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Track 40: Endoscopic palliation

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Track 40: Endoscopic palliation

The 15th World Endoscopy and GI Conference, scheduled for December 17-19, 2025, in Dubai, UAE, features Track 40: Endoscopic Palliation. This track focuses on the role of endoscopy in providing palliative care to patients with advanced gastrointestinal diseases, aiming to improve quality of life by alleviating symptoms and managing complications.

Key topics in this track may include:

  • Palliative Management of Malignant Obstructions:

    • Endoscopic techniques for relieving obstructions in the esophagus, stomach, biliary ducts, and colon.
    • Stent placement procedures and considerations.
  • Control of GI Bleeding:

    • Endoscopic methods to manage bleeding from tumors or other sources.
    • Use of hemostatic agents and devices.
  • Nutritional Support:

    • Endoscopic placement of feeding tubes in patients unable to maintain adequate oral intake.
    • Assessment of enteral versus parenteral nutrition strategies.
  • Management of Malignant Ascites and Pleural Effusions:

    • Endoscopic approaches to drain fluid accumulations.
    • Techniques to prevent recurrence.
  • Pain Management:

    • Endoscopic interventions to alleviate pain caused by GI malignancies.
    • Nerve block procedures and other innovative techniques.
  • Ethical Considerations in Endoscopic Palliation:

    • Balancing intervention benefits with patient quality of life.
    • Discussions on patient autonomy and informed consent.

These sessions aim to provide healthcare professionals with comprehensive insights into the latest endoscopic techniques and best practices for palliative care in gastrointestinal diseases.

For the most current information, including detailed track descriptions and session schedules, please visit the official conference website: If you're interested in presenting or participating in this track, consider submitting an abstract or registering through the conference's official channels.