ASGE Peroral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM) Pearls to Practice: (On-Demand)

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The Perioral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM) conference will take place on July 16-17, 2022, in Downers Grove, IL, and will also be available for livestream viewing. The event will cover various aspects of POEM, including tool selection, patient selection, and management of post-procedure complications. <br /><br />The first day of the conference will include a welcome and introduction session, followed by presentations on the fundamentals and evolution of POEM and the four steps to success in performing the procedure. Afternoon sessions will be divided into two groups: Group A will participate in simulation and skills-based training in the IT&T bio-skills lab, focusing on mucosal incision and submucosal tunneling, while Group B will engage in case studies, video cases, and technique variations in the auditorium. Topics covered in these sessions include post-POEM management, identification and management of complications, and setting up a POEM referral practice. <br /><br />The second day will begin with breakfast and networking, followed by a keynote presentation on the lessons learned from POEM over the past 15 years and plans for the future. Group B will then proceed to the IT&T bio-skills lab for full POEM procedure training, which includes mucosal incision, submucosal tunneling, selective myotomy, gastric cardia myotomy, and closure of mucosal incision. Meanwhile, Group A will participate in sessions on POEM procedures, tips and tricks, and video case discussion. The day will conclude with case studies, real-world case studies, and a discussion on recurrence of achalasia post Heller.<br /><br />Overall, the conference aims to provide attendees with practical knowledge and skills in performing POEM procedures and managing related complications.

Keywords

Perioral Endoscopic Myotomy

POEM conference

livestream viewing

tool selection

patient selection

post-procedure complications

simulation and skills-based training

mucosal incision

submucosal tunneling

complication management