Events - Gastro Learning

What can you expect?

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Register today for this 4 half day course providing an introduction to the theory and practical aspects of ERCP training. Over the course of 3 half-days live tuition (and 1 half-day pre-course learning material) we provide an introduction to the theory and practical aspects of ERCP training covering pre-procedure, intra-procedure and post-procedure topics.

Although not a hands-on course, the format will be based on recorded cases to highlight the different learning points, with the final session covering four long cases to bring together the prior learning.

Delegate numbers are limited to a maximum of 10 delegates to allow intensive discussions with our expert faculty

Requirements

Trainees should be in the early stages of ERCP training and based in the UK
Attendees should be certified for diagnostic OGD and have experience for upper GI therapeutic endoscopy
A statement of support for the course should be provided from a current trainer confirming the trainee has commenced ERCP training

What do we cover?

3
Half Days Live Tuition

Use the GastroLearning site to quiz our faculty on all aspects of ERCP

With1
Half Day Pre-Course Learning

Brush up on your basics before the course starts so you can hit the ground running

And4
Long Cases

See the principles in practice as our faculty demonstrate cases and explain their technique

Conference Schedule

By the end of this course you should be able to:

Demonstrate knowledge of the clinical management of jaundiced patients and the role of ERCP
Utilise sedation and anaesthesia safely
Interpret a range of pahthologies on cholangiogram and pancreatogram obtained via ERCP
Describe radiology imaging interpretation relevant to ERCP practice
Demonstrate knowledge of indication of ERCP, complications and risk reduction strategies
Understand basic techniques endoscope handling and intubation with side-viewing duodenoscope
Understand basic techniques for cannulation and sphincterotomy demonstrated
Use methods for selective cannulation when initial methods have failed
Determine the appropriate choice of biliary stent for a given indication
Demonstrate knowledge of “on the spot” clinical management decisions of jaundiced patients

09:00-09:05

Introductions and Course overview

09:05-09:35

Role of ERCP: Indications, contraindications and alternatives

09:35-09:50

Anatomy and Radiology

09:50-10:00

Equipment - ERCP scope: handling, controls and room setup

10:00-10:25

Preparation - pre procedure, anticoagulation, antibiotics, ERBE/diathermy, radiation

JAG Basic Skills in ERCP

28th - 30th June 2021

What can you expect?

What do we cover?

Conference Schedule

Event Faculty

Dr Gavin Johnson

Dr George Webster

Dr Srisha Hebbar

Dr Martin James

JAG Basic Skills in ERCP