Prohlášení
Milé kolegyně, vážení kolegové, milí hosté,
srdečně Vás zveme na navazující akce XXIII. Pankreatologický den Českého pankreatologického klubu (ČPK) a XX. Olomouc Live Endoscopy (OLE 2025). Stejně jako loni se sejdeme v Clarion Congress Hotelu v Olomouci a to ve dnech 12. - 13. června 2025.
První den – čtvrtek 12. června bude věnován XXIII. Českému pankreatologickému dni, který se stává mezioborovou plarformou pro všechny zájemce o pankreatologii. Pokusíme se navázat atraktivním formátem dvou paralelních sekcí v dopoledním programu a v odpolední části, která se bude konat opět v angličtině. Pozvání k účasti přijaly přední osobnosti evropské pankreatologie – prof. Peter Hegyi (Semmelweis University Budapest, University Pécs) a dr. Peter Hegyi (Semmelweis University Budapest, Center for Translational Medicine). Hlavními tématy bude pankreatitida, nádory pankreatu, cystické léze pankreatu, NET pankreatu, networking, miniinvazivita a efektivita v pankreatologii.
Mezinárodní endoskopický workshop OLE se koná již podvacáte. Jeho nosným tématem je “ Endoscopic tissue resection”. Také letos jsme pozvali významné zahraniční hosty. Prvním je profesor Hiroyuki Aihara, přední japonský expert na metodu endoskopická submukózní disekce, který v současné době pracuje na Harvard Medical School v Bostonu. Druhým zahraničním hostem bude doktor Daryl Ramai z Brigham and Women's Hospital v Bostonu. Kromě demonstrací endoskopických metod formou živých přenosů z endoskopického pracoviště 2. interní kliniky FN v Olomouci vyslechneme také state-of the art přednášky obou hostí. Můžeme se samozřejmě těšit rovněž na vystoupení předních českých endoskopistů.
Součástí akce budou také symposia a workshopy, o kterých budete včas informováni na těchto stránkách.
Hiroyuki Aihara, MD, PhD, FJGES, FASGE, FACG
Dr. Hiroyuki Aihara is currently an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and the Director of the Endoscopic Tissue Resection Program in the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Endoscopy at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, MA, USA. Dr. Aihara received his medical degree from Jichi Medical University in 1998 and completed his PhD in Gastroenterology at Jikei University School of Medicine in 2011 in Japan.
Dr. Aihara’s clinical expertise includes advanced endoscopic procedures such as endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD), endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR), and submucosal tunneling endoscopic resection (STER).
His research focuses on minimally invasive endoscopic treatments for gastrointestinal tumors, and he has published over 140 peer-reviewed articles. Dr. Aihara has also held significant roles in academic societies and has been invited to deliver lectures and serve as a course director, moderator, and hands-on faculty member at prestigious national and international society meetings.
In addition to his clinical and research work, Dr. Aihara is deeply involved in education and training. He has developed numerous programs to train endoscopists in advanced techniques and is widely recognized for his contributions to the field of advanced endoscopy.
Daryl Ramai, MD, MPH, MSc
Dr. Daryl Ramai is presently a Third Space and Pancreaticobiliary Endoscopy Fellow in the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Endoscopy at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, MA, USA. He completed his Gastroenterology fellowship at the University of Utah, where he held the position of Chief GI Fellow, and his Internal Medicine residency at The Brooklyn Hospital Center/Mount Sinai Healthcare System in New York. Dr. Ramai earned his medical degree from St. George’s University, obtaining a combined MD-MSc in biomedical research, and he also holds a Master of Public Health from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Dr. Ramai’s research is centered on endoscopic innovation, pancreaticobiliary conditions, and third space endoscopy. He has authored over 250 peer-reviewed publications, in addition to numerous abstracts. His contributions to the field have been recognized with several prestigious awards, including the ACG Outstanding Research Award in Interventional Endoscopy, Lawlor Resident Award, and multiple presidential abstract awards. Dr. Ramai is an active member of several national committees and was honored as a Pancreas Scholar by the Collaborative Alliance for Pancreatic Education and Research as well as the ACG Emerging Leaders Program. Currently, he serves as an Editorial Fellow for the journal Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology.
Prof. Peter Hegyi
Prof. Peter Hegyi is currently Professor of Gatroenterology and director of Centre for Translational Medicine in Institute of Pancreatic Disorders Semmelweis University, Budapest and director and part time professor in Institute for Translational Medicine University of Pécs. He is a principal investigator of 21 research grants. His research focuses on physiology and pathophysiology of pancreas, bicarbonate secretion from pancreatic duct cells, acute and chronic pancreatitis, endocrine-exocrine interactions, GI hormones, epithelial ion transporters, signaling mechanisms between epithelial cells and myofibroblasts. He is chair of the Hungarian Pancreatic Study Group. Running prospective multicenter clinical trials. His current H-index reaches 74 with 22.611 citations of all scientific publications. Prof. Peter Hegyi has also held significant roles in academic societies and has been invited to deliver lectures and serve as a course director, moderator, and hands-on faculty member at prestigious national and international society meetings.
Dr. Peter Jeno Hegyi
Dr. Peter Jeno Hegyi is currently consultant in Gastroenterology and clinical researcher/senior lecturer at Semmelweis University, Institute of Pancreatic Disease and Centre for Translational Medicine, Budapest and is a co-founder of the Institute for Pancreatic Diseases and the Rapid On-Site Evaluation (ROSE) programme at Semmelweis University, Budapest. Dr Hegyi has been known for his outstanding diligence, motivation, and passion for science and clinical research, which are visible in translational medicine approach.
Rolf Ball
My working life began in 1980 as a communications technician and after a few years working as a technician for the German television IT network I started to study IT and communication technologies.
My career in medical Ultrasound started 1989 at Kretztechnik Ultrasound where I worked as a technician for Ultrasound then changed to sales and became an application specialist. After Kretz was sold to Medison and then to GE I changed to ATL Ultrasound as sales and application specialist, performed first trainings and lectures about Ultrasound physics and technology and became a member of the DEGUM ( German society for Ultrasound in Medicine ). After ATL was sold to Philips I was working with Philips for some years doing the same job but then changed to Aloka Ultrasound as the last existing real Ultrasound company working as sales and application specialist but immediately changed to product management plus application specialist and trainer giving R&D support. I started to work as a trainer in Ultrasound physics for several societies. After Aloka was sold to Hitachi Medical Systems I changed my role to international product and clinical support manager and applications trainer including R&D support. 2016 I changed to Olympus working as International EUS clinical applications specialist and trainer, performing lectures and trainings about Ultrasound physics for several societies and adjust and optimize Ultrasound units in the EMEA region.
Akce je určena pro gastroenterology, chirurgy, internisty, onkology, praktické lékaře a jejich zdravotní sesty. Věříme, že nás poctíte svou návštěvou. Těšíme se na Vás a již nyní děláme maximum pro Vaše odborné a společenské uspokojení.
Za organizátory
prof. MUDr. Ondřej Urban, Ph.D. doc. MUDr. Martin Loveček, Ph.D.
Prezident kongresu Prezident pankreatologického dne
Vzdělávací akce je pořádaná dle Stavovského předpisu ČLK č. 16. Akce bude ohodnocena 12 kredity.
Akce je zařazena do systému celoživotního vzdělávání a garantována Českou asociací sester.
