European Hernia Society Manchester 2022

[Good intentions]

Here is the program for the EHS’s upcoming meeting. Some parallels to the AHS meeting, similar names, similar topics.

Overall I get the impression of professionals milling about talking about concerns then working to find ways to keep doing what they do. The EHS web site is plastered with mesh producer logos. The program is filled with mesh producer names. It’s very hard to imagine anyone stepping up and even asking if they are using too much mesh.

But reality still seems to be impinging. there is a topic about introducing a “hernia registry”. And talks about legal issues. And talks about why mesh is a public concern. “Why is mesh on TV?” is a topic.

Chronic pain is a topic but I did not see anything at all about pure tissue repair. I might have missed it.

https://ehsmanchester2022.com/

https://ehsmanchester2022.com/images/site/EHS-2022-provisional-programme-V12.pdf

Samples –

KEYNOTE 4 Charter 1
Moderator: Frederik Helgstrand, Denmark; Henry Hoffmann, Switzerland
The launch of the UK hernia registry
Liam Horgan, UK

THE GREAT REGISTRY DEBATE Charter 1
Moderator: Liam Horgan, UK; Erwin Van Geffen, Netherlands; Dominic Slade, UK
Panel Frederik Helgstrand, Denmark
Bernd Stechemesser, Germany
Marc Miserez, Belgium
Peter Rogmark, Sweden
Hakan Kulacoglu, Turkey
Heather Bougard, Republic of South Africa
Grigoris Chatzimavroudis, Greece

MEDICOLEGAL DEBATE Main Auditorium
Moderator: Filip Muysoms, Belgium; Archana Ramaswamy, USA
Experts and Co-Chair: Andrew de Beaux, UK; David Chen, USA.
Counsel — Matthew Snarr, UK
Counsel — Julie Anne Luck, UK
Judge – Chris Kennedy, UK

KEYNOTE 11 Main Auditorium
Moderator: Andrew de Beaux, UK; Jose A. Pereira, Spain
Why is mesh coverage on the television?
Shirin Towfigh, USA

CHRONIC PAIN IN INGUINAL HERNIA SURGERY: MDT Main Auditorium
Moderator: Maciej Pawlak, UK, Diego Cuccurollo, Italy
MDT approach to diagnosing and treatment CPIP
Maciej Pawlak, UK
MDT treatment of CPIP in the US
David Chen, USA
Persistent Pain cycle; why we need to focus on patient’s ideas and concerns
Matthew Lund, UK
Non-surgical treatment of CPIP
Eske Kvanner Aasvang, Denmark
Recommendations of hernia surge update on CPIP
Nadine Van Veenendaal, Netherlands
When all else fails is it ACNES?
Rudi Roumen, Netherlands

[William Bryant]

Maciej Pawlak is the doctor at devon NHS who does some tissue repairs I believe.

Shane the Dr light from North Umbria NHS isn’t listed as he does some Desarda repairs I understand.

[William Bryant]

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/351863741_Algorithm_for_management_of_an_incarcerated_inguinal_hernia_in_the_emergency_settings_with_manual_reduction_Taxis_the_technique_and_its_safety

[Good intentions]

Yes, I had posted some things about Dr. Pawlak in the past, it’s good to see that he is still engaged with the problems. The presentation about “hernia surge” guidelines looks interesting.
There is also a presentation about Guidelines updates mentioned in the program. So, people are still poking at the bear but the bear is pretty big and powerful. All we can do is hope.

Here are a couple of definitions for the acronyms used in the first post and a link to more about Dr. Pawlak.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7100151/

“A multidisciplinary team (MDT) in oncology is defined as the cooperation between different specialized professionals involved in cancer care with the overarching goal of improving treatment efficiency and patient care.”

https://www.childrenshospital.org/conditions/anterior-cutaneous-nerve-entrapment-syndrome

Dr. M. Pawlak – a new surgeon worth following (and hoping for)

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