Upcoming Event: Investigations, Management and Prevention of Dysphagia; the surgeon’s and the gastroenterologist’s perspectives
The management of patients with dysphagia is frequently challenging. This event will provide valuable insights not only through expert-led presentations and discussions but also by facilitating an open dialogue among gastroenterologists, surgeons, and allied healthcare professionals. Our focus will be on cutting-edge diagnostic tools and techniques, evidence-based treatment options, and the importance of interdisciplinary teamwork to ensure the highest quality of care for patients with dysphagia.
Join us for this free online or in-person event on the 7th September to hear from leading researchers and clinicians.
Chaired by Prof Gerald Holtmann and Prof Mark Smithers, the event will discuss the following agenda items.
- Management of caustic and iatrogenic strictures- Dr Peter Ko, Brisbane
- Manometric assessment of patients with dysphagia: Is Chicago the ultimate destination?- Professor Magnus Halland, Newcastle
- Endoscopic approaches to treat achalasia and related conditions- Professor Luke Hourigan, Brisbane
- Surgical approaches for achalasia and oesophageal diverticula- Dr Adam Frankel, Brisbane
Book your free ticket and find out more information here or scan the QR code below to register.
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