RC 701 - Pancreatic IPMN: leave alone or when to be concerned?
ECR 2024
5Lectures
60Minutes
4Speakers
1Comment
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Celso Matos, Lisbon / PT
2
Current strategies in detection and follow-up of IPMN
15:00Giulia Zamboni, Verona / IT
3
Worrisome and high-risk features of IPMN
15:00Nikolaos Kartalis, Stockholm / SE
4
Indication and findings in EUS of IPMN
15:00Christian Jenssen, Strausberg / DE
5
Panel discussion: What would be the justification for performing life-long follow-up?
10:00Panel discussion: What would be the justification for performing life-long follow-up?
Description
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Celso Matos, Lisbon / Portugal
15 min
Current strategies in detection and follow-up of IPMN
Giulia Zamboni, Verona / Italy
1. To list and describe the international guidelines that address diagnosis and follow-up of IPMN. 2. To analyse the guidelines and reflect on the impact on patient prognosis and health economics. 3. To reflect on the use of abbreviated protocols for screening and follow-up.
15 min
Worrisome and high-risk features of IPMN
Nikolaos Kartalis, Stockholm / Sweden
1. To identify worrisome and high-risk features in IPMN at cross-sectional imaging. 2. To consider possible pitfalls and differential diagnosis. 3. To reflect on clinical implications.
15 min
Indication and findings in EUS of IPMN
Christian Jenssen, Strausberg / Germany
1. To become familiar with a 4-step algorithm for EUS-based diagnosis and risk assessment of IPMN. 2. To know the conspicuous EUS features of different types of IPMN. 3. To know when to be concerned: how to confirm high-risk stigmata of IPMN on EUS.
10 min
Panel discussion: What would be the justification for performing life-long follow-up?
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