mayo clinic in scottsdale update in liver diseases and

Mayo School of Continuing Medical Education

Mayo Clinic in ScottsdaleUpdate in Liver Diseases and Transplantation 2005

www.mayo.edu

Friday-Saturday

March 4-5, 2005

Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell Mountains

Scottsdale, Arizona

Course highlights:� Latest in-depth topics and updates concerning

liver diseases and liver transplantation� Assistance in preparing: Certificate of

Added Qualification of Transplantation Hepatology

Winter Gastroenterology Meeting: Gastroenterology Linked

to Endoscopy and Hepatology offered February 28-March 4.

Information on reverse.

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LIVER DISEASE

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

This symposium is intended for Hepatologists, Gastroenterologists,

and specialists in liver transplantation, primary care, and allied health

professionals with an interest in the latest in-depth topics and updates

concerning liver diseases and liver transplantation. This two-day intensive

course features interactive lectures; a “Meet the Professor” breakout session;

and discussion of questions via use of an audience response system to

provide an optional learning experience for audience discussion of questions

using an interactive response system. Topics in the course may help prepare

for the upcoming Certificate of Added Qualification in Liver Transplantation.

COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

• Define management and treatment strategies for Hepatitis C and B

• Explain basic liver pathology

• Assess management of metabolic liver disease

• Identify the appropriate treatment strategies for patients with

hepatocellular carcinoma

• Assess the complications associated with end stage liver disease

• Identify appropriate candidates for living donor liver transplantation

• Manage the long-term complications associated with liver transplantation

CREDIT

Mayo Foundation is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing

Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for

physicians.

Mayo Foundation designates this educational activity for a maximum of

16.25 category 1 credits towards the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award.

Each physician should claim only those credits that he/she actually spent in

the educational activity.

This program has been approved by the American Osteopathic Association

for 16 hours of 2A accreditation.

This activity has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 16.25 Prescribed

credits by the American Academy of Family Physicians.

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS

This course is supported in part by educational grants from the following

companies, in accordance with ACCME Standards.

Roche Laboratories Inc.

Fujisawa Healthcare, Inc.

Bristol-Myers Squibb

At the time of this printing, a complete listing of commercial supporters was

not available. Appropriate acknowledgement will be given to all supporters at

the time of the meeting.

LIVER DISEASE

7:00 am Liver Course Registration and Continental Breakfast

7:20 Welcome, Introduction and AnnouncementsDrs. Vijayan Balan, Jorge Rakela, and David D. Douglas

SESSION 1: HEPATOLOGY IModerator: Vijayan Balan, MD

7:30 Approach to a Patient with Abnormal LFTsThomas J. Byrne, MD

7:50 Management of HCVRolland C. Dickson, MD

8:20 Future Therapy in HCVDavid Nelson, MD, PhD

8:50 Management of HBVRobert G. Gish, MD

9:20 Questions from Audience

9:50 Break and Industry Exhibits

SESSION 2: HEPATOLOGY IIModerator: Jorge Rakela, MD

10:05 Referring Patients for Liver Transplantation and UNOS UpdateRussell H. Wiesner, MD

10:45 Drug HepatotoxicityWilliam M. Lee, MD

11:15 Management of Complications of Portal HTN, Variceal BleedingKapil Chopra, MD


12:20 pm Meet the Professors Luncheon (30 minute lunch/40 minute presentation)

1. Viral Hepatitis: Drs. Nelson, Rakela, and Gish

2. Alcoholic and Metabolic Liver Disease: Drs. Kowdley, Lindor, and Shah

3. Liver Transplantation: Drs. Wiesner, Reddy, and Moss

4. Management of the Complications of Portal Hypertension: Drs. Chopra, Douglas, Kwo, and Vargas

5. Hepatic Malignancies: Drs. Gores, Byrne, and Mulligan

6. Mid Level Forum: Management of Side Effects of HCVTherapy: Dr. Dickson and Marianne J. Rosati, CRNP

SESSION 3: HEPATOLOGY IIIModerator: Hugo E. Vargas, MD

1:30 Cholestatic Liver DiseasesM. Edwyn Harrison, Jr., MD

1:55 Autoimmune HepatitisPaul Kwo, MD

2:15 NASHKeith A. Lindor, MD

2:35 Metabolic Liver DiseasesKris Kowdley, MD


SESSION 4: HEPATOLOGY IVModerator: David D. Douglas, MD

3:20 Alcoholic Liver DiseaseVijay H. Shah, MD

Friday March 4, 2005

LIVER DISEASE

MAYO CLINIC FACULTY

Vijayan Balan, MD*Thomas J. Byrne, MDDavid D. Douglas, MD**M. Edwyn Harrison, MDEric A. Huettl, MDLois E. Krahn, MDShimon Kusne, MD

Adyr A. Moss, MDDavid C. Mulligan, MDJorge Rakela, MDK. Sudhakar Reddy, MD Marianne J. Rosati, CRNPHugo E. Vargas, MD**James W. Williams, MD

Jacksonville, FloridaJaime Aranda-Michel, MDRolland C. Dickson, MD

David J. Kramer, MD

Rochester, MinnesotaGregory J. Gores, MDKeith A. Lindor, MDJeffrey L. Platt, MD, PhD

Vijay H. Shah, MDRussell H. Wiesner, MD

DISTINGUISHED VISITING FACULTYBruce R. Bacon, MD Saint Louis University School of Medicine St. Louis, MO

John Baillie, MD Duke University Medical CenterDurham, NC

Kenneth P. Batts, MD Minneapolis, MN

Kapil Chopra, MDUniversity of Pittsburgh, School of MedicinePittsburgh, PA

Robert Gish, MD California Pacific Medical CenterSan Francisco, CA

Kris Kowdley, MDUniversity of WashingtonSeattle, WA

Paul Kwo, MDIndiana UniversityIndianapolis, IN

Randall Lee, MDLegacy Health SystemPortland, OR

William Lee, MD University of TexasSouthwestern Medical SchoolDallas, TX

David Nelson, MD University of FloridaGainesville, FL

Mani Subramanian, MD, PhD Human Genome SciencesRockville, MD

*Course Director **Course Co-Directors

LIVER DISEASE3:40 Liver Pathology

Kenneth P. Batts, MD

4:10 Genomics and LiverMani Subramanian, MD, PhD


5:10 Adjourn

7:00 am Continental Breakfast and Industry Exhibits

7:25 AnnouncementsVijayan Balan, MD

7:30 Special Lecture: Certificate of Added Qualification in LiverTransplantationBruce R. Bacon, MD

SESSION 5: LIVER TRANSPLANT IModerator: Adyr A. Moss, MD

8:00 Fulminant Liver FailureDavid J. Kramer, MD

8:35 Transplantation ImmunologyJeffrey L. Platt, MD, PhD

9:10 Hepatocellular Carcinoma in the Setting of the LiverTransplantationGregory J. Gores, MD

9:45 The Use of Interventional Radiology in the Diagnosis andManagement of Liver Transplant PatientsEric A. Huettl, MD


SESSION 6: LIVER TRANSPLANT IIModerator: K. Sudhakar Reddy, MD

10:30 Management of Viral Hepatitis after Liver TransplantationHugo E. Vargas, MD

11:00 Psychiatric Issues in Liver TransplantationLois E. Krahn, MD

11:30 Live Donor Liver TransplantationDavid C. Mulligan, MD


12:40 pm Lunch

SESSION 7: LIVER TRANSPLANT IIIModerator: David C. Mulligan, MD

1:30 Infectious Complications of ImmunosuppressionShimon Kusne, MD

2:10 Primer on Hepatopathology During the Liver Transplantation ProcessJames W. Williams, MD


SESSION 8: LIVER TRANSPLANT IVModerator: Vijayan Balan, MD

2:55 Endoscopic Management of Liver Transplant ComplicationsJohn Baillie, MD

3:25 Nutrition Support in the Setting of Liver TransplantationJaime Aranda-Michel, MD


4:20 Closing Remarks and Adjourn

Saturday March 5, 2005

MEETING LOCATION

The Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell Mountains is located at 16770 North

Perimeter Drive, Scottsdale, Arizona. Set amid the calming beauty of the desert

and a serene blend of southwestern culture, the Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell

Mountains is a magnificent retreat that combines a spectacular resort setting with

the convenience and amenities of an all-suite luxury hotel. Their two-room suites

are spacious and inviting, offering a separate living area complete with wetbar,

refrigerator, 2 televisions and 3 telephones with dual voicelines and a high-speed

T1 Internet connection. And when you’re ready for a good workout, their state-of-

the-art fitness center, complete with whirlpool and sauna, is fully equipped with a

variety of aerobic and weight machines to accommodate all different levels.

If it’s breath-taking views you’re after, you won’t have to venture too far…

the resort offers spectacular views of Camelback, Piestewa Peak, and the McDowell

Mountains right outside the front door. Plus, the Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell

Mountains is ideally situated between some of the finest restaurants and upscale

shopping in the North Scottsdale/Carefree area. For more information, visit their

website at: www.marriottscottsdale.com

RECREATION

Scottsdale offers both the means and the mindset to venture forth into the greatoutdoors – to pursue a favorite pastime or take up a new activity. Year-round sunny skies allow for ample hiking or biking through the dramatic Sonoran Desertlandscape. Or you can enjoy a journey into the majestic McDowell Mountains onhorseback to experience the city's Western heritage. If you’re not a landlubber, taketo the skies in a hot air balloon. There are more than 200 golf courses in MaricopaCounty waiting to test your skills. Major League baseball spring training starts atthis time of year.

If indoor activities are more your style, you’ll find an endless array of shoppingmalls, boutiques, and outlets to keep your fashion taste buds tantalized. And whenyou’ve exhausted all the shopping you can manage, there are a multitude of finedining establishments that are just waiting to whisk you away from the cares of theday into a variable culinary paradise…everything from Italian, Mexican, steak andseafood to French, Cuban, Greek, and Mediterranean. Bon Appetit!

Many other recreation and leisure activities are listed via the website at:www.phoenixcvb.com.

REGISTRATION

Course Registration Fees: Through 1/28 After 1/28

Physicians Active in Practice

■ Gastroenterology Course ONLY – includes

Friday morning of Liver Course (2/28 - 3/4/05): $499 $550

■ Liver Disease Course ONLY (3/4 - 5/05): $395 $445

■ Gastroenterology & Liver Course (2/28 - 3/5/05) $699 $750

There is one registration form denoting both courses. To register, please completethe registration form and return with your payment. If you are using a credit card,you may fax your completed form to 1-480-301-8323. The GI course fee includes(for course registrant’s only): tuition, continental breakfasts, refreshment breaks,Monday welcome reception (two complimentary), a comprehensive coursesyllabus, Endoscopy Learning Center, hands-on simulators, and special eveningpresentations. The Liver course fee includes (for course registrants only): tuition,continental breakfasts, refreshment breaks, lunches, and a comprehensive coursesyllabus. Special rates are available for residents, retired physicians, active dutymilitary, Indian Health Service physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitionersand nurses – please call 1-480-301-4580 to obtain the appropriate registration fee.

No refund will be granted unless a written notice of cancellation is received. If

registration must be canceled, tuition less a $50 administrative fee will be refunded

when notification of cancellation is received prior to February 14, 2005. No refunds

will be made after February 14, 2005.

In case of an emergency, you may be reached at the conference by calling

1-480-502-3836.

For additional information, call Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Mayo School of

CME-Scottsdale, at 1-480-301-4580 or e-mail [email protected]

LODGING ACCOMMODATIONS

Hotel rooms in The Valley are limited, so please make your reservations early.

The Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell Mountains has reserved a small block of

luxurious rooms at a special group rate of $199, single/double/triple/quad

occupancy per night. There is no additional charge for children under the age of 18.

Group rates will apply three days prior to and three days following the course

dates, based on availability.

Reservations should be made directly with the Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell

Mountains by calling 1-800-288-6127 or 1-480-502-3836. Please specify the course(s)

you are attending.

In order to receive the special rate, reservations must be made before the

room block is filled or before the expiration date of Monday, February 7, 2005.

Reservations will be accepted after this date, based upon room availability at

the contracted meeting rate.

TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

When making reservations, please state that you are attending the Mayo Clinic in

Scottsdale Winter Gastroenterology Meeting and/or Update in Liver Disease &

Transplantation course.

Air: America West Airlines is the official airline for this course. Reduced airline

fares are available by calling America West Airlines at 1-800-548-7575. CAMS File

Code: 2011 Valid date(s) of travel are: February 23 – March 10, 2005

Ground Transportation: Hertz is offering a reduced daily rate for participants

attending the course. To make a reservation call 1-800-654-2240. Please refer to

Meeting Code: CV# 022Q1925 when making reservations.

Supershuttle vans offer airport transportation to and from the hotel. To make

reservations call 1-602-244-9000.

FACULTY DISCLOSURE

As a provider accredited by ACCME, Mayo Foundation must ensure balance,

independence, objectivity and scientific rigor in its educational activities. All faculty

participating in a Mayo Foundation activity are required to disclose commitments

to and/or relationships with pharmaceutical companies, biomedical device

manufacturers or distributors, or others whose products or services may be

considered to be related to the subject matter of the educational activity. Faculty

will also disclose any off-label and/or investigational use of pharmaceuticals or

instruments discussed in their presentation. Disclosure of these commitments

and/or relationships will be published in course materials so those participants in

the activity may formulate their own judgments regarding the presentation.

Although it is not Mayo Clinic’s policy to limit the number of registrants for

a course, resort conference room facilities may necessitate closure of enrollment. Early

registration is strongly recommended. Walk-in registrations cannot be guaranteed.

Please confirm registration prior to making travel arrangements.

REGISTRATION FORM

Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale Winter Gastroenterology Meeting:

Gastroenterology Linked to Endoscopy & Hepatology 2005

February 28 – March 4, 2005

Mayo Clinic Update in Liver Disease & Transplantation 2005

March 4-5, 2005

Please print or type all information. Duplicate form for multiple registrations.

To expedite registration, fax this form with your credit card noted: 1-480-301-8323; or mail to Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Mayo School of CME, Mayo Clinic, 13400 East Shea Boulevard, Scottsdale, AZ 85259. For questions, please email [email protected] or call 1-480-301-4580.

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Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale Winter GastroenterologyMeeting: GastroenterologyLinked to Endoscopy and Hepatology 2005

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Monday-FridayFebruary 28 – March 4, 2005

Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell MountainsScottsdale, Arizona

Course highlights:� Internationally-known faculty � State-of-the-art topics in Gastroenterology and Hepatology � Hands-on use of simulators � Learning center

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Update in Liver Diseases & Transplantation offered

March 4-5. Information on reverse.

COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

• Compare conventional and new therapies for the management of esophagealreflux, inflammatory bowel disease, hepatitis, and pancreatitis

• Assess the role of genetics in gastrointestinal diseases

• Compare conventional and novel diagnostic tests for colon cancer

• Assess advanced endoscopic therapies for biliary, pancreatic, and neoplasticdiseases

• Identify indications for capsule endoscopy and virtual radiography

• Evaluate management strategies for obesity, anorectal disease, and motilitydisorders

• Assess role of liver transplantation for patients with advanced liver disease

CREDITMayo Foundation is accredited by the Accreditation Council for ContinuingMedical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education forphysicians.

Mayo Foundation designates this educational activity for a maximum of 26 category 1 credits towards the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award. Eachphysician should claim only those credits that he/she actually spent in theeducational activity.

This program has been approved by the American Osteopathic Association for 26 hours of 2A accreditation.

This activity has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 26 Prescribed creditsby the American Academy of Family Physicians.

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS

This course is supported in part by educational grants from the followingcompanies, in accordance with ACCME Standards.

Olympus America • Centocor, Inc. • Novartis Pharmaceuticals • Boston Scientific • Janssen Pharmaceutica • Fujinon • Given Imaging, Inc.

• Procter and Gamble Pharmaceuticals • TAP Pharmaceuticals • US Endoscopy • Wilson-Cook Medical GI Endoscopy • In-Kine

Pharmaceutical Company, Inc. • Axcan Scandipharm Inc. • Bard • BARRx • Braintree Labs • Curon Medical • Erbe USA, Inc. • Medtronic, Inc.

• Salix Pharmaceuticals, Inc. • Solvay Pharmaceuticals-US

This course is supported in part by an in-kind grant of equipment and/ormedical materials, devices, or supplies from the following company: Simbionix

At the time of this printing, a complete listing of commercial supporters was notavailable. Appropriate acknowledgement will be given to all supporters at thetime of the meeting.

HANDS-ON SIMULATORSSophisticated endoscopic simulators will be available for hands-on use by courseregistrants during this optional afternoon activity. These technologies allow theparticipant to train and/or test their skills with Colonoscopy, ERCP, and specificendoscopic therapies, such as the management of GI bleeding. A limited numberof simulators will be available Tuesday-Thursday in half-hour sessions.

ENDOSCOPY LEARNING CENTERThe Endoscopy Learning Center is a collection of more than 50 videotapesdeveloped by the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy. These tapes,with audio commentary, demonstrate both basic and advanced procedures. Thelearning center is on a drop-in basis and will be available Tuesday-Thursdayfrom 1:00-3:30 pm.

GASTROENTEROLOGY


GASTROENTEROLOGY

MAYO CLINIC FACULTY

Monte L. Anderson, MDSophie Bersoux, MDGeorge E. Burdick, MDMichael D. Crowell, PhDAnanya Das, MDG. Anton Decker, MDGiovanni De Petris, MDJohn Di Baise, MD David E. Fleischer, MD*Leonard L. Gunderson, MDSuryakanth R. Gurudu, MDAmy K. Hara, MDLucinda A. Harris, MDM. Edwyn Harrison, MD

Russell I. Heigh, MDJacques P. Heppell, MDKatherine S. Hunt, MS, CGCH. Jae Kim, MDJonathan A. Leighton, MD**Tisha N. Lunsford, MDCuong C. Nguyen, MD**Adyr A. Moss, MDJorge Rakela, MDVirender K. Sharma, MDArthur D. Shiff, MDJames M. Swain, MDVictor F. Trastek, MDTonia M. Young-Fadok, MD

Jacksonville, FloridaJohn R. Cangemi, MDRonald A. Hinder, MD

James S. Scolapio, MDMichael B. Wallace, MD

Rochester, MinnesotaSuresh T. Chari, MDJonathan E. Clain, MD

Edward T. Creagan, MDJoseph A. Murray, MD

DISTINGUISHED VISITING FACULTYFiras H. Al-Kawas, MDGeorgetown UniversityWashington, DC

Lawrence J. Brandt, MDMontefiore/Albert Einstein Medical SchoolBronx, NY

Marc F. Catalano, MDMedical College of WisconsinMilwaukee, WI

David R. Cave, MD, PhDTufts University School of MedicineBoston, MA

Lin Chang, MDUniversity of CaliforniaLos Angeles, CA

Peter B. Cotton, MDMedical University of South Carolina Charleston, SC

Ronnie Fass, MDUniversity of ArizonaTucson, AZ

Rick FosterFoster, Hicks & AssociatesOakland, CA

Greg HicksFoster, Hicks & AssociatesOakland, CA

Haruhiro Inoue, MDShowa UniversityJapan

Dennis Jensen, MDUniversity of CaliforniaLos Angeles, CA

Michael P. Jones, MDNorthwestern UniversityChicago, IL

Asher Kornbluth, MDMt. Sinai School of MedicineNew York, NY

Peter Lance, MDUniversity of ArizonaTucson, AZ

David A. Lieberman, MDOregon Health Sciences UniversityPortland, OR

David Peura, MDUniversity of VirginiaCharlottesville, VA

Douglas K. Rex, MDIndiana UniversityIndianapolis, IN

Wilfred M. Weinstein, MDUniversity of CaliforniaLos Angeles, CA

David C. Whitcomb, MD, PhDUniversity of PittsburghPittsburgh, PA


GASTROENTEROLOGY

7:00 am Registration, Continental Breakfast, and Industry Exhibits

7:25 Welcome, Announcements, and IntroductionDrs. David E. Fleischer, Victor F. Trastek, and Jorge Rakela

SESSION I: ESOPHAGUSModerators: David E. Fleischer, MD and George E. Burdick, MD

7:40 Approaches to Refractory GERDRonnie Fass, MD

7:55 Esophageal Testing 2005Michael D. Crowell, PhD

8:10 Endoscopic Treatment of Barrett'sVirender K. Sharma, MD

8:25 Surgical Approaches to Esophageal DiseaseRonald A. Hinder, MD

8:40 Panel DiscussionDrs. Crowell, Fass, Hinder, and Sharma

SESSION II: GI BLEEDINGModerator: Virender K. Sharma, MD

9:00 Peptic Disease and GI Bleeding in 2005Dennis Jensen, MD

9:15 Ischemic Disease, Irritable Bowel, and DrugsLawrence J. Brandt, MD

9:30 Obscure GI BleedingDavid R. Cave, MD, PhD

9:45 H. Pylori – What’s Hot and What’s NotDavid Peura, MD

10:00 Panel DiscussionDrs. Brandt, Cave, Jensen, and Peura


SESSION III: INTESTINAL DISORDERSModerators: G. Anton Decker, MD and Arthur D. Shiff, MD

10:50 Celiac Disease – Endoscopy or Serology?Joseph A. Murray, MD

11:05 Treatment of Vascular LesionsLawrence J. Brandt, MD

11:20 ProbioticsH. Jae Kim, MD

11:35 Double Balloon EnteroscopyJonathan A. Leighton, MD

11:50 Panel DiscussionDrs. Brandt, Kim, Leighton, and Murray

12:15 pm Adjourn – Recreation

5:45 Refreshments

SESSION IV: SPECIAL EVENING SESSION Moderator: David E. Fleischer, MD

6:00 Future of GastroenterologyDavid Peura, MD

6:30 How to Survive Medicine in the 21st Century – Proven Tactics To Go the DistanceEdward T. Creagan, MD

7:00 Adjourn and Complimentary Welcome Reception

Monday February 28, 2005

GASTROENTEROLOGY


7:30 AnnouncementsJonathan A. Leighton, MD

SESSION V: COLORECTAL NEOPLASIAModerator: Jonathan A. Leighton, MD

7:35 Colon Polyps and Current Screening RecommendationsDavid A. Lieberman, MD

7:50 What We Should Be Doing to Minimize Miss RatesDouglas K. Rex, MD

8:05 CT Colonography: ProAmy K. Hara, MD and David A. Lieberman, MD

8:20 CT Colonography: ConAmy K. Hara, MD and Peter B. Cotton, MD

8:35 Panel DiscussionDrs. Cotton, Hara, Lieberman, and Rex

SESSION VI: INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASEModerator: Jonathan A. Leighton, MD

8:55 First and Second Line Therapy for IBDSuryakanth R. Gurudu, MD

9:10 Biologics and BeyondAsher Kornbluth, MD

9:35 Issues in Dysplasia ManagementJohn R. Cangemi, MD

9:50 When Medicine Doesn’t Work – Surgery in IBDTonia M. Young-Fadok, MD

10:05 Panel DiscussionDrs. Cangemi, Gurudu, Kornbluth, and Young-Fadok


SESSION VII: CHALLENGES IN ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICEModerators: Ananya Das, MD and Monte L. Anderson, MD

10:55 Emerging Non-H.Pylori Gastritis and Gastric CarcinoidWilfred M. Weinstein, MD

11:10 Conscious Sedation – 2005Douglas K. Rex, MD

11:30 The Use of Endoscopy and Biopsy in Management of IBDWilfred M. Weinstein, MD

11:45 Frontiers in ImagingMichael B. Wallace, MD

12:05 pm Panel DiscussionDrs. Rex, Wallace, and Weinstein

12:20 Adjourn – Recreation

1:00-3:30 OPTIONALASGE Learning Center/Hands-On Demonstrations

6:00 Refreshments

SESSION VIII: SPECIAL EVENING SESSION – IBDModerator: Jonathan A. Leighton, MD

6:15 IBD CasesDrs. Cangemi, DePetris, Gurudu, Hara, Heigh, Heppell, Kornbluth, Weinstein, and Young-Fadok

7:15 Adjourn

Tuesday March 1, 2005

GASTROENTEROLOGY


7:00 AnnouncementsCuong C. Nguyen, MD

SESSION IX: CHALLENGES IN PANCREATIC DISEASES IModerators: Cuong C. Nguyen, MD and Adyr A. Moss, MD

7:05 Acute PancreatitisJonathan E. Clain, MD

7:20 Genetics of Acute PancreatitisDavid C. Whitcomb, MD, PhD

7:35 Autoimmune PancreatitisSuresh T. Chari, MD

7:50 Genetics of Chronic PancreatitisDavid C. Whitcomb, MD, PhD

8:05 Endoscopic Therapy for Chronic PancreatitisMarc Catalano, MD

8:20 Panel DiscussionDrs. Catalano, Chari, Clain, Moss, and Whitcomb

SESSION X: ERCPModerator: Cuong C. Nguyen, MD

8:35 New Accessories in ERCPFiras H. Al-Kawas, MD

8:50 ERCP Complications: Learning from LawsuitsPeter B. Cotton, MD

9:05 The Recalcitrant StoneFiras H. Al-Kawas, MD

9:20 EUSAnanya Das, MD

9:35 Panel DiscussionDrs. Al-Kawas, Cotton, and Das


SESSION XI: ISSUES IN NUTRITION AND OBESITYModerator: Michael D. Crowell, PhD

10:20 Gut Peptides, Hunger, Satiety, and ObesityMichael D. Crowell, PhD

10:35 Medical Approaches to Weight LossSophie Bersoux, MD

10:55 Short Bowel SyndromeJohn Di Baise, MD

11:10 Home TPNJames S. Scolapio, MD

11:25 Panel DiscussionDrs. Bersoux, Crowell, Di Baise, and Scolapio


Moderator: Tisha N. Dineen, MD

12:10 pm Gastrointestinal and Liver Manifestations of ObesityG. Anton Decker, MD

12:25 Surgical Approaches to Weight LossJames M. Swain, MD

12:40 Endoscopic Management of Complications of Obesity SurgeryMarc F. Catalano, MD

12:55 Panel DiscussionDrs. Catalano, Decker, and Swain

1:15 Adjourn – Recreation


Wednesday March 2, 2005

GASTROENTEROLOGY


7:25 AnnouncementsCuong C. Ngugen, MD

SESSION XII: GI MALIGNANCYModerator: Russell I. Heigh, MD

7:30 Chemoprevention for Colon CancerM. Peter Lance, MD

7:45 Surgical Management of Colorectal CancerJacques P. Heppell, MD

8:00 Genetics in GastroenterologyKatherine S. Hunt, MS, CGC

8:15 Genetic Therapy via Endoscopy: Dream or Reality?Cuong C. Nguyen, MS, CGC

8:30 Endoscopic Therapy for Esophageal and Gastric CancerHaruhiro Inoue, MD

8:45 Recent Advances in Radiation Therapy of Esophageal and Gastric CancerLeonard L. Gunderson, MD

9:00 Panel DiscussionDrs. Gunderson, Heppell, Hunt, Inoue, Lance, and Nguyen

9:20 Special Lecture: Innovative EndoscopyHaruhiro Inoue, MD


SESSION XIII: MOTILITYModerator: Lucinda A. Harris, MD

10:10 Pathophysiology of IBSLin Chang, MD

10:25 Colonic Motility Disorders: Functional Constipation and Functional DiarrheaLucinda A. Harris, MD

10:40 Antidepressants for Management of IBS and Visceral PainMichael P. Jones, MD

10:55 Pelvic Floor Dysfunction/IncontinenceTisha N. Lunsford, MD

11:10 Panel DiscussionDrs. Chang, Harris, Jones, and Lunsford

SESSION XIV: CASE PRESENTATIONSModerator: M. Edwyn Harrison, MD

11:30 Case PresentationsMayo Fellows

12:30 pm Adjourn – Recreation


5:45 Refreshments

SESSION XV: SPECIAL EVENING SESSIONModerator: Jonathan A. Leighton, MD

6:00 The Nine Choices for a Balanced and Happy LifeGreg Hicks and Rick Foster will present their award-winningmodel of the 9 universal choices of extremely happy people. Based on ten years of research, their model is the subject of the best-selling book, “How We Choose to Be Happy” and the focus ofover two dozen medical studies. The session will help you learnhow to integrate these nine behaviors into your life. Join us for thismotivational presentation and discover a practical roadmap forreducing stress and finding greater happiness in life – applicablefor all family members including spouses and children.

7:30 Adjourn

Thursday March 3, 2005

GASTROENTEROLOGY& LIVER DISEASE

Mayo Clinic Update in Liver Disease & Transplantation 2005 (Final morning of Gastroenterology Linked to Endoscopy & Hepatology course)

7:00 am Liver Course Registration and Continental Breakfast

7:20 Welcome, Introduction and AnnouncementsDrs. Vijayan Balan, Jorge Rakela, and David D. Douglas

SESSION 1: HEPATOLOGY IModerator: Vijayan Balan, MD

7:30 Approach to a Patient with Abnormal LFTsThomas J. Byrne, MD

7:50 Management of HCVRolland C. Dickson, MD

8:20 Future Therapy in HCVDavid Nelson, MD, PhD

8:50 Management of HBVRobert G. Gish, MD



SESSION 2: HEPATOLOGY IIModerator Jorge Rakela, MD

10:05 Referring Patients for Liver Transplantation and UNOS UpdateRussell H. Wiesner, MD

10:45 Drug HepatotoxicityWilliam M. Lee, MD

11:15 Management of Complications of Portal HTN, Variceal BleedingKapil Chopra, MD


12:15 Adjournment from Winter Gastroenterology Meeting

Continuation of the Update in Liver Disease &Transplantation 2005 course – See Program (registration required)

DISCLAIMER

Attendance at this Mayo course does not indicate nor guarantee competence

or proficiency in the performance of any procedures which may be discussed

or taught in this course.

Friday March 4, 2005

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