IHU Strasbourg teams stars of the show at the 32nd EAES 2024 Congress
The Institute of Image-Guided Surgery of Strasbourg is proud to announce its team’s brilliant participation in the 32nd annual congress of the EAES (European Association for Endoscopic Surgery) held in Maastricht in Netherlands. This prestigious event was marked by the success of the “H01. Hands-on Course Flexible Endoscopy”, directed by Professor Silvana Perretta (Director of Educational Programs at IHU Strasbourg).
The congress also saw the IHU participants take home a number of accolades, and engage with the worldwide congress attendants in practical and academic sessions:
- 9th Hands-on Course Flexible Endoscopy: Professor Silvana Perretta successfully organized this edition, attracting numerous participants and experts in the field.
- Awards and distinctions:
- Best Poster Award: Maria Vannucci (Fellowship New Hospital of Strasbourg/IHU Strasbourg) won this prize thanks to her insightful presentation on the cost-effectiveness of endoscopic gastroplasty.
- Finalist for the G. Buess Award: Maria Vannucci’s outstanding work on gender differences in musculoskeletal pain among surgeons was recognized.
- Winner of the EAES research grant: The innovative project “Surgical Annotations and Training Impact on Skill Evaluation and Formative Yield (SATISFY)” by Lorenzo Arboit, Pietro Mascagni, Salvador Morales Conde, Silvana Perretta and Nicolas Padoy (Scientific Director and Director of Research in Informatics and AI) was awarded this prestigious grant.
- Advances and collaborations:
- Bariatric endoscopy sessions: two highly successful course sessions led by Professor Silvana Perretta with renowned experts such as Santiago Horgan, Christine Stier, Phillip Chiu and Pietro Mascagni.
- Innovative flexible robotics presentation: A presentation on advances in flexible robotics showed new possibilities for endoscopic procedures.
This success is a source of pride for the IHU Strasbourg and its teams and testifies to our commitment to innovation and excellence in the field of image-guided surgery.
Find out more about EAES: eaes.eu
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