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| Starting | May 22, 2010 at 7:30 am |
| Ending | May 22, 2010 at 3:45 pm |
| Location | Palace Hotel
2 New Montgomery St.
Twin Peaks Ballroom
San Francisco, CA 94105 |
| Faculty | Course Chairs:
Catherine Frenette, MD
Charles Farr, MD
Subhas Banerjee, MD
(Stanford)
Kenneth Binmoeller, MD
(California Pacific
Medical Center)
Todd Frederick, MD
(California Pacific
Medical Center)
Emmet Keeffe, MD
(Stanford)
Uri Ladabaum, MD
(Stanford)
Uma Mahadevan, MD
(University of California,
San Francisco)
William Snape, MD
(California Pacific
Medical Center)
George Triadafilopoulos, MD
(Stanford) |
| Target Audience | Community Gastroenterologists, hepatologists, primary care and allied health professionals and the members of the Northern California Society of Clinical Gastroenterologists. |
| Description | This one-day symposium covers all key topics in gastroenterology, hepatology and endoscopy. Several key abstracts will be highlighted within each of the chosen topics presented at DDW 2009. National and regional faculty will present the latest research as well as provide additional insights regarding the impact of each study upon the current framework of care for patients within the field. Attending physicians and ancillary providers (nurse practitioners and physician assistants) will have the opportunity to ask questions and present cases to the faculty in interactive sessions. |
| Objectives | 1. Describe key information presented at DDW that will affect clinical practice and will determine the direction of research in gastrointestinal disease for the next year.
2. Define the etiology and management of GERD and Barrett's esophagus
3. Discuss the management of NSAID gastropathy, dyspepsia, Ulcers, UGI Bleeding
4. Review the etiology and management of celiac disease and microscopic colitis
5. Discuss the etiology and management of small bowel motility and irritable bowel
6. Identify the etiology and management of inflammatory bowel disease
7. Detect and prevent colorectal cancer
8. Describe the etiology and management of pancreatic and biliary disease
9. Identify the patient with end-stage liver disease and liver transplantation
10. Manage the patient with fatty liver, primary sclerosing cholangitis, primary biliary cirrhosis
11. Recognize the etiology and management of HCV and HBV
12. Review new imaging techniques in Gastroenterology
13. Assess the clinical impact of new endoscopic modalities for diagnosis and therapy of GI diseases |
For more information
please contact | Pat Fitzwater
Phone: (805) 300-9154
Email: pat@academiceventmanagement.com |
| Refunds | Cancellations must be received in writing by April 30, 2010 and will be subject to a $30 processing fee. |
| Brochure | Link to Brochure |
| Notes | Parking Details:
1) Heart Parking Garage (about $21 per day) Open till 12AM
45 3rd St, San Francisco
(415) 989-4000
2) Paramount Garage (about $21 per day). Open 24-hours
680 Mission Street (separate entrance on Jessie Street, off Third, located 2 blocks from Moscone South & North
(415) 341-1410 |
Tuition
All amounts are in USD
Please select the appropriate tuition before continuing | $100 Physicians (Non NCSCG Members)
$65 NP/RN/PA-C (Non NCSCG Members)
$100 Physicians (NCSCG 2010 Dues)
$65 NP/RN/PA-C (NCSCG 2010 Dues)
No Charge for NCSCG members (Current with 2010 dues)
No Charge for Fellows
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