Join us for our third four-part webinar series starting on 7 April 2022
Coordinated by the ESCP and delivered by the European School of Coloproctology Colorectal Robotic Surgery Working Group – ColoRobotica, our panel of leading surgeons, anatomists and thought leaders from across the globe will take you on a scientific robotic colorectal journey, from basic skills to fine art mastery.
The series has been created for those just starting their colorectal robotic practice and skilled colorectal robotic surgeons alike.
Let our team of experts guide you on a unique learning experience across four engaging webinars.
Join us for our first 75-minute event where our experts in colorectal surgery and robotics will be providing an update on inflammatory bowel disease and the role of robots.
Event registration open to all.
Steering Committee
Presenting our colorectal robotic surgery working group steering committee
Professor Dr Klaus Matzel
Head of Section Coloproctology at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, ESCP President Elect, Chair of ESC, Member of ESCP Education Committee, Steering Committee Member for CRS WG
“As robotic surgery continues to develop and cement its value, colorectal specialists around the globe must remain ahead of the curve”
Dr Marcos Gómez Ruiz
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Colorectal Surgery Unit, Hospital Universitario Marques de Valdecilla, Santander, Reino de España, Member of ESCP Education Committee, Steering Committee Member for CRS WG
“We have an obligation to make surgical training a safe activity for our patients”
Dr Samson Tou
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon and Honorary Associate Professor, University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust, Member of ESCP Education Committee, Steering Committee Member for CRS WG
“It is crucial to optimise surgical techniques and approaches to enhance patients’ outcomes. As a community, we have a duty to facilitate this”
Part 01
An update on inflammatory bowel disease and the role of robots
Join us for our 75-minute event, an update on inflammatory bowel disease and the role of robots.
Our programme includes:
Introduction – Sam Tou (Derby, UK)
ECCO guidelines on surgery for IBD – Willem Bemelman (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Evidence of minimally invasive IBD surgery (lap and robotic) – Christina Fleming (Bordeaux, France)
Tips and tricks of robotic IBD surgery – Katie Adams (London, UK)
Invited comments – Amy Lightner (Cleveland, US)
Discussions and Live Q&A
Moderators – Gabriela Möslein (Duisburg, Germany), Ellen Van Eetvelde (Brussels, Belgium)
Thursday 7 April 2022
17:00 CET 16:00 GMT
Event has now ended
Part 02
Staying out of Trouble – non-technical skills in robotic surgery
Join us for our 75-minute event, Staying out of Trouble – non-technical skills in robotic surgery.
Our programme includes:
Introduction: Nicola Eardley (Chester, UK)
The importance of non-technical skills in surgery – Richard Skipworth & Steven Yule (Edinburgh, Scotland)
NOTSS in robotic surgery – Nicola Eardley (Chester, UK)
Consistency and communication during training in robotic surgery – Marek Zawadzki (Wroclaw, Poland)
Invited comments: David Zimmerman, (Tilburg, Netherlands)
Discussions & Live Q&A
Moderators: Gabrielle van Ramshorst (Ghent, Belgium), Nicola Eardley (Chester, UK)
Thursday 16 July 2022
17:00 CET 16:00 GMT
Event registration open
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