Les présentations des Actualités du 8 novembre 2025
Vous trouverez sur cette page les présentations des orateurs des Actualités en gastro-entérologie du 8 novembre 2025 à Bouge de la Société Royale Belge de Gastro-Entérologie. Pour accéder à la… Lire la suite
Candidatures et règlement prix Brohée
Candidatures et règlement Prix 2024-2025 TO THE YOUNG INVESTIGATORS IN BASIC AND CLINICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY PLEASE APPLY TO THE GEORGES BROHEE PRIZE 2024-2025 (5000 €) DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: 31 Dec… Lire la suite
Nouveaux guidelines
Quelques nouveaux guidelines : Diarrhée chronique idiopathique. Dyspepsie fonctionnelle Surveillance cancer colorectal IBD Intestins et foie durant la grossesse Retrouvez tous les guidelines dans notre rubrique Practice Guidelines. (Mise à… Lire la suite
Actualités en gastro-entérologie – 8 novembre 2025
La Société Royale Belge de Gastro-Entérologie organise le samedi 8 novembre ses Actualités en gastro-entérologie au Centre de formation de Bouge, une journée riche en échanges autour des avancées médicales… Lire la suite
Médaille Brohée à Melbourne
À chaque édition du World Congress of Gastroenterology, une conférence prestigieuse — la « Brohée Lecture » — rend hommage au professeur belge Georges Brohée, figure pionnière de la gastroentérologie moderne. Fondateur… Lire la suite
To everyone who made an application for an ESGE Research Grant - thank you 🙏
We received over 50 applications, reassuring us that a strong and active cohort of young investigators is up and coming! Now the tough stage for our Research Committee: Evaluating the proposals and working out who will make it to the ESGE Research Champions' Den at #ESGEDays2026
📅✅ It's always a lively session, so be sure to add it to your 'must watch' list for Milan: esge2026.process.y-congress.com/ScientificProcess/Schedule/?sessionGuid=4086d4df-2303-4f80-8fef-d...
Here's a reminder of the finalists and winners from previous years...
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Don't miss this week's #WednesdayWebinar – Subepithelial Lesions in the Upper GI Tract: Diagnosis and Therapeutic Strategies
📆 Wed, February 4, 2026 – 19:00–20:00 (CET)
✅ REGISTER: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6017690931820/WN_SEYXJChgRPSmILTznWDjnA#/registration
Join Professor Pedro Pimentel Nunes, Dr Leon M.G. Moons, and Dr Eduardo Albéniz for an expert-led discussion including imaging, EUS evaluation, tissue sampling, and risk stratification, plus guidance on choosing the appropriate resection technique, from endoscopic to surgical options.
💬 The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A, be sure to register early to ensure smooth access on the day.
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Should cholangioscopy be performed during the index ERCP? At #esgedays2026, this high-level debate session will tackle one of the most controversial and practice-changing topics in biliary endoscopy.
Chaired by George Webster (United Kingdom) and Livia Archibugi (Italy), the session will critically explore:
- The role of cholangioscopy in indeterminate biliary strictures, including tissue acquisition, morphological assessment, and comparison with conventional ERCP techniques (brush cytology and forceps biopsy)
- Timing and cost-effectiveness of cholangioscopy during index ERCP
- Patient selection, technical strategies, and adverse events in the management of complex biliary stones, including large balloon dilation, mechanical lithotripsy, and cholangioscopy-assisted lithotripsy
🔹 Debate 1: Cholangioscopy for indeterminate biliary strictures
For: Torsten Beyna (Germany)
Against: Geoffroy Vanbiervliet (France)
🔹 Debate 2: Cholangioscopy (± lithotripsy) for complex biliary stones
For: Gavin Johnson (United Kingdom)
Against: Tomislav Bokun (Croatia)
With expert panels, real-world perspectives, and opposing views from leading endoscopists across Europe, this session will help you refine decision-making, balance innovation with evidence, and apply cholangioscopy where it truly adds value.
👉 A must-attend session for ERCP practitioners facing complex biliary strictures and stones in daily clinical practice.
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