner lorraine Parkinson
JANSSENsue DickenJames McCallion eammon McQuadePaul saunders
KARL STORZCharles goudiePaul lewislewis thorpe
MYLANClare Fryer alison HuntChris Reed
NORGINE PHARMACEUTICALS LTDlisa FurlongDiana HendzelNicola Morris
TILLOTS PHARMA UK LTDandrew Fairclough trudi Knight
Floor PlanThe parallel sessions will take place in the Caernarfon Suite on the first floor.
Fire Exit
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CreativeConferencesRegistration
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Catering Catering
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Lecture Theatre
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STAND EXHIBITOR
1 BOSTON 2 JANSSEN 3 AVAILABLE 4 NORGINE 5 NORGINE 6 NORGINE 7 DR FALk PHARmA 8 GASTROENTEROLOGY TODAY 9 AqUILANT 10 ETHICON
STAND EXHIBITOR
11 ARDmORE HEALTHCARE 12 ALBYN 13 COOk 14 TILLOTTS 15 CREOmEDICAL 16 CHROHN’S AND COLITIS 17 ERBE mEDICAL Uk 18 mYLAN 19 kARL STORz 20 CANTEL
BlaNK Page aNY sUggestIONs???
welsh surgical society Prize session
No Authors Title of Abstract
1
Emma Short*, Laura Thomas, Kenneth Ewan, Anika Offergeld,
Eider valle-Encinas, Geraint Williams, Nelson Cotrim, Peter
Giles, Trevor Dale, Julian Sampson.
AXIN2 Associated Polyposis
(AxAP): Further Clinical, Genetic
and Molecular Evidence for a
Putative Polyposis Syndrome
with Signs of Ectodermal
Dysplasia
2
KA Taylor, AM Tang, Tv Chandrasekaran, U Khot Swansea
Colorectal Group, Morriston Hospital, Swansea
Pre-operative clerking in elective
colorectal surgery: an audit and
quality improvement project.
3
y Sabah, K Harding, N Perera, S Haddon, A Sabah, B Appleton
Princess of Wales Hospital, Bridgend
A Quality Improvement Project:
Notes on the Surgical Ward
in Princess of Wales Hospital,
a prospective survey of
orderliness.
4
Iliff HA[1,2], Chalklin C[1,2], Clark GWB[1].
[1]Department of General Surgery, University Hospital of
Wales;
[2]Wales Deanery
Helen Iliff [email protected]
Route of Admission – Does it
Affect Time Spent in Department
for Patients Referred to General
Surgery?
5
Brown C, Abdelrahman T, Powell A, Pollitt J, Lewis WG,
Egan R Wales Deanery PGMDE School of Surgery,
Cardiff University, United Kingdom.
Correspondence to: [email protected]
To bed or not to bed: the sleep
question
6
Iliff HA[1,2], Chalklin C[1,2], Tyson N[1], O’Reilly D[1],
Clark GWB[1].
[1]Department of General Surgery, University Hospital of
Wales;
[2]Wales Deanery
Helen Iliff [email protected]
Effect of Providing an On Call
UGI Consultant Every Weekday
on Management of Patients with
Acute Biliary Disease.
No Authors Title of Abstract
1
Emma Short*, Laura Thomas, Kenneth Ewan, Anika Offergeld,
Eider valle-Encinas, Geraint Williams, Nelson Cotrim, Peter
Giles, Trevor Dale, Julian Sampson.
AXIN2 Associated Polyposis
(AxAP): Further Clinical, Genetic
and Molecular Evidence for a
Putative Polyposis Syndrome
with Signs of Ectodermal
Dysplasia
2
KA Taylor, AM Tang, Tv Chandrasekaran, U Khot Swansea
Colorectal Group, Morriston Hospital, Swansea
Pre-operative clerking in elective
colorectal surgery: an audit and
quality improvement project.
3
y Sabah, K Harding, N Perera, S Haddon, A Sabah, B Appleton
Princess of Wales Hospital, Bridgend
A Quality Improvement Project:
Notes on the Surgical Ward
in Princess of Wales Hospital,
a prospective survey of
orderliness.
4
Iliff HA[1,2], Chalklin C[1,2], Clark GWB[1].
[1]Department of General Surgery, University Hospital of
Wales;
[2]Wales Deanery
Helen Iliff [email protected]
Route of Admission – Does it
Affect Time Spent in Department
for Patients Referred to General
Surgery?
5
Brown C, Abdelrahman T, Powell A, Pollitt J, Lewis WG,
Egan R Wales Deanery PGMDE School of Surgery,
Cardiff University, United Kingdom.
Correspondence to: [email protected]
To bed or not to bed: the sleep
question
6
Iliff HA[1,2], Chalklin C[1,2], Tyson N[1], O’Reilly D[1],
Clark GWB[1].
[1]Department of General Surgery, University Hospital of
Wales;
[2]Wales Deanery
Helen Iliff [email protected]
Effect of Providing an On Call
UGI Consultant Every Weekday
on Management of Patients with
Acute Biliary Disease.
No Authors Title of Abstract
7
Authors: y Sabah, I Fabre, J Kovoor, B Appleton,
S Weaver Princess of Wales Hospital, Bridgend
A Quality of Service Survey:
Assessment of the impact of the
CholeQuIC project on Quality of
Life
8
Usama Mohamed, Faris Soliman,
Krishnamurthy Somasekar Nevill Hall Hospital
usama Shaker Mohamed [email protected]
Can ERCP be considered as gold
standard treatment for common
bile duct stones in the elderly?
9
Tariq H yasin, Francis de Castro, Rhiannon L Harries,
Simon M Phillips General Surgery Department,
University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff
tariq yasin [email protected]
Should patients aged 50 or over
who present with appendicitis
receive whole bowel imaging to
detect underlying right-sided
polyps or malignancy?
10
G. Neelankavil Davis, U. Mohamed, C.Arun Nevill Hall
Hospital, Abergavenny
Outcomes of colorectal resection
in Octogenarian patients.
11
G. Neelankavil Davis, U. Mohamed, C.Arun Nevill Hall
Hospital, Abergavenny
Laparoscopic colorectal
resection continuing
improvement, A Laparoscopic
surgeon experience
DIGESTIVE DISEASES WALES MARCH 2018
goodbye from Cardiff!
