Program

In this this workshop, robotic pancreatic surgery will be introduced in detail by renowned experts in the field.
One focus will be on the techniques of pancreatic and the biliary anastomosis. Another special topic will be intraoperative pitfalls and troubleshooting techniques.

Robotic Pancreatojejunostomy in Blumgart Technique
Prof. Dr. Tobias Keck (Lübeck, Germany)

Robotic Hepaticojejunostomy
Prof. Dr. Dirk Bausch (Herne, Germany)

Complication Management in Robotic Pancreatojejunostomy
Prof. Dr. Ugo Boggi (Pisa, Italy)

In this workshop, endoscopy in diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic disease will be highlighted. Experts will demonstrate cutting edge techniques and complex cases, with scientific background information.

Endoscopy and Endosonography in Pancreatic Disease
Prof. Dr. Jens Marquardt (Lübeck, Germany)

Endoscopy and Endosonography in Pancreatic Disease
Prof. Dr. Martha Kirstein (Lübeck, Germany)

Personalised therapy relying on molecular traits of individual tumors and patients is most likely the future of cancer therapy. Multimodal therapy is evolving in pancreatic cancer. Biobanks provide the basis for acquisition of biological samples with clinical annotation. In combination with sophisticated bioinformatic analysis, these provide the framework for clinical application of cutting edge targeted therapy in pancreatic cancer. This workshop will focus on molecular targeted therapy in pancreatic cancer and administrative, legal and financial aspects of molecular tumor boards, biobanks and bioinformatic analysis.

Molecular Tumor Board: Technical and Legal Requirements
Prof. Dr. Nicolas  von Bubnoff (Lübeck, Germany)

Biobank: Technical and Legal Requirements
Prof. Dr. Jens Habermann (Lübeck, Germany)

Molecular Tumor Board: Bioinformatic Analysis
Prof. Dr. Hauke Busch (Lübeck, Germany)

PDAC Cases from the Molecular Tumor Board
Prof. Dr. Nicolas von Bubnoff (Lübeck, Germany)

Ex vivo tissue culture and primary cell culture are have been rediscovered as in vitro models of pancreatic cancer biology and drug treatment, and are undergoing rapid evolution. This workshop will demonstrate the techniques of ex vivo tissue culture and primary cell culture, as well as knowledge of the logistic and legal aspects that are needed to set up a prospective in vitro culture program.

Ex Vivo Tissue Slide Culture
Dr. Rüdiger Braun (Lübeck, Germany)

Primary Cell Culture
Dr. Kim Honselmann (Lübeck, Germany)

This session will be purely digital and will be open to international participants. Please submit a brief abstract to participate.

The SBPC Forum of Excellence
Prof. Dr. Matthias Löhr (Stockholm, Sweden)

Presentation of database structure
MD PhD Jakob Lykke Poulsen (Aalborg, Denmark)

Highlights of scientific work
Prof. Dr. Søren Schou Olesen (Aalborg, Denmark)

Industrial Exhibition and Coffee Break

Highlights of scientific work
Prof. Dr. Søren Schou Olesen (Aalborg, Denmark)

New database structure and legal aspects
Prof. Dr. Asbjørn Mohr Drewes (Aalborg, Denmark)

Other outcomes of the Expert Forum
Prof. Dr. Asbjørn Mohr Drewes (Aalborg, Denmark)

Development of Pancreatic Surgery in Azerbaijan
Prof. Dr. Mubariz Aliev (Baku, Azerbaijan)

Surgery for Chronic Pancreatitis in Georgia
Prof. Dr. Georgi Gerliani (Batumi, Georgia)

Advanced Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer in Georgia
Prof. Dr. Ilya Gotsadze (Tbilisi, Georgia)

New Conception for LA-PDAC: Arterial Resection and Reconstruction first
Prof. Dr. Vyacheslav Ivanovich Egorov (Moscow, Russia)

Minimal Invasive Pancreatic Surgery in Russia
Prof. Dr. Igor Khatkov (Moscow, Russia)

Complex Pancreatic Cancer Surgery in Ukraine
Prof. Dr. Alexeyi Dronov (Kiew, Ukraine)

Multimodal Pancreatic Cancer Treatment in Ukraine
Prof. Dr. Sergyi Zemskov (Kiew, Ukraine)

Management of Acute Pancreatitis in Ukraine
Prof. Dr. Tetiana Formanchuk (Vinnytsia, Ukraine)