Benign Lesion of the Esophagogastric Junction: Laparoscopic Intragastric Surgery

24 May 2023 17:00 19:00
Paris
Stephane Bonnet  Host

Presentation of the Case

Nicole Faermark (Hôpital St Louis, Paris)

Patient Profile & Clinical History

  • Patient: 58-year-old woman

  • Clinical History: Closely monitored for several years for a typical leiomyoma located at the esophagogastric junction.

  • Surgical Treatment: Operated after 8 years by laparoscopic intragastric surgery (LIGS).

Topics for Discussion

  1. Intraluminal minimally invasive surgical approach: Management of gastric lesions requiring conservative gastric resections, notably submucosal tumors.

  2. Role of LIGS: What place should be reserved for LIGS between radical esophagogastrectomy and endoscopic resection?

  3. Ideal indications: What are the ideal indications for LIGS?

Panel for Discussion

Stéphane Bonnet (Paris) | Brice Gayet (Paris) | Jean-Michel Gonzalez (Marseille) | Nicole Faermark (Paris)