St. Mark’s Hospital & Academic Institute Lecture Course

Frontiers in Intestinaland Colorectal Disease
Fourth Annual International Congress

A Multidisciplinary Approach
29th - 30th November 2006
and Professor John Nicholls' Festschrift
1st December 2006
London Hilton Metropole
Daily registration available

The Sir Alan Parks Visiting Professor
Professor N J Mortensen - Oxford, UK
The Sir Francis Avery Jones Visiting Professor
Professor J F Colombel - Lille, FranceDaily registration available

Wednesday 29th November
0945

WelcomeDr BP Saunders

1000

Ulcerative Colitis - New Insights
Chair - Dr BP SaundersOptimising medical management - Professor MA Kamm
Dalms, dysplasia and dilemmas in surveillance - Dr M Rutter
Surgery for acute colitis - Who, when and how? - Professor NJ Mortensen
Case Discussions

1130

11200

CoffeeParallel Session 1:
Functional/Physiology/Psychology
Dr N Arebi/Dr J Stern
Assessing the patient with functional
bowel disease
Dr N Arebi
Chronic constipation
Professor MA Kamm
What we look for in a psychological 		assessment - How does this impact
on treatment?
Dr J Stern

2

1200

Parallel Session 2:
Diverticular Disease
Chair - Professor JMA NorthoverAetiology/pathology
Dr T Guenther
Imaging
Dr D BurlingManagement of diverticulitis Professor Z Kruwkowski
Discussion

1300

Lunch

1400

Sir Francis Avery Jones Lecture
IBD: Recent Advances in Pathogenesis and Management - Professor JF Colombel
Chair - Professor MA Kamm

1430

Live Endoscopy
Chair - Dr C Williams/Dr S Thomas Gibson
Operators: Dr BP Saunders/Dr C Fraser/Dr N Suzuki/Dr D Newton
Cases to include: ESD, EMR, Live Capsule, Double Balloon Enteroscopy, Duodenal FAP, Complex Colonoscopy

1600

Tea

1630

Consultants Corner
Chair - Dr M Pitcher
Panel Prof. JF Colombel, Dr N Arebi, Dr T Guenther,  Dr M Jacyna, Dr M Marshall, Mr P McDonald

1730

Buffet Reception

1815

Biological Drugs in Inflammatory Bowel Disease
A State of the Art Symposium
See full programme details opposite

Wednesday evening 29th November
Biological Drugs in Inflammatory Bowel Disease
A State-of-the-Art Symposium
Biological drugs have transformed the landscape for the management of patients with inflammatory
bowel disease. High-quality studies have provided clear evidence of the value of these drugs intreating luminal and fistulising Crohn’s disease, as well as ulcerative colitis.
Within the next few months it is likely that further biological drugs will be available.
Despite excellent trial evidence we are left with many important questions. How do I set up, run
and fund a biological drug service? What therapeutic response can we expect? When do you start
treatment, and when / if do you stop? How do you use these drugs most effectively? How do you
monitor progress? What about the cost and safety? Should I use concomitant immunosuppressives,and is this safe? How do I use these drugs in combination with surgery?
These are just some of the questions that every physician, surgeon, radiologist and specialist nurse
treating patients with IBD must be able to answer. This state-of-the-art symposium aims to stimulate,
inform, and provide practical information that is almost impossible to gather together. Please join us.
You cannot afford to miss it!

Programme
1815 - 2030

Chairman - Michael Kamm
Introduction
Michael Kamm
Best use of biological drugs in luminal Crohn’s disease
Jean-Frederic Colombel
Best use of biological drugs in fistulising Crohn’s disease
Michael Kamm
Best use of biological drugs in ulcerative colitis
Jack Satsangi
How to set up, run and fund a service
Failed, or loss of, response – what now?
Marc Lemann
Discussion – case examples, expert panel and audience
MA Kamm, JF Colombel, M Lemann, J Satsangi, M Pitcher, D Burling, C Vaizey

PTO for Thursday's and Friday's Programmes

Daily registration available

Thursday 30th November
0800

10930

The “Big” Breakfast Session I - for choices see overleaf
Parallel Session 1:
Live Operating
Chair - Mr S Chadwick/Prof. JMA Northover

20930

Parallel Session 2:
Common problems from food in the gut
Chair - Dr J Nightingale
Food intolerance

Theatre 1 - Laparoscopic resection
Mr RH Kennedy/Mr S Gould

Food allergy
Dr R Pumphrey

Theatre 2 - Fistula/Haemorrhoids
Prof. RKS Phillips/Miss L Barker

Prebiotics and probiotics
The paediatric perspective
Dr W Hyer

1130

Coffee1200

Intestinal Failure Symposium
Chair - Dr S Gabe/Miss C Vaizey
Mapping the GI tract - Dr M Marshall
Key principles of IF surgery - Professor G Carlson
Intestinal transplantation in the UK; where are we? - Mr N Jamieson
Discussion
Case presentations - Miss C Vaizey/Dr J NightingalePanel - Dr M Marshall, Prof G Carlson, Mr N Jamieson, Dr S Gabe

1330

Lunch1430

Sir Alan Parks Lecture - Minimalist Surgery for Crohn's Disease - Professor Neil Mortensen
Chair - Mr P McDonald

3

1500

Parallel Session 3:
Abdominal Perineal Resection
Chair - Professor RKS Phillips

4

1500

Parallel Session 4:
Intestinal Imaging
Chair - Dr BP Saunders/Dr D Burling

Imaging the 'threatened' margin
Dr M Marshall

Who’s for virtual colonoscopy?
Dr D Burling

Review of comparative resultsfor AP versus AR
Miss SK Clark

Colonoscopic imaging: new technology
Dr J East

Improving the surgical techniqueof AP excision
Professor T Holm

Capsule endoscopy - is the future in a pill?
Dr C Fraser

Is the solution adjuvant chemo andDXT in all cases?
Professor JMA Northover

Discussion

MRI for small bowel
Dr A Gupta
Discussion

Panel Discussion

1630

Tea

1700

Consultants Corner
Chair - Miss C Vaizey
Panel - Prof. JF Colombel, Prof. NJ Mortensen, Dr D Burling, Dr T Guenther, Dr M Jacyna, Prof. JMA Northover

1800

Drinks Reception

Daily registration available

Friday 1st December
0800

The “Big” Breakfast Session II - for choices see overleaf

Professor John Nicholls’ Festschrift
0930

Introduction
Dr BP Saunders

0935

The Pouch and its Development
Chair - Professor RJ Nicholls/Miss SK Clark
Historical Perspective - Professor R Dozois
Quality of Life - Mr P Tekkis
Salvage - Professor NJ Mortensen
Pouchitis - Dr M Pitcher
Difficult Cases - Professor Z Cohen

1130

Coffee1200

Incontinence
Chair - Professor MA Kamm
Assessment of the patient and treatment options - Dr S Laurberg
ABS: Results and present indications - Professor P Lehur
SNS: How good is it? - Miss C Vaizey

1300

Lunch

1400

Rectal Cancer
Chair - Professor JMA Northover
Staging - Mr P Finan
Local Excision - Professor F Seow Choen
Restorative Resection - Professor R Parc
Adjuvant Radiotherapy - Professor P Goldberg		
Reflections on the last 30 years - Professor RJ Nicholls
Chair - Professor J Christiansen
Closing remarks - Professor RKS Phillips
1600

Tea

Breakfast Sessions
All breakfast sessions are £25 - pre-booking is essential. (See application form opposite)

Thursday
1. Optimising Drug Therapy in IBD – Prof M Kamm
2. Setting up a Patient on HPN – Miss A Davidson/Dr S Gabe
3. Prebiotics, Probiotics, Colonic Lavage – Unorthodoxy? – Mr P McDonald/Dr M Pitcher
4. Managing the Family History Referral – Miss S Clark/Dr H Thomas
5. Psychological Approaches to the Impossible Patient – Dr J Stern
6. Colonoscopy the Virtual/Real Interface – Dr D Burling/Dr J East
7. Stomas – High Output and Dysfunction – Dr J Nightingale/Ms A Vujnovich
8. Designing a Study and Getting That Grant – Prof. W Atkin/Mr P Tekkis

Friday1. Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery – Mr R Kennedy/Mr R Slater
2. How to do Capsule Endoscopy – Dr C Fraser/Ms A Fitzpatrick
3. Surgery of the Recto Vaginal Septum – Prof. R Phillips/Prof. C Bartram
4. Clinical and Pathological Staging of Rectal Cancer – Dr T Guenther/Prof. J Northover
5. Management of FAP – Miss S Clark/Dr A Latchford
6. Perianal Fistula – Prof. M Kamm/Mr P Lunniss
7. Haemorrhoids – Miss L Barker/Mr A Hardy
8. Colonoscopy Teaching – Dr S Thomas Gibson/Ms M Vance

Information about Registration
Registration is available on a single day basis.
Consultants* (£)

Trainees/Nurses* (£)

Daily registration

200150Three day registration

500400

Breakfast Sessions - £25 per session
There will be a commercial exhibition and a learning centre on both Wednesday and Thursday withcompetitions for delegates.
CPD points applied for.

Accommodation
We have negotiated a reduced rate (see below) for accommodation at the Hilton London Metropole, theconference hotel. You need to contact the hotel directly on +44 (0) 20 7402 4141 quoting STMA281106.
Rooms at the reduced rate are limited so early booking is recommended.

Hilton London Metropole

Guest Room

Deluxe Room

Deluxe Plus RoomSingle

£125

£135

£145

Double/Twin

£145

£155

£165

Rates are inclusive of English breakfast but exclude V.A.T.

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BREAKFAST SESSIONS - £25 per session
Thursday 30th November

Tick session(s) required¸

1. Optimising Drug Therapy in IBD
2. Setting up a Patient on HPN
3. Prebiotics, Probiotics, Colonic Lavage – Unorthodoxy?
4. Managing the Family History Referral
5. Psychological Approaches to the Impossible Patient
6. Colonoscopy the Virtual/Real Interface
7. Stomas – High Output and Dysfunction
8. Designing a Study and Getting That Grant

Tick session(s) required ¸

Friday 1st December

1. Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery
2. How to do Capsule Endoscopy
3. Surgery of the Recto Vaginal Septum
4. Clinical and Pathological Staging of Rectal Cancer
5. Management of FAP
6. Perianal Fistula
7. Haemorrhoids
8. Colonoscopy Teaching

BIOLOGICAL DRUGS IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE - A STATE OF THE ART SYMPOSIUM
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Internal
Arebi NAtkin W
Barker L
Bartram C
Burling D
Chadwick S
Clark SKDavidson A
East J
Fraser C
Gabe S
Gould S
Guenther T
Gupta A
Hyer W
Jacyna M
Kamm MA
Kennedy RH
Latchford A

External
Colombel JF
Mortensen NJ
Carlson G
Christiansen J
Cohen Z
Dozois R
Finan P
Goldberg P
Hardy A
Holm T
Jamieson N
Krukowski Z
Laurberg S
Lehur P
Lemann M
Lunniss P
Parc R
Pumphrey RRutter D
Satsangi J
Seow Choen F

Marshall M
McDonald P
Newton D
Nicholls RJ
Nightingale J
Northover JMA
Phillips RKS
Pitcher M
Saunders BP
Slater R
Stern J
Suzuki N
Tekkis P
Thomas Gibson S
Thomas H
Vaizey C
Vance M
Vujnovich A
Williams CB

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With thanks to the following for their support
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Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from the following:
Abbott Immunology

Elan Pharmaceuticals and Biogen Idec

Schering-Plough

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