Description:
Differentiate between anatomical and physiological reflux and identify the decision-making process in the metabolic surgery patient. Identify important diagnostic questions and treatment options in the patient with obesity and a failed fundoplication. Identify important treatment considerations in patients with obesity and significant GERD.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the preoperative evaluation and information to be obtained by testing.
- Understanding the decision making process in medical versus surgical treatment of GERD.
- Identify Post bariatric surgery reflux and determine best choices for management.
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Part 1- Pre-op Evaluation |
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| 8:00am |
Welcome Colleen I Kennedy, FASMBS MBA MD |
| 8:05am |
Evaluation of the patient with reflux symptoms – no previous surgery Ian S Soriano, MD FACS FASMBS |
| 8:15am |
Use of manometry, EndoFlip, etc to evaluate the post bariatric
surgery patient with reflux symptoms. Barham Abu Dayyeh, MD |
| 8:25am |
Questions Christopher G DuCoin, MD MPH FACS FASMBS |
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Part 2- Medical versus Surgical treatment |
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| 8:30am |
Intro Christopher G DuCoin, MD MPH FACS FASMBS |
| 8:35am |
What is the best Bariatric Procedure for GERD and the why behind it? Nestor de la Cruz-Munoz, MD FACS |
| 8:45am |
When do you offer MSA for medically refractory reflux, and does MSA have a role in bariatric surgery Linden Karas, FACS MD |
| 8:55am |
Questions Colleen I Kennedy, FASMBS MBA MD |
| 9:00am |
Reflux symptoms in the post sleeve patient with BMI 28-35 –
Side 1 (Speaker 1) – GBP is the treatment of choice
Side 2 (Speaker 2)– LINX is the procedure of choice Renee Hilton, MD FACS FASMBS; Sachin Kukreja, MD |
| 9:15am |
In patients with a History of Nissen Fundoplication and refractory GERD
Side 1 (Speaker 1) – GBP is the Treatment of Choice
Side 2 (Speaker 2) – Redo Nissen Fundoplication is the Procedure of Choice Matthew Brengman, MD MSHA; Sergio Bardaro, MD FACS FASMBS DABS-FPMBS |
| 9:30am | Adjourn |