The 111th Annual Congress of Japan Surgical Society

• Original and unique presentations in the various surgery fields are solicited from an open field of applicants.
• Only one abstract per applicant will be accepted.
• The Congress President reserves the right to accept/reject submitted abstracts. Such decisions may be based on factors such as presentation style as well as presentation field.
• Approved abstracts will be published in Japan Surgical Society publications and our website.
• Abstract texts
  Abstracts for review: less than 800 full-width characters/1600 half-width characters. Tables and figures will be submitted along with abstract texts. Abstracts for printed in abstract books: less than 400 full-width characters/800 half-width characters Tables and figures cannot be submitted. If you are submitting an abstract for IS or IVS session, please submit an asbtract up to 2,000 characters for printed materials.

Application

• Applications are accepted only through online via this website.
• System will get busy around the deadline of the submission. In order to submit your abstract successfully, it is highly recommended to complete your submission well before the deadline.
• Your abstract registration number and password will be required when you make modifications or to search your submitted abstract. Please be sure to keep the information issued to you when you register. Note that for security reasons, inquiries on passwords will not be accepted.

* If you have only one specific session/topic among the advanced-level sessions, and do not have second choice, please make sure to select the appropriate internal organ category.

* Some evaluations by organizers, moderators and audiences will be operated against presentations at the Advanced-Level sessions.

A:

Designated Speakers only

B:

Open Registration only

C:

Designated Speakers with a couple of Abstracts from Open Registration

D:

Abstracts from Open Registration with a couple of Designated Speakers

Special Program

• Reinventing surgery for tomorrow (A)
• Establishment of National Clinical Database (NCD) in surgical field and the quality improvement based on NCD (A)
• Current status and future role of female surgeons in Japan (C)
• Responsibility and incentive for surgeons: What is the ultimate goal for Japanese surgeons? (C)
• Roles of Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants in surgical practice in Japan (C)
• Organization and management of medical accidents and malpractice; where are we going? (A)

International Symposium

• International consensus of the treatment strategy for peritoneal malignancy (D)
• Current and future role of surgical treatment for esophageal cancer (D)
• Progress of surgical treatment for IBD (D)
• Current role of surgical treatment for HCC (A)
• Current strategy for pancreatic cancer (D)
• Valvoplasty in Heart surgery (A)
• Pediatric transplantation; International consensus and future in Japan (A)
• Surgical treatment for severe limb ischemia from the point of long term outcome (D)
• Translational research in breast cancer treatment (D)
• Treatment of lung cancer in the 21st century: From bench to bedside, further to the OR (D)
• Translational research in surgery on cancer stem cell and genomics (D)
• Nutrition in surgery (D)
• Intestinal failure in pediatric surgery (A)

Symposium

• Multimodal treatment for rectal cancer: present and future (D)
• Diagnosis and treatment of intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm (IPMN) in pancreas (D)
• Treatment strategy for recurrent hepatocellular carcinoma (D)
• Long-term evaluation of surgical treatment for congenital heart disease (D)
• Long-term evaluation of stent graft replacement for abdominal aortic aneurysm (D)
• Basic research for future surgery development (D)

International Video Symposium

• Introduction of plastic surgery technique in general surgery (D)
• Surgical treatment of colorectal cancer: present and future (D)

Video Symposium

• Improvement of imaging techniques in surgical diagnosis and treatment (D)
• Technical expertise in hepatectomy with vascular reconstruction (D)
• Minimally invasive pancreatectomy with functional preservation; indications and operative procedure (D)
• Minimally invasive and function-preserving surgery for lower rectal cancer; indications and operative procedure (D)

Panel Discussion

• Treatment strategy for T4 esophageal cancer; indications and clinical outcome (D)
• Therapeutic approach for M1 colorectal cancer (D)
• Indication of surgical and non-surgical procedures for hepatic metastasis of colorectal cancer (D)
• Surgical treatment of Stage IV gastric cancer; present and future perspective (D)
• Consensus on indications for surgical resection for advanced bile duct cancer (D)
• Surgical bypass grafting or drug-eluting stent for coronary heart disease (D)
• Evaluation of new TNM classification for lung cancer; clinical usefulness and challenges (D)
• Treatment of anomalous arrangement of pancreaticobiliary ductal system without biliary dilatation in children and adults (D)

Video Workshop

• Oncoplastic surgery for breast cancer; radical and cosmetic aspects (D)
• Technical expertise in thoracoscopic and laparoscope-assisted surgery for esophagus (D)
• Technical expertise to prevent leakage in gastrointestinal anastomosis (D)
• Technical expertise to prevent complications in hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery (D)
• Technical expertise in laparoscopic surgery in obese patients (D)
• Technical expertise in surgery for thoracic aortic aneurysm (D)
• Technical expertise in distal bypass for severe limb ischemia (D)
• Surgical treatment for lung cancer; extended or limited resection? (D)
• Pediatric laparoscopic surgery: technical innovation and standardization (D)