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Society of Gastrointestinal Intervention www.sgiw.org Society of Gastrointestinal Intervention Founded in 2007 as A Unique Society of Multidisciplinary Communication Multidisciplinary Communication among Radiologists, Endoscopists, and


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Society of Gastrointestinal Intervention

www.sgiw.org Society of Gastrointestinal Intervention

SGI Executive Committee

President Ho-Young Song (Asan Medical Center, Korea) President-elect Todd Baron (Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, USA) Immediate Past-President Richard A. Kozarek (Virginia Mason Medical Center, USA) Secretary-General Jae-Kyu Kim (Chonnam Nat’l Univ. Sch. of Medicine, Korea)

Founded in 2007 as “A Unique Society of

Multidisciplinary Communication Multidisciplinary Communication

among Radiologists, Endoscopists, and Surgeons”

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Goals of SGI

Maximize Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Establish a comprehensive GI intervention network between endoscopists, interventional radiologists and gastrointestinal surgeons for multidisciplinary collaboration and interaction

Share Technological Innovations

Inform, promote and globalize outstanding technological innovations of each specialty

Become a Role Model

Become a role model as a unique international meeting in the field of GI intervention

Foster Future Specialists

Aid young brilliant doctors to make an early debut on the international stage through SGI

Gastrointestinal Stenting

  • Date : November 2~3, 2007
  • Venue : Asan Medical Center
  • Participants:

520 Participants from 19 Countries

Society of Gastrointestinal Intervention

SGI 2007

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Interventional Management of Gastrointestinal Bleeding

  • Date : October 10~11, 2008
  • Venue : Asan Medical Center
  • Participants:

470 Participants from 20 Countries

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SGI 2008

GI Oncologic Intervention

  • Date : October 9~10, 2009
  • Venue : Lotte Hotel World
  • Participants:

608 Participants from 25 Countries

SGI 2009 SGI 2009

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GI Fistula, Leak and Stricture

  • Date : October 8~9, 2010
  • Venue : Sheraton Grande Walkerhill
  • Participants:

853 Participants from 38 Countries

SGI 2010 SGI 2010

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GI Stenting

  • Date : October 14~15, 2011
  • Venue : Sheraton Grande Walkerhill
  • Participants:

902 Participants from 40 Countries

SGI 2011 SGI 2011

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Country Number of Participants Country Number of Participants Country Number of Participants Australia 4 Indonesia 1 Singapore 12 Austria 1 Iran 6 South Africa 1 Belgium 4 Israel 1 Spain 11 Cambodia 2 Italy 4 Sweden 1 Canada 2 Japan 51 Swiss 2 China 32 Jordan 3 Taiwan 10 Colombia 2 Korea 605 Thailand 20 Czech Republic 1 Malaysia 10 Turkey 1 Egypt 4 Mongolia 11 U.A.E. 1 Estonia 1 Netherlands 4 UK 8 Finland 5 Nigeria 4 USA 23 France 14 Pakistan 1 Uzbekistan 3 Germany 3 Panama 1 India 31 Philippines 1

Number of participants for SGI 2011 Number of participants for SGI 2011 Society of Gastrointestinal Intervention

CENTER LIVE DIRECTOR

Center

Session Procedures Name Country

National Cancer Center Hospital Live Demonstration I, Oct. 14 11:20-12:05

  • Percutaneous trans-esophageal gastric

tubing (PTEG) Yoshito Takeuchi Japan Chonnam National University Hospital Live Demonstration I, Oct. 14 12:05-12:50

  • Biliary stent

Jae Kyu Kim Korea WIDER Barcelona Live Demonstration II, Oct. 14 16:00-16:45

  • Lab: gastric full-thickness resections with
  • verstitch sutures
  • Endoscopy suite: closure of chronic gastro-

cutaneous fistula, endoscopic suturing with

  • verstitch device

Jose Ramon Armengol-Miro Spain Kyoto Second Red Cross Hospital Live Demonstration II, Oct. 14 16:45-17:30

  • Pancreatic stent exchange for pancreatic

duct stricture due to Chronic pancreatitis

  • CBD stenosis due to Autoimmune

pancreatitis Kenjiro Yasuda Japan

Live Demonstration Sessions at SGI 2011 Society of Gastrointestinal Intervention

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Mayo Clinic Live Demonstration III,

  • Oct. 15,

08:30-09:00

  • ERCP

video presentation Todd Baron USA Virginia Mason Medical Center Live Demonstration III,

  • Oct. 15,

09:00-10:00

  • ERCP / EUS / RFA / EMR / PDT

Richard Kozarek USA Asan Medical Center Live Demonstration IV,

  • Oct. 15,

15:00-16:30

  • Interventional EUS
  • Biliary stenting & pancreatic stenting
  • Esophageal stent removal
  • Placement of a long intestinal tube

Dong Wan Seo Korea Hyun-Ki Yoon

CENTER LIVE DIRECTOR

Center

Session Procedures Name Country

National Cancer Center Hospital Chonnam National University Hospital WIDER Barcelona Kyoto Second Red Cross Hospital

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Mayo Clinic Virginia Mason Medical Center Asan Medical Center Asan Medical Center

“Gastrointestinal Bleeding” “Gastrointestinal Bleeding”

SGI 2012 SGI 2012

October 5~6, 2012, Sheraton Grande Walkerhill

Scientific Session Themes

  • Non-variceal bleeding (I): upper GI bleeding
  • Non-variceal bleeding (II): lower GI bleeding
  • Postoperative GI bleeding
  • Variceal bleeding (I)
  • Variceal bleeding (II)
  • Interventional approach to esophageal motility disorders
  • New endoscopic imaging modalities
  • Endoluminal metal stenting: can we justify what we are

doing ?

  • Recent advance of interventional EUS
  • NOTES for human application
  • Gastroenterology and morbid obesity

Society of Gastrointestinal Intervention

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A Unique Soc ie ty of Multidisc iplinar y Communic ation Be twe e n R adiologists, E ndosc opists, and Sur ge ons