How to get there Underground The nearest Underground stations are: Fulham Broadway (District line – Wimbledon Service) Earls Court (Piccadilly and District lines) South Kensington (Piccadilly, District and Circle lines) Local Bus stops 14 Fulham Road 31 Redcliffe Gardens C3 Redcliffe Gardens and Clapham Junction 11 Worlds End 22 Worlds End Emergencies in Bariatric Surgery COVIDIEN, COVIDIEN with logo, Covidien logo and “positive results for life” are U.S. and internationally registered trademarks of Covidien AG. © 2013 Covidien. All rights reserved. 295 From Clapham Junction station to Fulham Broadway station Covidien (UK) Commercial Ltd 4500 Parkway Whiteley Fareham Hampshire PO15 7NY +44 (0) 1329 224000 [t] +44 (0) 1329 220213 [f] www.covidien.com Chelsea and Westminster – Phoenix Health – Cleveland Clinic Friday 13th December 2013 Emergencies in Bariatric Surgery 5th Emergencies in Bariatric Surgery Course Gleeson Lecture Theatre Chelsea & Westminster Hospital London, United Kingdom Friday 13th December 2013 Course Convenor: Evangelos Efthimiou – Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK Course Directors: Gianluca Bonanomi – Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK Haris Khwaja – University Hospital Aintree, Liverpool, UK Tomasz Rogula – Cleveland Clinic, Ohio, USA Weight loss surgery is a rapidly evolving speciality. This course aims to provide a comprehensive approach to common emergencies experienced in Bariatric Surgery. It is designed for all clinicians involved in the care of bariatric patients. Programme Affilliations of Lecturers 0900 – 0920Registration 0920 – 0925Welcome Gianluca Bonanomi 0925 – 0930Introduction Haris Khwaja 0930 – 0945 Effective Emergency Bariatric Surgery in the USA Tomasz Rogula 0950 – 1005 Current Status of Emergency Bariatric Surgery in the UK Richard Welbourn 1010 – 1025 Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass – managing complications Gianluca Bonanomi 1030 – 1045 Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy– managing complications Tomasz Rogula 1050 – 1105 Laparoscopic Gastric Banding – managing complications James Smellie 1110 – 1145 Coffee Break 1150 – 1205 Laparoscopic Duodenal Switch– managing complications David Kerrigan 1210 – 1225 Intragastic Balloon Emergencies Jeremy Thompson 1230 – 1245 Anaesthetic Complications Kevin Haire 1250 – 1350 Lunch 1400 – 1415 Acute Nutritional Complications after Bariatric Surgery Kelly Edmiston 1420 – 1435 Psychological Illness in the Bariatric Patient Denise Ratcliffe 1440 – 1500 Simulation #1 – Slipped Gastric Band Conor Magee 1505 – 1525 Simulation #2 – Abdominal Pain post-LRYGB Evangelos Efthimiou 1530 – 1550 Simulation #3 – Abdominal Pain post-sleeve gastrectomy Tomasz Rogula 1550 – 1605 Coffee Break 1610– 1625 Bariatric Surgery – Postgraduate Exams and Fellowship Training Haris Khwaja 1625– 1655 Video Session – Complications of Bariatric Surgery Evangelos Efthimiou 1700 Closing Remarks Evangelos Efthimiou Evangelos Efthimiou Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK Gianluca Bonanomi Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK Haris Khwaja University Hospital Aintree, Liverpool, UK Tomasz Rogula Cleveland Clinic, Ohio, USA Richard Welbourn President British Obesity and Metabolic Surgery Society, UK James Smellie Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK David Kerrigan Countess of Chester Hospital, Chester & University Hospital Aintree, Liverpool, UK Jeremy Thompson Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK Kevin Haire Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK Conor Magee University Hospital Aintree, Liverpool, UK Kelly Edmiston Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK Denise Radcliffe Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK Booking To book a place on the course, please contact Danielle Hynes by phone 020 8746 5590 / 020 8237 5258 or by email [email protected] The Course Fee is £100