Tuesday, June 2
1:00–5:15 pm
Cleveland, OH
Register today for Advanced Upper and Lower GI Endoscopy, a hybrid course with recorded didactic lectures and a hands-on skills lab for surgeons who want to enhance their knowledge and skills in diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy. Surgeons will learn both basic and advanced endoscopic procedures and will have the opportunity to practice diagnostic and therapeutic techniques using a combination of dry models and porcine tissue to reinforce learning and support clinical application.
Course Highlights
Apply current evidence-based guidelines to the evaluation and management of dyspepsia, Barrett’s esophagus, gastrointestinal bleeding, strictures, and gastrointestinal defects.
Differentiate appropriate endoscopic management strategies for colonic polyps, including resection techniques, surveillance intervals, and indications for referral.
Incorporate emerging and endoscopic technologies to manage perforations, fistulas, and leaks.
Implement best practices in patient preparation, sedation, and procedural decision-making to optimize safety and outcomes.
Registration is $1,775 for ACS members and $2,130 for non-members, with an opportunity to claim up to 6.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Space is limited, so register today!
The course will be held at the Cleveland Clinic Simulation and Advanced Skills Center, an ACS Accredited Education Institute (AEI). Learn how AEIs improve quality and promote patient safety.
Questions? Contact Kenya Posley, Manager, Surgical Skills Courses for the Practicing Surgeon, at skillscourses@facs.org.