The Second Sheffield Pancreatology - Friday Morning, 12th March, 2021 | Free webinar symposium - The British ...

The Second
Sheffield Pancreatology
Symposium
Friday Morning, 12th March, 2021 | Free webinar symposium

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Dear GI Friends & Colleagues,
                     We are delighted to invite you to the 2nd Sheffield Clinical
                     Pancreatology Symposium. This unique, one-morning meeting
                     aims to cover both the daily challenges and the most up-to-date
                     advances to improve care for patients with pancreatic disease. We
                     have carefully chosen a practical “What do I do with” or “How I do it”
                     approach.
Presentations and debates will be delivered by some of the leading UK and international
specialists in Pancreatology who will all bring their invaluable insights. With this in
mind the meeting is relevant to the whole multidisciplinary team working that is vital to
pancreatology including Nurses, Dieticians, GI Medical trainees, surgical trainees and
GI Consultants. We hope to encourage open discussion about the best possible ways of
working together in this advancing and exciting specialty.
This year we bring you the meeting via a Live Free Webinar. There is no venue to go to
for the meeting, you simply log in and sit in the comfort of your home and watch and put
questions to our team of specialists!
CPD Accreditation applied for.
We really want to stress that this meeting is for everyone: trainees; consultants; associate
specialists; nurses and dietitians that have an interest on pancreatology
So please book in your study time and leave (don’t try to fit it in during your day at work) and
share this brochure with anyone in your department who you think may be interested.

Best wishes,
Andrew Hopper
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

ONLINE LIVE STREAM
This year we may not have been able to meet in person due to Covid-19, but this has given
us the chance to develop a web presence which we’ll be using for years to come. Whilst
the faculty members and speakers will be present at the venue, all other attendees will be
virtual! There is more information about this on p.6

To register
To watch the live stream, participate in the conversation and collect your CPD
certificate at the end of the day, you will need to sign up online via our website.
Booking will be open in the new year.
We will contact you in the new year with more details.

National Faculty
Mary Phillips                               Mr Christopher Briggs
Specialist Dietitian HPB Dietetics,         Consultant Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic
Royal Surrey County Hospital                Surgeon, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Dr Gavin Johnson                            Professor Stephen Pereira
Consultant Gastroenterologist,              Consultant Gastroenterologist,
University College London                   University College London
Prof Jonas Rosendahl                        Dr Manu Nayer
Professor of Gastroenterology,              Consultant Gastroenterologist,
Leipzig University Germany                  Newcastle
Mr Keith Roberts                            Dr Matthew Huggett
Consultant Liver Transplant and             Consultant Gastroenterologist, Leeds
Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgeon,
                                            Dr Brinder Mahon
Honorary Reader, University of Birmingham
                                            Consultant Radiologist
Mr Euan Dickson                             Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
Consultant Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic
Surgeon, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Local Faculty
Dr Naomi Hersey
Consultant Interventional Radiologist

Mr Mark Peterson
Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgeon

Mr Ahmed Al-Mukhtar
Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgeon

Mr Nehal Shah
Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgeon

Professor Andrew Hopper
Consultant Gastroenterologist

The 2nd
Sheffield Pancreatology
Symposium
 A Symposium endorsed by the British Society of Gastroenterology
 Friday 12th March 2021

9.00 - 9.15         Welcome: Professor Andrew Hopper

                    UPDATES IN PANCREATOLOGY
9.15 - 9.30         UK PEI Consensus Guidance – putting words into practice
                    Mary Phillips
9.30 - 9.45         Putting the P in ERCP – Pancreatic duct stenting,
                    sphincterotomy and drainage
                    Dr Gavin Johnson
9.45 - 10.00        Pancreatic Steatosis: does the silent partner in metabolic
                    syndrome have a voice
                    Prof Jonas Rosendahl

10.00 - 10.15       Questions to the Speakers

                    BACK TO BASICS

10.15 - 10.30       Acute Pancreatitis – Fluids and Feeding and antibiotics
                    drainage
                    Dr Manu Nayer
10.30 - 10.45       Pancreatic Cystic Lesion – Lessons from a Large Tertiary
                    Referral Unit
                    Dr Brinder Mahon
10.45-11.00         Chronic Pancreatitis: Pain control and when to operate
                    Mr Christopher Briggs

11.00 - 11.15      Questions to the Speakers

PANCREATIC CANCER

11.15 - 11.30   Developing your pancreatic cancer service to achieve the
                best results
                Mr Keith Roberts
11.30 - 11.45   ‘Borderline Operable’ Pancreatic Cancer: Is there enough
                evidence to guide our practice and patients
                Mr Euan Dickson
11.45 - 12.00   Introduction of a novel EUS-guided non-surgical bypass in
                pancreatic cancer
                Dr Matthew Huggett
12.00 - 12.15   Neuroendocrine tumours - is it time to start ablating?
                Professor Stephen Pereira

12.15 -12:30    Questions to the Speakers
3.00
12:30           SUMMARY AND CLOSE

Our new Sheffield Gastro website
This year we are excited to launch our new website which will allow us to stream the
symposium to a much wider audience!

Due to Covid-19 restrictions we are only able to invite faculty members and speakers to attend the
symposium in person, but you will be able to watch the live stream of the speakers and also participate
in the conversation through an interaction platform running beside the streaming video. You can ask
questions, make (hopefully) intelligent comments on the content of the talks and interact with other
participants.
You can also join in on your mobile phone by following the link on the streaming page once it goes live.
The online chat will be available to everyone who has access to the live stream, all you need to do is
click on the “Ask” button, give yourself a username so you can be recognised, and you can start chatting
straight away - no need to set up an account!

Booking will start in the new year

Now we have created the sheffieldgastro.nhs.uk site, we intend to expand its function beyond the
meeting. You can already see our endoscopy section but in time there will be information about the
NHS England National Centre for Refractory Coeliac Disease which is based in Sheffield, and Dietetic
Patient Webinars which you or your patients may wish to access. We hope that you will see this website
as a useful resource.