OasisLMS

Discover cutting-edge insights into the identification, diagnosis, and management of flat colorectal neoplasms and dysplasia in both non-IBD and IBD patients. This interactive workshop blends endoscopy expertise with educational science to enhance your clinical decision-making skills. Participants will engage in breakout sessions, utilizing simulated case studies to apply expert knowledge in real-world scenarios. The workshop emphasizes active learning, grounded in proven educational theories, offering a hands-on, immersive experience designed to elevate your clinical practice.

• Demonstrate the skills to detect, diagnose, and manage flat colorectal neoplasms using predictive frameworks[1] developed during the workshop.
• Demonstrate the skills to detect, diagnose, and manage flat dysplasia’s in IBD patients using predictive frameworks developed during the workshop.
• Recognize and manage malignant colorectal polyps using predictive frameworks developed during the workshop.
• Formulate the steps for complete, safe, and efficacious dynamic inject and cut endoscopic resection of nonpolypoid colorectal lesions using predictive frameworks developed during the workshop.

COURSE DIRECTORS

Roy Soetikno, MD, MASGE
University of California
San Francisco, CA


Tonya R. Kaltenbach, MD, MASGE
San Francisco VA Health System
San Francisco, CA

FACULTY

Satimai Aniwan, MD, MS
Chulalongkorn University
Bangkok, Thailand

Amit Rastogi, MD, FASGE
Kansas University

Ravishankar Asokkumar, MD, FASGE
Singapore General Hospital and Duke-National University
Singapore

Sarah McGill, MD, MS, FASGE
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Chapel Hill, NC

Venkataraman Subramanian, MD
Leeds University

Gottukkumala S Raju, MD, FASGE
MD Anderson Cancer Center

Rajesh Keswani, MD
Northwestern University
Chicago, IL

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