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DOI: 10.1055/s-00000012

Endoscopy

Issue S 1 · Volume 39 · June 2006 DOI: 10.1055/s-002-4955 EUS 2006: 15th International Symposium on Endoscopic Ultrasound

Welcome

Fockens, P.:

EUS 2006: Welcome

Invited papers

Esophageal tumors

Waxman, I.:

EUS and EMR/ESD: Is EUS in patients with Barrett’s esophagus with high-grade dysplasia or intramucosal adenocarcinoma necessary prior to endoscopic mucosal resection?

Vazquez-Sequeiros, E.:

Nodal staging: Number or site of nodes? How to improve accuracy? Is FNA always necessary? Junctional tumors - what's N and what's M?

Meenan, J.:

Staging stenotic oesophageal tumours: Are CT and/or PET enough? Dilate or not?

Das, A.; Chak, A.:

Reassessment of patients with esophageal cancer after neoadjuvant therapy

Marsman, W. A.; Fockens, P.:

State of the art lecture: EUS for esophageal tumors

Pancreatitis and cholelithiasis

Seewald, S.; Omar, S.; Soehendra, N.:

Acute pancreatitis: The acute attack. Acute recurrent pancreatitis

O’Toole, D.; Palazzo, L.:

Choledocholithiasis - a practical approach from the endosonographer

Levy, M. J.; Wiersema, M. J.; Chari, S. T.:

Chronic pancreatitis: Focal pancreatitis or cancer? Is there a role for FNA/biopsy? Autoimmune pancreatitis

Napoléon, B.; Lefort, C.; Gincoul, R.:

State of the art lecture: Lithiasis and pancreatitis

Pancreato-biliary tumors

Brugge, W. R.:

Cystic pancreatic lesions: Can we diagnose them accurately what to look for? FNA marker molecular analysis resection, surveillance, or endoscopic treatment?

Inui, K.; Miyoshi, H.; Yoshino, J.:

Bile duct cancers: What can EUS offer? Intraductal US, 3D-IDUS? FNA - is it possible?

Al-Haddad, M.; Wallace, M. B.:

Molecules and markers for endosonographers: What do we need to know and measure?

Maguchi, H.; Takahashi, K.; Osanai, M.; Katanuma, A.:

Small pancreatic lesions: Is there need for EUS-FNA preoperatively? What to do with the incidental lesions?

Chang, K. J.:

State of the art lecture: Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) and FNA in pancreatico-biliary tumors

Training and teaching EUS

Barthet, M.; Gasmi, M.:

Teaching and credentialing in France

Matsuda, K.; Hawes, R. H.; Sahai, A. V.; Tajiri, H.:

The role of simulators, models, phantoms. Where's the evidence?

Faigel, D. O.:

Quality, competency and endosonography

Rösch, T.:

State of the art lecture: Endoscopic ultrasonography: Training and competence

Mediastinal EUS

Savides, T. J.; Behling, C. M.:

EUS for unexplained mediastinal lesions

Annema, J. T.; Rabe, K. F.:

Lung cancer patients with small nodes on CT - what's the next step?

Lennon, A. M.; Rintoul, R. C.; Penman, I. D.:

Competition for EUS (a) EBUS-TBNA (b) video assisted thoracoscopy

Vilmann, P.; Herth, F.; Krasnik, M.:

State of the art lecture: Mediastinal EUS

Therapeutic EUS & new technology

Chang, K. J.:

EUS-guided fine needle injection (FNI) and anti-tumor therapy

Giovannini, M.; Pesenti, Ch.; Bories, E.; Caillol, F.:

Interventional EUS: Difficult pancreaticobiliary access

Fritscher-Ravens, A.:

EUS - experimental and evolving techniques

Hawes, R. H.:

Looking forward - what will EUS be doing in 10 years?

EUS & EBUS in pulmonary medicine

101

Herth, F. J. F.; Krasnik, M.; Vilmann, P.:

EBUS-TBNA for the diagnosis and staging of lung cancer

105

Krasnik, M.; Vilmann, P.; Herth, F.:

EUS-FNA and EBUS-TBNA; the pulmonologist’s and surgeon's perspective

110

Rintoul, R.:

Towards complete endoscopic staging of the mediastinum?

114