Heat 1 Winner: Dariusz Patkowski, MD, PhD - Best of the Best in Pediatric Surgery 2024

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Introduction to Presentations

Overview of four presentations on advanced surgical techniques and studies in pediatric surgery, including stem cell perforation for liver regeneration and bowel management in cloaca patients.

Presentation Highlights

Discussion of key presentations by Dr. Shilpa Sharma, Dr. Toshio Haromaz, Dr. Darius Pytkowski, and Dr. Johanna Gerardo, focusing on innovative surgical approaches and their implications.

Voting and Results

Voting process for the best presentation, highlighting Dr. Darius Pytkowski's work on esophageal atresia as the standout presentation.

Expert Opinions

Discussion among experts on the significance of the presented techniques and their potential impact on pediatric surgical practices.

Conclusion and Next Steps

Wrap-up of the session with congratulations to the presenters and a look forward to future discussions and learning opportunities in pediatric surgery.

Topic overview

Watch the voting from the first heat!

Presentations from heat one:

Prof. Shilpa Sharma: Exploring alternative pathway of stem cell proliferation for hepatic regeneration by partial liver resection in extra hepatic biliary atresia.
Toshio Harumatsu, MD, PhD: Analysis of the potential risk factors for defecation problems and their bowel management based on the long-term bowel function in patients with persistent cloaca: Results of a nationwide survey in Japan
Dariusz Patkowski, MD, PhD: Thoracoscopic Approach for Long Gap Esophageal Atresia Using the Internal Traction Technique
Johana Sosa Jurado, MD: Epidemiological study of pediatric robotic surgery at Carlos Andrade Marín Hospital.

First Heat Winner: Dariusz Patkowski, MD, PhD: Thoracoscopic Approach for Long Gap Esophageal Atresia Using the Internal Traction Technique

Intended audience: Healthcare professionals and clinicians.

Categories

Specialty

General Surgery Pediatric Surgery

Anatomy/Organ System

Gastrointestinal System Hepatobiliary System

Procedure/Intervention

Liver Resection Partial Liver Resection Resection

Population

Pediatric

Topic Format

Guidelines and Tools Technique Videos/OP Notes Work-up and Treatment

Clinical Task

Management

Keywords

stem cell perforation hepatic regeneration partial liver resection extrahepatic biliary atresia defecation problems bowel management persistent cloaca thoracoscopic approach esophageal atresia internal traction technique pediatric robotic surgery epidemiological study surgical techniques mortality reduction pediatric surgery clinical outcomes surgical education long-term bowel function innovative procedures

Hashtags

#StemCellResearch #HepaticRegeneration #LiverSurgery #BiliaryAtresia #PediatricSurgery #RoboticSurgery #SurgicalTechniques #EsophagealAtresia #BowelManagement #ClinicalOutcomes #SurgicalEducation #InnovativeProcedures #PersistentCloaca #ThoracoscopicSurgery #Epidemiology #SurgicalInnovation #PediatricHealth #LongTermCare #SurgicalResearch #HealthcareAdvancements

Transcript

We've seen the 4 presentations and we are ready to vote. So first, we had from WAs, Doctor Shilpa Sharma with exploring alternative pathways of stem cell perforation for hepatic regeneration by partial liver resection in extrahepatic biliiatricia. And second for WhatsApps too, we have Doctor Toshio Haromaz with analysis of potential risk factors for defecation problems and their bowel management based on the long-term bowel function in patients with persistent cloacia. Rennie, do you want to say the next two? Yes. So then representing IPEG, we had thoracoscopic approach for long gap esophageal atresia using the internal traction technique with the very fancy slipknots that I'm hoping someday someone teaches me how to do, and that is by Dr. Darius Pytkowski. And then finally from Ibero Americana, Dr. Johanna Gerardo with Epidemiological Study of Pediatric Robotic Surgery at their institution. Awesome, so, um, remember you have the poles in the right of the screen, both. And we are going to see. Who is going to be the winner? Let's do we have, oh, I think we. We have a clear winner here. Do you wanna say it, Todd? Yeah, so it looks like Darius, uh, is the predominant winner here, and I will tell you, in my thought that, uh, that procedure is so, uh, beneficial for us to learn how to do. I wanna do a whole thing on just sliding knots now. Um, however, I will say if In my opinion, I'm just giving an opinion here. If it's really true that resecting liver cuts mortality down by 50%, I, I just am curious about the data. I'm curious if anyone was there. I would love to know more about the data, but since we couldn't talk to her, I, I, I, I don't know. Um, I think that also could be a huge, um, breakthrough in pediatric surgery. But I, I think all of these were phenomenal. Um, and Darius, congratulations, you're moving on to the next heat. Oh that was awesome. That was very much really, really great. Thank you. They can't leave yet now, Darius. You have to stay. I'm very happy, really. Thank you very much. Appreciate you.

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