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Welcome Message

The Egyptian Society of Surgeons, 34th Annual Meeting

President’s Message

Dear friends and colleagues,

On behalf of the Egyptian Society of Surgeons, I have the honor and pleasure to welcome you to the 34th Annual Meeting of the Egyptian Society of Surgeons, the largest, most prestigious and inclusive regional surgery meeting, held annually in Cairo, Egypt.

This year’s meeting shall feature all different kinds of CME activities for our academic pleasure, including panels, symposia, free paper sessions and plenary lectures.

The meeting shall also deliver the current trends, treatments and ideas carried on and presented by expert surgeons, allowing the exchange of experience with some of the best known names in the global surgical community.

It shall be a perfect networking opportunity for industrial leaders and business professionals to explore the recent industry developments.

You’re promised to have a stimulating, fruitful, professional scientific and social program.

ESS PresidentAdel Hosny

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Welcome Message

The Egyptian Society of Surgeons, 34th Annual Meeting

ESS Secretary GeneralMohamed Farid

Welcome from the Secretary General

Dear distinguished colleagues,

Once again, we have the pleasure to welcome all of you to the 34th Annual Conference of the Egyptian Society of Surgeons, the one-of-a-kind surgery meeting of our society, held every year in Cairo, Egypt.

We in ESS pride ourselves for being the beacon of leadership, innovation, education and advocacy in the field of surgery in our region, and we continue to strive to maintain these principles as guidelines for all our activities, including this annual meeting, where we promise to rise above your academic expectations as we always did.

The scientific committee has planned a very comprehensive scientific program that will cover, panels and interactive discussion with specified time for free papers, with such a scientific program, the meeting will provide you the opportunity to refresh your knowledge, explore innovations in surgery, and some outstanding networking oppor-tunities with the leading experts in surgery fields.

To all of our dear and valued attendants from Egypt and our brethren and colleagues from all parts of the Arab world, we are honored to welcome you all to our special meeting.

ESS BOARD

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PresidentAdel Hosny

Vice PresidentsAbdel Moeti HusseinSafwat Abdel Kader

General CoordinatorZakaria El Bostani

Members (in Alphabetical order)

Ahmed El KasedAtef Abdel GhaniFarouk MouradHamed RashadKhaled El FikyMansour Kabbash

Mostafa RizkNabil Gad El HakNabil ShedidTarek IbrahimTharwat Mohamed Ali

Secretary GeneralMohamed Farid

A. Secretary GeneralHemeda El Sayed

TreasurerGalal Abou Riah

Board Members

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Academic Accreditation

Conference Organizing Bureau (COB) , has beenaccredited by the American Association of Continuing

ContinuingMedical Education (AACME) to sponsor medical education for physicians

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April 13 - 15, 2016SYMPOSIUM

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About the Meeting

Language

The official language of the conference is English.

Climate

The weather in April is usually quite pleasant.Temperature ranges from 25°C - 30°C.

Internet AccessWiFi internet is available in the conference venues.

Social Media

Like us on www.facebook.com/EgyptianSurgeons and be sure

never to miss anything and to always be right on time.

Duration

3 days

Wednesday, April 13, 2016 Thursday, April 14, 2016Friday, April 15, 2016

08:00 am to 18:30 pm (Day 1)

08:00 am to 18:00 pm (Day 2)

08:00 am to 15:00 pm (Day 3)

General Information


About the Meeting

Scientific Content

7 Sessions – 9 Panels

Abstracts

Abstracts received before submission deadline are uploaded on the ESS websitewww.ess-egy.org

Conference Halls

Hall (A): Located at Blue Nile Meeting Room “Cleopatra Par tition” – Level 2Hall (B): Located at Tiba Meeting Room – Level 3

Coffee Breaks

Coffee breaks will be served at the Exhibition Area, Kahramana & Morgana “Cleopatra Partition”Day 1: at 01:00 pmDay 2: at 12:30 pmDay 3: at 12:00 pm

Lunch

Lunch will be served at White Nile “Cleopatra Partition”Day 1: at 04:00 pmDay 2: at 02:45 pmDay 3: at 03:00 pmPS: Lunch halls are only accessible for attendants holding lunch vouchers.

Parking Tickets

Reduced Parking tickets are available in the Venue’s Parking Lot(Please refer to COB’s Accommodation Officer at the Hotel Reception area)


About the Meeting

Speaker Ready Room

Available at Nefertiti Hall – Level 2 for Hall A& Teeba Foyer - Level 3 for Hall B.

All speakers need to check in at the Speaker Ready Room at least two hours before their talk. Speakers can bring their presentation to this room to view and upload. PS: Speakers’ Ready Rooms are restricted to speakers only, and proper speaker badg-es must be worn for admittance to the room.

Conference Badges

The front of the Nametags contains both Attendants’ name, as well as a QR code that can be scanned quickly to review attendee data.

All par ticipants are required to wear the badges AT ALL TIMES

Conference badge holders are color coded as follows:

Green: Par ticipantBlue: Speaker/PanelistRed: Chairperson/ModeratorYellow: Exhibitor

Mobile Phone MannersAs a cour tesy to other attendees, please observe good mobile phone manners. When attending sessions, please turn off your mobile phone and other wireless communications or use the silent notifications options. If you must take a call, please step out of the room rather than disrupting the event. Thank you for your cooperation.

Friday Prayer:

The closest Masjid for the Friday Prayer on April 15th (3rd Day of the Conference) is Masjid Omar Makram, over looking Simone Bolivar Square.


About the Meeting

Audiovisual Instructions

Congress halls will be equipped with:

Laptops with Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Office 2010 and higher, PDF Readers are available in the Conference halls.

To ensure that the meeting progresses smoothly, please follow the following instructions:

For Speakers:

• All presentations should be recorded on a USB flash memory • Please save presentations in PowerPoint.• Upload your presentation early to the Speaker Ready Room of your assigned conference hall. • No personal laptops are permitted for presentations.• In case you have problems with your presentation(s), Please refer to our IT

support team Members within the Conference halls.• All General Sessions are 90 minutes in length, each speaker is expected to

restrict to their presentation allotted time.

For Chairpersons:

• Please attend the session rooms 10 minutes prior to the beginning of time of the sessions you chair.

• Please introduce the speaker, state the presentation title for each speaker and remind him/her of the duration of his presentation.

Photography

• There will be a professional photographer present during the conference. • Photos will be available to all delegates after the Conference concludes. • Details of how to access the photos will be provided through the conference

registration desks at the end of the Conference.

Sessions’ Recordings:

All the sessions held in the conference halls will be recorded and made available online on www.ess-egy.org a week after the Conference has finished. Details of how to access the recordings will be given during the Conference.

Program at a glance


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WEDNESDAY


Day 1

11:00 - 12:30Session 1

Hepato-pancreato-biliary I Hall A

Moderator Tarek Ibrahim

Chairpersons• Ahmed Kensarah• Ibrahim Marwan• Refaat Kamel

Each talk is allotted 10 min.

Retroperitoneal resection margin in cancer head pancreas. Ahmed El Guindy

Liver Trauma. Ahmed Hazem Helmy

Post cholecystectomy bile leak. Khaled Mahran

Open versus laparoscopic hepatic resection in treatment of primary hepatic tumor. Mohamed El Sheikh

Up-to-date use of synthetic draft in LDLTx Mohamed El Shobary

Salvage LDLTx for hepatocellular carcinoma:An accepted strategy. Mohamed Rady

Biliary redo after LDLTx. Osama Hegazy

Liver resection Zagazig experience. Wael Mansy

Discussion

09:00 - 11:00 Registration

WEDNESDAYApri l 13 th 2016

WEDNESDAY


Day 1

11:00 - 12:30Panel I Stomas Hall B

Moderator Ahmed Abdel Aziz

Chairpersons

• Mansour Kabbash • Mostafa Rizk• Olfat El Sebaie• Wael Khafagy


Oesophagostomy: When and how. Ayman Abdel Wahab

Gastrostomy, endoscopic, laparoscopic open. Ibrahim Abdel Naby

Duodenostomy. Mohamed El Marzoky

Jejunostomy and ileostomy. Nabil Gad El Hak

Colostomy: Care and complications. Tamer Nabil

13:30 - 14:00 The Ibrahimian Lecture Hall A

Chairpersons • Abdallah Al Bashir• Adel Hosny

Hemato-surgical Integration

Prof. of Internal Medicine & Clinical Hematology, Ain Shams University.

12:30 - 13:00 Opening Ceremony Hall A

Speakers

Mohamed Farid Secretary General of ESS

Adel Hosny President of ESS

13:00 - 13:30 Coffee Break Hall A

WEDNESDAY


Day 1

WEDNESDAYAPRIL 13 TH 2016

14:30 - 16:00Panel II

Upper GIT Hall A

Moderator • Ahmed El Kased

Chairpersons• Faisal Amer• Saleh Balawy• Sherif Kotb

Each talk is allotted 8, 10 min.

D2 Gastrectomy: A Single institution experience. Ahmed Mostafa

It is safe to drive with open eyes!!!Video presentation. Thoracoscopic oesophagectomy. Ahmed Zedan

Evaluation of jejunal interposition flab after Gastrectomy in Gastric cancer. Hossam A. El-Fol

Updates in oncological management of Gastric cancer. Khaled Abdel Karim

Pathology of gastric cancer, An update. Manal El Mahdy

Totally laparoscopic versus conventional open Gastrectomy in Gastric cancer. Mahmoud Shahin

Role of Chemo-irradiation in Esophageal cancer. Nasser Abdel BarryDiscussion

14:00 - 14:30 The Memorial Lecture HallA

To the memory of late Prof. Ibrahim Badran, Prof. of General Surgery, Kasr Al Aini, Former Minister of Health & President of Cairo University

Chairpersons • Abdel Moeti Hussein• Hussein Khairy

The myth of cancer pancreasMaged Barsoum, Prof. of Surgery, Cairo Faculty of Medicine

WEDNESDAY


Day 1

17:00 - 18:30Session 2

BreastHall A

Moderator • Zakaria El Bostany

Chairpersons• Adel Denewar• Ahmed Tarek• Osama El Malt


Breast reconstruction after Mastectomy (Invisible scars).

Adel Denewar

Retention versus Removal of pectoralis minor in Axillary surgery for Breast cancer.

Ali Zidan

Oncoplastic conservative surgeries versus Reconstructive Breast surgeries in Large Breasted women with Breast cancer.

Khaled Abdel Wahab

Vertical scar Mammoplasty in the management of Breast cancer. Ayman Abou Shmeila

Breast reconstruction after Breast Conservative surgery; An update. Hamdy El-Marakby

A more sensible approach for Axillary dissection for patient with operable Breast cancer.

Mohamed Elsayed Abdellatif

Post-Mastectomy Reconstructive surgery. Mohamed Sobhi Zaki

Frozen section analysis versus Imprint Cytology for assessment of safety margins in Breast Conservation surgery.

Samia Gamal Ibrahim

Discussion

16:00 - 17:00 Lunch

WEDNESDAY


Day 1

WEDNESDAYAPRIL 13 TH 2016

17:00 - 18:30Session 3

LaparoscopyHall B

Moderator • Soliman Mohamed Soliman

Chairpersons• Emad El Zanati• Hassan Shaker• Mohamed Hakky


Surgical outcomes of minimally invasive total Oesophagectomy with Gastric Tube Reconstruction single center experience from Egypt.

Adel Fathi

Role of Choledochoscope in Laparoscopic common bile duct exploration.

Ahmed Mohamed Yehia

Feasibility of laparoscopic management of Hiatal Hernia and or Gastroesophageal Reflux disease with Laparoscopic sleeve Gastrectomy or greater curvature plication in morbidly obese patients.

Ayman Elwan

Right posterior sectoral bile duct injuries post Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy: Wait or operate? Bassem Hegab

Bilateral Thoracoscopic Sympathectomy for Hyperhidrosis palmaris: Technique and results.

Hatem Abdelhamid Gaafar

Efficacy of laparoscopically assisted high ligation of patent Processus Vaginalis in children. Hisham Ahmed

Amelioration of Gastric Hypertension after sleeve Gastrectomy.

Mohamed Sobhy Mahmoud

Nutrition after weight loss surgery. Tarek Hegazy

Discussion

WEDNESDAY


Day 1

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Day 2

THURSDAYApri l 14 th 2016

09:30 - 11:00Session 4

Head & Neck Hall A

Moderator • Ahmed El Labban

Chairpersons• Adel Fouad Ramzy• Atef Abdel Latif• Ibrahim Abdel Kader


The role of covering the facial nerve and parotid surface in prevention of the post Parotidectomy complications.

Ahmed Sabry

Fluorescence-guided surgery. Amr Mohsen

Fisher technique in unilateral cleft lip; good results and simple technique. Ayman Hussein

Functional outcomes of superficial & conservative total Parotidectomy; Four years experience, from Benha-Egypt.

El Sayed Afifi

Pattern and distribution of Lymph node Metastases in Papillary Thyroid cancer. Mohamed Hamed

Pull through Hemiglossectomy and reconstruction using Submental Island flap versus standard tongue resection for Carcinoma of oral tongue: Surgical and clinical outcomes.

Sameh Roshdy

Neck dissection in Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma: When and why? Wael Lotfy

Unusual Thyroid tumors. Waleed Alsanie

Discussion


Day 2

09:30 - 11:00Session 5

Colorectal Surgery Hall B

Moderator • Ashraf Zein El Dine

Chairpersons• Ahmed Farag • Essam El Sahwi• Nader Francis


Karydakis flap with tie-over interrupted compression sutures without drain in treatment of Sacrococcygeal Pilonidal Sinus disease.

Alaa Elsewefy

Unusual Histopathological findings in Appendectomy specimens: A Retrospective Analysis and Literature review.

Abdallah Abdelaziz

Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy after curative surgery for prevention of Peritoneal Carcinomatosis from Colorectal cancer.

Joseph RI Awad

Bilateral Gluteal Fascio-Myo-cutaneous advancement flap for treatment of recurrent Sacrococcygeal Pilonidal disease.

Khaled El Alfy

Short and long term impact of Laparoscopic conversion in Colorectal cancer surgery. Nader Francis

Effect of age, gender, and type of trauma on the Correlation between the volume of Sphincter Defect in Endorectal Ultrasound and Anorectal Manometry in cases of post-traumatic Fecal incontinence.

Sameh Hany

Rectal injury. Walaa Ghamrawi

Discussion


Day 2


11:00 - 12:30Panel III

Missed Injuries Hall A

Moderator • Safwat Abdel Kader

Chairpersons• Alaa Abdel Haleem • Ayman Essawy • Khaled Amer


Missed latrogenic injuries. Safwat Abdel Kader

Missed abdominal injuries. Ibrahim Dawoud

Missed neck injuries. Ayman Samadony

Missed vascular injuries. Hesham Moustafa

Missed neurosurgical injuries. Sameh Sakr, Ahmed Soliman

Discussion

12:30 - 13:00 Coffee Break


Day 2

13:00 - 14:30Panel IV

Acute Biliary Pancreatitis Hall A

Moderator • Nabil Gad El Hak


Panelists

Ahmed Abd El Raouf

Ali El Shewy

Hatem Sultan

Mazen Naga

Mohamed Gamal

Mostafa ElShazly

13:00 - 14:30Panel V

Antibiotics 2016 Guidelines Hall B

Chairpersons

• Abdel Moeti Hussein• Abdel Raouf Shalash• Mostafa Soliman• Salah Abdel Razek


Panelists

Abdel Moeti Hussein

Mona Wasef

Mostafa Soliman


Day 2


14:30 - 14:45 Lecture Hall A

Chairperson • Alaa Khalil

Candida peritonitis Bassem Saad

14:45 - 16:00 Lunch

16:00 - 18:00Panel VI

Outcome and quality of life after different bariatric procedures

Hall A

Moderator • Yahia Zakaria

Chairpersons • Khaled Elfeky • Sarwat Mohamed Ali


Mini-Gastric Bypass. Alaa Abass

Intragastric Balloon. Amr Fateen

Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy. Ibrahim Galal

Laparoscopic roux en Y Gastric Bypass. Khaled Gawdat

Laparoscopic Gastric Plication. Mohamed Samir

Laparoscopic Gastric Banding. Wael Nabil


Day 2

21:00 Gala Dinner

16:00 - 18:00 Session 6Miscellaneous Hall B

Moderator • Samy Hendam

Chairpersons• Maamoun Ismail • Mohktar Farid• Samy Othman


Effect of size bougie on outcome of sleeve gasterectomy. Abdelfattah Morsi

Abdominal wall mass. Faye Abdulkareem

Delayed presentation of post-traumatic Diaphragmatic Hernia presented by Acute Gastric outlet obstruction.

Hany M. Galal Fahmy,Alaa Taha

Hyperbilirubinemia post-living donor liver transplantation (LDLTx) is an ominous sign for early survival.

Islam Ayoub

Post Bariatric Abdominoplasty. Khaled Noweir

Hand injuries, ABC management. Magdy Nabil Morsy

Double Y Pyloromyotomy versus Ramstedt’s Pyloromyotomy in Management of IHPS.

Mohamed Fathy Abdelrahman

US-guided Injection of Charcoal Suspension:A simple method of surgical localization for non-palpable suspicious breast lesions.

Omar Farouk

Accuracy of Sentinel Lymph node Biopsy after Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy in Breast cancer patients; single center experience.

Omar Hamdy

Single incision Laparoscopic Pediatric Inguinal Hernia repair.

Rafik Shalaby

Discussion

Day 3

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Day 3

FRIDAYApri l 15 th 2016

10:00 - 12:00Panel VII

Video PanelHall A

Moderator Nabil Shedid

Chairpersons• Alaa Emara• Faheem Bassiouny• Hemeda El Sayed


Laparoscopic treatment of Achalasia. Mohamed Ibrahim

Endoscopic fibrin glue for recurrent Gastric Fistula.Atef Abdel Ghany,Hosam Fahmy

Laparoscopic Splenectomy. Talaat El Shahawy

Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy. Saeid El Kayal

Laparoscopic Minigastric Bypass. Faheem Bassiouny

Laparoscopic Sigmoidectomy. Nabil Shedid

Difficult Laparoscopic Cholesystectomy. Ihab Atef

Laparoscopic Distal Pancreatectomy. Ahmed Shoukry


Day 3



10:00 - 12:00Panel VIII

Trans-Anal Surgery- Technical Nuts and Bolts

Hall B

Moderator Khaled Madbouly

Chairpersons• Galal Abou Rayya• Gamal El Maadawy• Mohamed Saad El Lebishy


PPH Ahmed Abdel Aziz

Hand-sewn Transanal Anastomosis. Mohamed Saad El Lebishy

Contour STARR for Occult Rectal Prolapse. Hany Tawfik

Transanal Delorme. Wael Khafagy

Trans-anal wide local excision of Rectal Adenoma. Walid Omar

Trans-anal Endoscopic Microsurgery for Rectal tumors. Khaled Madbouly

Mucosal advancement flap for Anal Fistula. Khaled Saeed

Doppler guided Haemorroidal Artery Ligation. Abd Rabo Mashhour

12:00 - 13:30 Friday Prayer & Coffee Break


Day 3

13:30 - 15:00Session 7

Hepato-pancreato-biliary II Hall A

Moderator Moustafa El Shazly

Chairpersons• Farouk Murad• Hamed Rashad • Mohamed Abdel Wahab


Risk factors impacting mortality post living related liver transplant for Hepatocellular Carcinoma: A retrospective cohort study.

Amr Aziz

Postoperative Thrombocytopenia aggravates hepatic dysfunction and mortality after Liver Resection for Hepatocellular Carcinoma.

Ashraf Mohammad El-Badry

Malignant obstructive jaundice in the NCI Cairo University review of 232 patients.

Ashraf Sobhy

Day-of-surgery rejection of donors in living donor liver transplantation. Bassem Hegab

Small For size syndrome difficult dilemma: lessons from 10 years single center experience in living donor liver transplantation.

Emad Hamdy Gad

A comparative study between surgical intervention versus radiofrequency ablation in management of patients with Hepatocellular Carcinoma.

Hassan Ashour

Management of postoperative bile leak: Tertiary centers experience. Mohammed Omar

Evaluation of open surgical resection versus per cutaneous radio-frequency ablation for single malignant Hepatic Focal Lesion.

Taha Hassan

Discussion

Day 3



13:30 - 15:00Panel IX

Non Traumatic Vascular Emergency

Hall B

Moderator Hesham Moustafa

Chairpersons• Mohamed Balboula• Mohamed El Batanouny• Tarek Abdel Latif


Massive VTA. Ahmed Gaweish

Mesenteric Ischemia. Ahmed Saad El Din

Acute Aortic Syndrome. Ayman Samadony

Occluded Hemodialysis access. Hesham Sharaf El din

Critical Limb Ischemia. Moustafa El Sanadeky

Cerebro vascular and carotid artery emergency. Tarek Radwan

15:00 - 16:00 Lunch


Day 3

NOTES NOTESProgram at a glance

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