Upcoming Events
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WMIC Meeting 2013 Savannah
The World Molecular Imaging Congress is organized by the joint efforts of the “World Molecular Imaging Society – WMIS“, the “European Society for Molecular Imaging – ESMI” and the “Federation of Asian Societies for Molecular Imaging – FASMI“. The WMIC is led by the senior academic and industry professionals who have widely recognized expertise in molecular imaging. The scientific sessions held at the conference cover a broad spectrum of basic and translational sciences (pre-clinical to clinical) forming a Discovery-to-Delivery (D2D) process that helps facilitate academic and industrial partnerships. Through innovation, our goal is to optimize the D2D efforts leading to new medical and molecular imaging discoveries, greater linkages between research and market outcomes, and significant improvements in healthcare. Comme visit us and discover Cellvizio Dual Band for translational research!18/09/2013
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British Society of Gastroenterology (BSG)
The BSG Annual Meeting will take place this year at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC), Glasgow from the 24th to 27th June 2013. We hope that you will be able to be a part of this multidisciplinary meeting covering all aspects of medical and surgical gastroenterology and hepatology with cutting edge clinical and basic science research.24/06/2013
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31st Gastroenterology and Endotherapy European Workshop (GEEW)
Started in 1983 and held every year in June, this meeting has become established as one of the largest European Workshops in its field, gathering around 820 participants coming from 60 different countries worldwide.17/06/2013
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EMIM MEETING 2013 TORINO
As in previous years, this high-level meeting will foster the strong network of the (European) Molecular Imaging Community. EMIM 2013 will bring together top scientists from various disciplines, working in diverse fields of Molecular Imaging, provide a platform for knowledge exchange between the disciplines, "generations", and societies, strengthen the interaction between the groups and everybody who is sharing our vision that interdisciplinary knowledge exchange is the basis for innovation...
26/05/2013
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Past events
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Digestive Disease Week 2013
Digestive Disease Week® (DDW) is the world's leading educational forum for academicians, clinicians, researchers, students and trainees working in gastroenterology, hepatology, GI endoscopy, gastrointestinal surgery and related fields.19/05/2013
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EURO-EUS 2013
Chaired by Dr. Marc Giovannini, the 10th European Congress of Endoscopic ultrasonography will take place in Paris from 25 to 26 April 2013. The local and invited guest faculty includes internationally recognized experts in endoscopic ultrasonography. New EUS guided therapies will be demonstrated from Marseille (Paoli-Calmettes Institute), but also new diagnostic technique using needle-based confocal laser endomicroscopy (nCLE). Download the PDF
26/04/2013
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Pete Stevens Endoscopy Course, New York, USA
This course will provide the latest innovations in the management of gastrointestinal diseases and disorders, and a unique opportunity to learn more about the latest interventional and surgical procedures, featuring hands-on animal tissue labs allowing for safe practice.25/04/2013
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The Course: 2nd Annual Harvard vs. Yale: Cases and Controversies in Endoscopy
The field of endoscopy has rapidly evolved with the introduction of innovative diagnostic techniques and novel therapies. The endoscopist frequently encounters difficult issues and controversies in patient management. This program is designed to take a case-based and endoscopic video approach to understand the current role of endoscopy in the care of patients with a variety of gastrointestinal diseases.19/04/2013
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Live from University of Chicago! Endoscopic Advances for Clinical Practice
The field of endoscopy has burgeoned from the ability to simply look at the lining of the GI tract with the scope to the current advanced technology which not only allows interventional gastroenterologists to obtain detailed images but also use the scope as a tool for treatment. Visualization has gone beyond looking at the surface and delved deeper to obtain ultrasound and microscopic images. Diagnostic capabilities have improved to allow for tissue acquisition in challenging anatomy with ERCP, cholangiopancreatoscopy, EUS, and double balloon endoscopy. Surgeons and oncologists increasingly rely on interventional gastroenterologists for appropriate diagnosis, staging and often management of GI neoplasms. Endoscopy has emerged as a less invasive alternative to surgery in the areas of endoscopic mucosal resection, tissue ablation, pancreatic pseudocyst drainage, and now even achalasia therapy. All of these new frontiers of endoscopy are rapidly evolving. This course will outline where standard practices in endoscopy are currently and how new innovations may enhance or revolutionize endoscopic practice in the future.12/04/2013
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5TH ANNUAL LONG ISLAND LIVE ENDOSCOPY COURSE
Winthrop University Hospital Division of Gastroenterology and the Office of Continuing Medical Education (OCME) welcomes you to the 5th Annual Long Island Live Endoscopy Course: Advances in Therapeutic Endoscopy From ERCP to POEM and Beyond. The event will be held on March 22, 2013, from 7:30am - 5:30pm at the Marriott Hotel in Uniondale, New York.22/03/2013
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JFHOD, Paris, France
A French-speaking congress of reference in terms of digestive cancers and diseases gathering 4000 participants each year.21/03/2013
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19th National Congress of Italian Federation of Digestive Diseases Societies, Bologne, Italy
The annual Congress of the Federation of the Italian Societies of Digestive Diseases will focus on new techniques in the diagnosis and treatment of digestive diseases.20/03/2013
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28/01/2013
Cellvizio featured in 9news.com : World's smallest microscope finds cancer faster
St. Anthony Hospital is the first hospital in Colorado to use the new advanced-imaging technology, called Cellvizio, with at-risk patients during standard endoscopy and colonoscopy procedures as well as the pancreatic and bile duct cancer detection procedure. Cellvizio allows physicians to view internal tissues cell-by-cell to pinpoint cancerous and pre-cancerous tissue more efficiently than current procedures. Dr. Matt Reveille says the new technology helps doctors respond once they identify dangerous tissue.more
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26/11/2012
Cellvizio in the Sioux Falls Business Journal
Fantastic article by Sanford Hospital in the Sioux Falls Business Journal. "This can change the practice of medicine,” said Dr. Muslim Atiq, a gastroenterologist at Sanford. “The whole key is to find cancer before cancer occurs. To find it very early makes a big difference.”more
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28/05/2013
CELLVIZIO DAY(S) : TRAINING WORKSHOP AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL ERLANGEN - ERLANGEN, GERMANY
Understand how the Cellvizio system works and achieve basic Cellvizio image interpretation skills. Live cases will be observed.
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07/05/2013
Cellvizio News, May 2013
FDA grants Mauna Kea Technologies 510(k) clearance to market AQ-Flex™19 miniprobe for fine needle aspiration procedures Mauna Kea Technologies announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared the AQ‐Flex™ 19 miniprobe to provide real‐time optical biopsies during endoscopic ultrasound‐guided fine needle aspiration (EUSFNA) procedures in the digestive tract. This represents the sixth U.S. regulatory clearance for Mauna Kea Technologies’ Cellvizio on one of its dedicated miniprobes, which already obtained the CE mark in Europe.more
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22/05/2013
NEW DATA ON CELLVIZIO PRESENTED AT DDW 2013 SUGGESTS THAT OPTICAL BIOPSIES MAY HELP CONFIRM AND RULE OUT PANCREATIC CYSTIC TUMORS*
ORLANDO (May 22, 2013) – Mauna Kea Technologies (NYSE Euronext: MKEA, FR0010609263), leader in the optical biopsy market and developer of Cellvizio®, the fastest way to see cancer, today announced that optical biopsies using a microscope so tiny it fits through a small needle show clear cellular-level images inside pancreatic cysts, which could assist physicians in the diagnosis of pancreatic cystic tumors and help patients with benign cysts avoid unnecessary surgery, according to new data presented at Digestive Disease Week 2013, which concludes here today.
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