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Gastro 2013
Organized By:
APDW/WCOG
Shanghai
Asian Pacific Digestive Week 2013 | World Congress of Gastroenterology
A World Congress in Asia
21-24 September 2013
Shanghai Expo Center • Shanghai, China
www.gastro2013.org
最终日程
FINAL
PROgram

Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG Shanghai 1
Responsible OrganiZations
Asian Pacific Digestive Week Federation (APDWF)
Chinese Societies of Digestive Diseases (CSDD)
World Endoscopy Organization (WEO)
World Gastroenterology Organisation (WGO)
Congress Venue
Shanghai Expo Center
1500 Shibo Ave
Shanghai, China
For questions related to the Scientific Program, please contact:
Congress Secretariat
WGO Secretariat
Executive Director, Incorporated
555 E Wells Street, Suite 1100
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA 53202
Tel: +1 (414) 918-9798
Fax: +1 (414) 276-3349
Email: program@gastro2013.org
Printing of Program Handbook supported by an educational grant from
2013Gastro APDW/WCOG
Shanghai
Asian Pacific Digestive Week 2013 | World Congress of Gastroenterology

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table of contents
WELCOME ADDRESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
ORGANIZING COMMITTEES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
ORGANIZING PARTNERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &
SPONSOR RECOGNITIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
AWARDS & GRANTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
ABOUT GASTRO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
OPENING CEREMONY &
WELCOME RECEPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
CONGRESS INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Scientific Program Information . . . . . . 17
Scientific Program Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Saturday, 21 September 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Sunday, 22 September 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Monday, 23 September 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Tuesday, 24 September 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Faculty Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Industry Sponsored Symposia per Day . . . . . . . . 41
Working Party Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Young Clinicians Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
WEO Learning Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
SIGNEA Nursing Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Business and Common Interest
Group Meetings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
SHANGHAI AT A GLANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
SUPPORTING PROGRAM
Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Poster Sessions per Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
INDEX OF AUTHORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
LIST OF SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS . . . . . . . 218
Sponsor Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 219
Exhibit Hall Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
SHANGHAI EXPO CENTER FLOOR PLAN . . 231
Shuttle Transfer & Public
transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234
Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236

A Welcome from the Gastro 2013 Steering Committee and Local Organizing
Committee
Welcome to Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG Shanghai, an outstanding and dynamic program organized by our four global partners
- Asia Pacific Digestive Week Federation (APDWF), the Chinese Societies of Digestive Diseases (CSDD), the World Endoscopy
Organization (WEO), and the World Gastroenterology Organisation (WGO). This exciting collaboration will bring you the very
latest and finest aspects that are gastroenterology today from all corners of the world.
Gastro 2013 will provide current and valuable information for gastroenterologists, hepatologists, endoscopists, digestive
surgeons, and other allied health professionals in the field, on the most modern clinical practices regarding the numerous
gastroenterology-related concerns that they face on a daily basis with their patients. Great effort was made by all committee
members and the four partners to coordinate a program that will make possible abundant opportunities for networking
while also providing a framework for the seamless exchange of knowledge and ideas concerning best practices in our field of
medicine. We would also like to extend our sincere appreciation to the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Health and Family
Planning and the City of Shanghai, as well as the numerous other contributors which you will find acknowledged throughout
this program.
We look forward to gathering with you on Saturday, 21 September, following the Postgraduate Course and Live Demonstration
Endoscopy Program for an exciting Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception before beginning three full days of a
compelling array of educational views that have been brought to you from around the globe.
We are honored to welcome you to Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG Shanghai!
Warm regards,
Professor Kwong-ming Fock Professor Richard Kozarek Professor Dai-ming Fan
Co-Chairman Co-Chairman Congress President and Chairman
Gastro 2013 Steering Committee Gastro 2013 Steering Committee Gastro 2013 Local Organizing
Committee
WELCOME Address

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WELCOME Address
A Welcome from the Gastro 2013 Scientific Program Committee
It is with great pleasure that the Gastro 2013 Scientific Program Committee presents the Scientific Program for Gastro 2013
APDW/WCOG Shanghai. Under the chairmanship of Professors Eamonn Quigley and Kentaro Sugano and with the input
of members from all participating societies, the Gastro 2013 Scientific Program Committee has endeavored to develop a
program which meets the diverse educational needs of all of the many attendees to this congress. In developing the program
our aim was, firstly, to cover the broad field that is modern and, secondly, to emphasize those topics that are currently of
greatest interest to both the practicing gastroenterologist and the clinical investigator.
In addition to the four primary tracks of symposia; Endoscopy, Upper GI, Lower GI and Liver Disease, we are also proud to
present a Postgraduate Course and Live Demonstration Endoscopy Program on the opening day. A unique aspect of the
program will be the inclusion of features that are characteristic of World Congresses and Asia-Pacific Digestive Diseases
Week: Opening Plenary Sessions highlighting nine Named Lectureships, nine Working Party Reports, three full days of Free
Paper Sessions, the SIGNEA Nursing Program, WEO Learning Center, the Young Clinicians Program, Poster Presentations, the
Technical Exhibition, and lunch and dinner Industry Symposia; together these contribute to an outstanding World Congress.
We are pleased to announce that we have received a record submission of 2,422 abstracts! It is with enormous gratitude, on
behalf of the Gastro 2013 Scientific Program Committee, that we extend our sincerest appreciation to our abstract reviewers
for their contributions. We realize the amount of personal time and effort that this process requires and are grateful for their
invaluable expertise in various clinical areas. We would also like to recognize and thank Professor Zhao-shen Li and the
clinical and administrative staff at Changhai Hospital for their collaborative coordination of the Live Demonstration Endoscopy
sessions with our WEO colleagues, as well as the local organization of the YCP, under the direction of Professors Kai-chun Wu
and Duo-wu Zou.
We ensure that the Gastro 2013 Scientific Program will amount to all that you have come to expect from the quadrennial
World Congress in the beautiful and exciting city of Shanghai!
Many thanks to those of you in China and Worldwide who made a significant contribution to helping make the Gastro
2013 APDW/WCOG Shanghai Scientific Program a success!
Sincerely,
Professor Eamonn Quigley Professor Kentaro Sugano
Co-Chairman Co-Chairman
Gastro 2013 Scientific Program Committee Gastro 2013 Scientific Program Committee

Gastro 2013 Steering Committee
Chairmen
Kwong-ming Fock, Singapore
Richard Kozarek, Seattle
Congress President
Dai-ming Fan, Xi’an
Members
Robert Bailey, Edmonton
David Bjorkman, Boca Raton
William Chao, Hong Kong
Henry Cohen, Montevideo
Khean-lee Goh, Kuala Lumpur
Zhao-shen Li, Shanghai
Chung-mao Lo, Hong Kong
Masao Omata, Kofu
Eamonn Quigley, Houston
Kentaro Sugano, Shimotsuke
Jerome Waye, New York
Kai-chun Wu, Xi’an
Organizing Committees
Gastro 2013 Scientific Program Committee
Chairmen
Members
Jia-hong Dong, Beijing
Peter Gibson, Melbourne
Janusz Jankowski, Plymouth
Ji-dong Jia, Beijing
Jean-François Rey, St. Laurent du Var
Kazuhide Yamamoto, Okayama
Cihan Yurdaydin, Ankara
Gastro 2013 Local Organizing Committee
Congress President and Chairman
Members
Zhen-dong Jin, Shanghai
Hui Zhang, Beijing
Yu-pei Zhao, Beijing
GASTRO 2013
APDW/WCOG
Shanghai
21-24 September
www.gastro2013.org

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ORGANIZING PARTNERS
Asian Pacific Digestive Week Federation (APDWF)
The APDWF is a professional medical non-profit organization consisting of member societies
of the Asia Pacific countries with a common interest in the diseases of the digestive system,
including the oesophagus, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, intestine and bowel,
collaborating to organize the annual scientific meeting, Asian Pacific Digestive Week (APDW).
The Founding Members include the Asian Pacific Association of Gastroenterology (APAGE), the
Asian Pacific Association for the Study of the Liver (APASL), the Asian Pacific Society for Digestive Endoscopy (A-PSDE), and
the International Society for Digestive Surgery, Asian Pacific Section (AP-ISDS). The goals of the Federation are to advance
science and education in gastroenterology, hepatology, digestive endoscopy and digestive surgery for the benefit of public
health; to promote and coordinate throughout Asia-Pacific countries and beyond, discussions, exchange of ideas and results
relating to the diagnosis, treatment, research and prevention of digestive disease, and; to provide a suitable medium for the
dissemination and discussion of the latest results in the field of gastroenterology, hepatology, digestive endoscopy, digestive
surgery and related subjects. For more information please log onto www.apdwcongress.org.
Chinese Societies of Digestive Diseases (CSDD)
The CSDD is formed through the partnership of the Chinese Society of Gastroenterology (CSG), Chinese
Society of Digestive Endoscopy (CSDE), Chinese Society of Hepatology (CSH) and Chinese Society of Surgery
(CSS). Under the umbrella of the Chinese Medical Association (CMA) are 80 additional subspecialty societies.
The CSDD was formed for the organization and promotion of Gastro 2013. Its Chairman is Professor Dai-ming
Fan, who also serves as the President of Gastro 2013. For more information please log onto www.csge.org.
World Endoscopy Organization (WEO)
The World Endoscopy Organization, WEO, is a world federation of national digestive
endoscopy societies. Member societies are normally affiliated to and represented by one
of three geographical zones; Asian-Pacific (APSDE), European/Mediterranean (ESGE) and
Inter-American (SIED). Societies falling outside these zones are regarded as independent
members. Through the support of the geographic zones, member societies and industry
partners, WEO’s mission is the worldwide promotion of the study and advancement of digestive endoscopy. For more
information please log onto www.worldendo.org.
World Gastroenterology Organisation (WGO)
WGO is a federation of more than 100 national societies and represents over 50,000 practitioners around
the world. As the only global society for gastroenterology professionals, WGO has been bringing together
the world’s leading minds in the field for over 50 years. WGO works to improve the standards of training,
education, and practice of gastroenterology and hepatology worldwide with a focus on low-resource nations.
It realizes its mission primarily through Training Centers, Train the Trainer programs, Global Guidelines and
Cascades, and the World Digestive Health Day public awareness and advocacy campaign. The WGO Foundation (WGOF) is the
philanthropic arm of the WGO and seeks to secure support for its programs. For more information please log onto
www.worldgastroenterology.org.
The organizing partners invite you to visit their booths located in Association Row within the Exhibit Hall.
Organizing Partners Booth
Asian Pacific Digestive Week Federation (APDWF) F17
Chinese Societies of Digestive Diseases (CSDD) F20
World Endoscopy Organization (WEO) F19
World Gastroenterology Organisation (WGO) F18

Gastro 2013 gratefully acknowledges the support of the
following companies:
Platinum sponsors
Gold sponsors
Silver sponsors
Olympus in appreciation of its sponsorship of the Faculty Night and Dinner
Shanghai Aohua Photoelectricity Endoscope Co Ltd in appreciation of its sponsorship of Writing Pads and Pens

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Awards and grants
Please find below a list of the Awards and Grants that were offered to Gastro 2013 Congress participants. Recipients will be
acknowledged throughout the Program, and the Nature Review Awards will be acknowledged during WGO General Assembly
on 23 September 2013 (see page 61 for further details).
Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology Foundation
(JGHF) Young Investigator Award (YIA)
1 Award
USD $2,000
The purpose of the Young Investigator Award (YIA) is
to stimulate interest in research training by rewarding
outstanding examples of excellence amongst those involved
in research training. In assessing the applicants for the
YIA the selection committee will take into account the
quality of the abstract, its scientific merit, the quality of the
presentation and the applicant’s ability to defend the work.
Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology Foundation
(JGHF) Travel Grants
20 Grants
USD $1,500
The JGHF Travel Grants are to provide the opportunity for
clinicians and scientists in the early stages of their career
to broaden their education and experience the field of
Gastroenterology and Hepatology. A total of twenty (20)
grants of USD $1,500 were distributed for Gastro 2013.
Grants are fully sponsored by the JGH Foundation and are
administered by the organizers of Gastro 2013. The grant
is used to fund attendance to Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG
Shanghai in the relevant year and is not transferable. To
be eligible, applicants must have submitted an abstract for
Gastro 2013.
Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology Young
Clinician Award
1 Award
USD $2,000
This prestigious award will recognize an upcoming young
clinician in their endeavors in the field of gastroenterology
and hepatology. The recipient was selected from applicants
to the Young Clinicians Program (YCP) and the award offered
based on an abstract submitted to Gastro 2013 and also on
a short personal statement on “How my career and ability to
care for my community will benefit from attending the YCP.”
The final recipient was chosen by representatives of the WGO
Scientific Programs Committee.
Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology Travel
Grants
2 Awards
USD $500
Two additional travel grants were given to support two young
clinicians attending Gastro 2013. These recipients were
selected from the applicants to the Young Clinicians Program
(YCP) and the grants offered based on an abstract submitted
to the Congress. The final recipients were chosen by
representatives of the WGO Scientific Programs Committee.

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CONGRESS INFORMATION
Gastro 2013 Congress Secretariat and
Exhibition/Sponsor Organizers
APDWF Secretariat
c/o Room 206 Professorial Block
Department of Surgery
The University of Hong Kong
Queen Mary Hospital
102 Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong
Email: apdwf_secretariat@apdwcongress.org
Congress Central Secretariat (Asia Pacific Region)
APDWF Secretariat
The Meeting Lab
695E East Coast Road
Singapore 459059
Tel: +65 6346 4402
Fax: +65 6346 4403
Email: congress_international@gastro2013.org
Program Secretariat
WGO Secretariat
Executive Director, Incorporated
555 E. Wells Street, Suite 1100
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA 53202
Tel: +1 (414) 918-9798
Fax: +1 (414) 276-3349
Email: program@gastro2013.org
Congress Local PCO (China)
Healife
Room 405, Yatai Building
333 Zhaojiabang Road
Shanghai, China
Tel: +86-21-64150355 or 64730337
Fax: +86-21-64150358
Email: congress_china@gastro2013.org or
registration_housing@gastro2013.org
About Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG
Shanghai
Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG Shanghai is a
compact “all-in-one” program merging the best
of several GI meetings that will bring together
faculty and participants from all corners of
the earth meeting Saturday – Tuesday, 21-24
September 2013 at the Shanghai Expo Center
in Shanghai, China. Delegates will enjoy a truly
global environment conducive to the exchange of ideas
and the forming of friendships and collaborations. We
are glad that you have come to take part in Gastro 2013
APDW/WCOG Shanghai!
OPENING CEREMONY & WELCOME RECEPTION
An award winning dance troupe from Shanghai is
commissioned to perform at the Opening Ceremony which
will be held in the Red Hall, Level 1, on 21 September
2013. All registered delegates, accompanying persons,
sponsors and exhibitors are invited to attend the Opening
Ceremony followed by Welcome Reception. Delegates can
take the opportunity to meet new colleagues from all over
the world or rekindle old ties at the Reception.
Venue: Red Hall, Level 1
Time: 17:00 to 20:00
Dress code: Professional Attire
Sponsorship of the Opening Ceremony by the CMS
Congress Venue
The Shanghai Expo Center is one of the leading exhibition
centers for international events worldwide, with
advanced structure and facilities as well as eco-friendly
infrastructure. It is located at the World Expo site that
housed the World EXPO in 2010. **No food consumption is
allowed within the halls. Water only.
1500 Shibo Ave, Shanghai, China
Tel: 86-21-20206060 • URL: www.secc.com.cn

Registration Fees
Registration Fees
Onsite
Registration
USD $
Delegates 800
Trainee/Resident* 400
Postgraduate Program/Live
Demonstration Endoscopy Program
400
SIGNEA Conference (Nursing Program) 400
Accompanying Person 120
Press and Media Comp
Registration fee for Gastro 2013 Delegates and Trainee/
Residents includes:
• Admission to scientific sessions from 22-24 September
• Admission to industry satellite symposia on 22-24
September
• Refreshments on 22-24 September
• Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception on 21
September
Registration fee for Gastro 2013 Postgraduate Course/Live
Demonstration Endoscopy Program on 21 September 2013
includes:
• Admission to the Postgraduate Course on 21 September
• Refreshments on 21 September
• Postgraduate Course/Live Demonstration Endoscopy
Program material
*Only participants who register for the Main Meeting as
a Delegate or a Trainee/Resident may register for the
Postgraduate Course/Live Demonstration Endoscopy Program
Registration fee for SIGNEA Delegates includes:
• Admission to scientific sessions from 22-24 September
• Refreshments on 22-24 September
• Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception on 21
September
• Conference materials
• Admission to the industry exhibition from 22-24
September
Congress Website
Information about Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG Shanghai
is presented on the official Congress website at www.
gastro2013.org. The website will be updated as new
information continues to become available during and after
the World Congress. Please check back frequently for the
latest updates.
Registration Desk and Hours
Green Hall, Level 1F
Friday, 20 September, 2013 14:00 – 17:00
Saturday-Tuesday, 21-24 September, 2013 07:30 – 17:00
Registration area supported by an educational grant from
Takeda
Name Badges
Participants are required to wear their name badges at all
times during the congress.
Delegate Dark Blue
Faculty and Staff Red
Exhibitor Green
Congress lanyards and nametags supported by an educational
grant from Fujifilm
Congress Bags
Congress bags supported by an educational grant from Takeda

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Airport & Arrival
Shanghai Pudong International Airport (Airport Code: PVG) is
the main international airport serving Shanghai and lies just
30 kilometers (19 miles) from downtown Shanghai along the
eastern coast of the Shanghai municipality. Participants may
take the Shanghai Metro Line 2 (3-10 RMB), which connects
to the Shanghai Metro systems into downtown Shanghai or
take the Shanghai Maglev Train (50-180 RMB) which stops
at the same transit point along the Shanghai Metro but at
a much faster speed (approximately 8 minutes travel time
compared with Shanghai Metro Line 2’s 1 hour travel time.)
Alternatively, participants may also board any one of the
various Airport Bus Transfer Services at Shanghai Pudong
Airport to various points in the city.
Congress language
The official Congress language at Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG
Shanghai is English. No simultaneous translation will be
provided.
Time Difference
Time used in Shanghai and all over China is called Beijing
Standard Time. It is 8 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time
(GMT+8).
Climate
Shanghai has a humid, subtropical climate, and rain is
common throughout September. Average temperature
ranges between 23 and 30 degrees Celsius, and humidity
levels can be very high. Participants are recommended to
pack light with preparation for rainy weather.
Currency
Chinese Yuan (also known as Renminbi, RMB for short) is the
official currency. Use of foreign currencies is generally not
allowed. There are currency exchange services at Shanghai
Pudong International Airport as well as at major hotels and
banks in China.
Banks and ATMs
In larger cities like Shanghai, many ATMs will accept foreign
bank cards in major shopping centers and international
hotels. These ATMs will have signage that states only foreign
cards can be used. Some Chinese bank branded ATMs will
also accept foreign cards. The ATMs will display signage
illustrating what cards are accepted and will remit RMB
(Chinese currency) notes.
Speaker Slide Preview Center Hours of
Operation
Room 431, Level 4
Internet Points and Wireless LAN
Internet access is available at the Cyber Café located in the
exhibit hall – Silver Hall on level 1.
Press Center
Please see the Information Help Desk located at the Green
Hall on Level 1.
Poster Exhibition
Attention: All poster presenters are asked to mount and
remove their posters on the day of their presentation
between the times noted below.
Silver Hall, Level 1
Poster mounting: Between 08:00-09:00
Poster removal: Between 16:00-17:00
Technical Exhibition Location and Hours
Exhibit Hall
Saturday, 21 September, 2013 17:00 – 19:30
Sunday-Tuesday, 22-24 September, 2013 09:00 – 16:00
Coffee breaks and lunches
Coffee breaks are served daily:
Saturday, 21 September, 2013 in the Green Hall
Sunday-Tuesday, 22-24 September, 2013 in the Silver Hall
10:00 – 10:30
15:00 – 15:30
Lunch breaks are served daily:
Saturday, 21 September, 2013 in the Red Hall
12:00 – 13:30
Sunday – Tuesday, 22 – 24 September, 2013
12:00 – 13:30 (Lunch boxes will be provided at the
respective satellite symposium venues.)

Hotel Accommodations
The Congress has selected a variety of hotels in convenient locations close to the Congress Venue or in the City Center at
special rates for Gastro 2013 participants. The congress will offer shuttle buses between the hotel and Expo center in the
morning and evening. Shuttle information is located in the back of this book.
Hotel Phone Number
Distance from
Expo Center Distance to the Congress Venue
5 Star
Double Tree by Hilton – Shanghai Pudong +86-21-5050 4888 5 kilometers 5 minute walk from Metro Line 4/6
InterContinental Shanghai Expo Hotel
(Faculty Lodging)
+86-21-3858 1188 1 kilometer 20 minute walk from Metro Line 2/4/6/8/9
Marriot Shanghai City Center +86-21-2312 9888 11.5 kilometers 5 minute walk from Metro Line 1/2/8
Pudong Shangri-La Shanghai +86-21-6882 8888 8 kilometers 5 minute walk from Metro Line 2
Pullman Shanghai Skyway Hotel +86-21-3318 9988 8 kilometers 3 minute walk from Metro Line 9
Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World +86-21-6359 9999 11 kilometers 2 minute walk from Metro Line 1/2/8
Sheraton Pudong Shanghai Hotel +86-21-5089 9999 5 kilometers 1 minute walk from Metro Line 4
Westin Bund Center Shanghai +86-21-6335 1888 5.3 kilometers 5 minute walk from Metro Line 2/10
4 Star
Eiffelton Hotel +86-21-6100 6888 3 kilometers 10 minute walk from Metro Line 4
Four Points by Sheraton Shanghai, Pudong +86-21-5039 9999 4 kilometers 0.5 minute walk from Metro Line 4
Holiday Inn Shanghai Pudong Nanpu +86-21-6862 9988 5 kilometers 5 minute walk from Metro Line 4
Ramada Plaza Pudong South Shanghai +86-21-6865 9888 3 kilometers 2 minute walk from Metro Line 6
3 Star
Ibis Shanghai Expo +86-21-6156 1177 1.5 kilometers 2 minute walk from Metro Line 6
Yahsin Business Hotel +86-21-3842 4949 5 kilometers 20 minute walk from Metro Line 2/4/6/8/9

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Cuisine
As an international city, Shanghai offers all kinds of cuisines
from around the world. Of course, the majority of restaurants
offer Chinese food at reasonable prices.
Chinese food is famous for having eight major cuisines:
Sichuan, Zhejiang, Hunan, Jiangsu, Shandong, Fujian,
Cantonese and Anhui. Not surprisingly, Shanghai Cuisine,
also known as Ben Bang, is not one of the eight major
cuisines styles. Give it a try, you may enjoy it, but Westerners
often complain that it’s too sweet and oily. If you have a more
spicy palate consider going to one of the city’s many Sichuan
or Hunan restaurants. The food is fantastic and won’t put a
big dent in your wallet.
Please note that the vast majority of restaurants and public
places freely allow smoking and do not have non-smoking
sections.
Try to master chopsticks. Most Chinese restaurants don’t
provide forks and knives.
Business service desk
Hotel Reservation Information
Please approach the Hospitality Desk located at the Green
Hall, Level 1.
Car park and parking charges
Please obtain a car decal from the HOSPITALITY DESK in
Green Hall, Level 1. Do note that decals are available on a
first-come first-served basis, and have to be validated by the
Shanghai Expo Center Car Park Security. Parking charges
are RMB 10 to RMB 20, for 6 hours or more respectively.
Useful telephone numbers
Emergency calls
Ambulance: 120
Telephone number enquiry: 114
Fire: 119
Police: 110
Postal service: 11185
Flight schedule hotline
Hongqiao Airport: 6268-3659, 6268-8918 (All available in
English, 24 hours/day)
Pudong Airport: 9608-1388 (English service available)
Train schedule hotline
Shanghai Train Station: 6317-9090, 9510-5123
Shanghai South Station: 5110-5110
Shanghai West Station: 5285-1500
(No English service available)
Telecom service hotline
China Mobile customer service: 10086
(press 2 for English)
China Unicom customer service: 10010
China Telecom customer service: 5058-1000
Insurance/liability
The Congress registration fee does not include insurance.
All participants should arrange for their own insurance.
Health and accident insurance is recommended and should
be purchased in your country of origin. The Organizing
Committees do not assume any responsibility for accidents,
losses or damages, as well as for delays or modifications in
the program.
Recording
Cameras, video cameras or audio recording devices are not
permitted in session rooms. Any recording of sessions is
strictly prohibited.
Smoking
The Expo Center is a smoke-free environment. Smoking is
only permitted in the designated outdoor spaces.
Electricity
The electrical voltage is 220 volts in China. Most hotels
provide adaptors or built-in converters.

Church Services
Remember to bring along your passport and it is
recommended to ask the concierge or reception personnel at
your hotel to confirm location of churches and service times.
Shopping
Shanghai is a shopper’s paradise; the streets are thickly
strewn with department stores, shopping centers, age-old
stores, specialty shops, and super markets. Virtually all
of the famous Chinese and foreign brands and the latest
fashions can be found within the city. Souvenir stores are
concentrated on Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, Sichuan Road
North, Yuyuan Bazaar, and Xujiahui. A special shopping
excursion from Yuyuan Bazaar to Nanjing Road and then
to Zhangyang Road of Pudong brings visitors on a tour of
discovery of the city’s commodities and its ancient, modern
and contemporary history. Consider taking the Shanghai
Shopping Tour CT-3 (See details on page 64).

World Gastroenterology Organisation
Global Guardian of Digestive Health. Serving the World.
Who we are:
The World Gastroenterology Organisation
(WGO) is a federation of more than 100
national societies and represents over
50,000 practitioners around the world. As
the only global society for gastroenterolo-
gy professionals, WGO has been bringing
together the world’s leading minds in the
field for over 50 years. The WGO works to
improve the standards of training, educa-
tion, and practice of gastroenterology and
hepatology worldwide with a focus on
low-resource nations. The WGO Founda-
tion (WGOF) is the philanthropic arm of
the WGO and seeks to secure support for
its programs.
The Mission of the WGO
To promote, to the general public and health care professionals alike, an awareness
of the world wide prevalence and optimal care of digestive disorders through the pro-
vision of high quality, accessible and independent education and training.
World Gastroenterology Organisation & WGO Foundation
555 East Wells Street, Suite 1100 • Milwaukee, WI 53202 USA
T: +1-414-918-9798 • F: +1-414-276-3349
www.worldgastroenterology.org • www.wgofoundation.org
info@worldgastroenterology.org
WGO-0813-152
• 16 Training Centers worldwide which provide excel-
lence in GI education, training, and patient care
• Train the Trainers workshops dedicated to the
development of teaching and training skills for physi-
cian educators
• Publication of over 20 Global Guidelines and Cas-
cades offered in 6 languages
• Quadrennial World Congress of Gastroenterol-
ogy as well as other regional interim meetings and
courses
• Outreach Program which provides WGO Training
Centers with equipment or teaching materials
• World Digestive Health Day (WDHD), an annual,
yearlong public health campaign

Scientific Program Information
Scientific Program Overview
Saturday
21 September 2013
Sunday
22 September 2013
Monday
23 September 2013
Tuesday
24 September 2013
Postgraduate Course Plenary Sessions: Named Lectureships
Live Demo Endoscopy Live Demo Endoscopy / Endoscopy Symposia
Upper GI Symposia
Lower GI Symposia
Liver Disease Symposia
Free Paper Sessions
Nursing Program
WEO Learning Center
Opening Ceremony
Welcome Reception
Industry Symposia (Lunch, Dinner)
Exhibition Posters
Course Descriptions
Postgraduate Course and Live
Demonstration Endoscopy Program
The Congress will offer a full one-day Postgraduate Course
incorporating lectures focused on current topics in disorders
of Upper and Lower GI Tract, Liver Disease and Biliary-
Pancreatic Disorders. Concurrent with the Postgraduate
Course, a full one-day Live Demonstration Endoscopy
Program will take place. Presentations will be given by
world experts throughout the course of the day on Saturday,
21 September. Only delegates who register for the main
Congress may register for the Postgraduate Course and Live
Demonstration Endoscopy Program.
Four Primary Tracks of Symposia
Symposia will cover new approaches to diagnosis and
treatment and place major emphasis on innovative advances
in the management of gastrointestinal, hepatic and related
disorders. Sunday through Tuesday, 22-24 September,
symposia will be offered in four primary tracks: Endoscopy,
Upper GI, Lower GI, and Liver Disease.
The Endoscopy track on 22-24 September will feature
symposia reporting on a broad spectrum of current topics
including two Working Party Reports that will be highlighted
within these sessions; keep reading for further information
on the Working Party Reports that will be presented during
these symposia. Also integrated into the Endoscopy track are
Live Demonstration Endoscopy sessions where attendees
will have the opportunity to observe experts as they guide
delegates through a series of endoscopic techniques in real
time.
The Upper GI, Lower GI and Liver Disease tracks will each
feature nine symposia spread over the three days of the Main
Meeting, 22-24 September. Topics will cover new and cutting-
edge information on the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis
and treatment of the broad range of gastrointestinal, liver
and related disorders. Seven Working Party Reports will be
highlighted throughout these three tracks. Presentations will
focus on the fusion of basic science and clinical practice with
a spotlight on the Asian-Pacific region presented by faculty
from all corners of the globe.

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18 Final Program
Named Lectureships presented by the
Organizing Partners
Opening Plenary Sessions will be convened each morning of
the Congress, 22-24 September, and will present the highly
prestigious Named Lectureships of the organizing partners.
Named Lectureships presented on Sunday, 22 September
2013 include the following lectures:
• Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology Foundation
Okuda Lecture
• World Endoscopy Organization François Moutier Lecture
• World Gastroenterology Organisation Henry L. Bockus
Medal and Lecture
Named Lectureships presented on Monday, 23 September
Emerging Leader Lecture
Marshall Warren Lecture
• World Endoscopy Organization Sadataka Tasaka Lecture
• World Gastroenterology Organisation Georges Brohée
Medal Lecture
Named Lectureships presented on Tuesday, 24 September
Emerging Leader Lecture
• World Endoscopy Organization Rudolf Schindler Lecture
Working Party Reports and Guidelines
Working Party Reports and Guidelines continue to be a
distinctive feature of the World Congress of Gastroenterology
and Asian Pacific Digestive Week meetings, respectively. All
member societies and organizing partners were encouraged
to submit topics that represented areas in need of a ‘new
look’ or where real guidance is required on classification,
diagnostic criteria or therapeutic strategies.
Twenty-eight high-quality proposals were received and
nine of the most highly rated proposals were accepted. All
Working Party Reports were reviewed by the Gastro 2013
Scientific Program Committee and graded according to the
following criteria:
• Topics submitted were to have a global perspective
focusing on topical issues in gastroenterology which,
when addressed, would help change treatment and
management protocols.
• Working Party proposals were to include: the title of the
chosen topic, suggested Working Party chair(s), suggested
Working Party members, justification for the selection
of the proposed topic, an outline of the Working Party
strategy, and summary of expected outcome and impact.
For additional information and a schedule of the Working
Party Reports that will be presented during Symposia at
Gastro 2013, please refer to page 46 in this booklet.
Free Paper Sessions
Free Paper Sessions will take place during the Main Meeting,
Sunday -Tuesday, 22-24 September.
Nursing Program
A meeting for GI nurses and other allied health professionals
has been organized by the Society of International
Gastroenterological Nurses and Endoscopy Associates
(SIGNEA) in collaboration with local and regional nursing
bodies. It is being held 22-24 September at the Shanghai
Convention Center in conjunction with Gastro 2013 APDW/
WCOG Shanghai.
To view the full SIGNEA program, please refer to page 57 in
this booklet.
WEO Learning Center
The WEO Learning Center is open to Gastro 2013 registered
participants during the Main Meeting, Sunday – Tuesday, 22-
24 September.
The WEO Learning Center provides attendees an opportunity
to delve into the world of endoscopy through lectures in a
small forum lecture platform for interaction between world
renowned experts and an interested audience. Also available,
video teaching that will encompass educational material at
DVD stations.
To view the entire WEO program that will be presented
during Gastro 2013, please refer to page 51 in this booklet.
Course Descriptions
sCIENTIFIC pROGRAM Information

Young Clinicians Program (YCP)
This unique program commences prior to the Main Meeting
and continues throughout the core meeting. The YCP
program brings together trainees from around the world who
clearly represent future clinical leaders in their respective
countries. The program incorporates formal lectures and
hands-on training sessions in various practical skills, as well
as provides opportunities throughout the Congress week for
discussion and review of topics presented.
To view the entire YCP program that will be presented before
and during Gastro 2013, please refer to page 48 in this
booklet.
Industry Sponsored Symposia
Lunch and Dinner Satellite Symposia has been
organized by the biomedical industry and is open to all
Congress participants. Several symposia will be running
simultaneously, and be available Sunday through Tuesday,
22-24 September. For the schedule of Satellite Symposia
taking place, please refer to page 42 in this booklet.
Poster Exhibition
Posters will be displayed daily during the Congress in the
exhibition hall at the Shanghai Expo Center. All posters will
be changed daily and will be on display for the full course of
each day, with poster presentations scheduled during key
viewing time opportunities.
Business and Common Interest Group
Meetings
Please refer to page 61 for a list of meetings.
Course Descriptions

Shanghai
20 Final Program
08:30-10:00
10:00-10:30
10:30-12:00
12:00-13:00
13:30-15:00
15:00-15:30
15:30-17:00
17:00-18:00
Saturday,21September
Post-graduate Course
Postgrad Course (1101)
Blue Hall - L4
CoffeeBreak(1001)
GreenHall-L1
Blue Hall - L4
Lunch(1011)
RedHall-L1
Blue Hall - L4
CoffeeBreak(1002)
GreenHall-L1
Blue Hall - L4
OpeningCeremony/
Reception
RedHall/SilverHall-L1
(Scheduledtoconcludeat20:00)
Live Demo Endoscopy
Program
Live Demo Endoscopy
(Changhai Hospital) (1105)
Red Hall - L1
Live Demo Endoscopy
Red Hall - L1
Live Demo Endoscopy
Red Hall - L1
Live Demo Endoscopy
Red Hall - L1
Sunday,22September
Endoscopy Track
CoffeeBreak(2001)
SilverHall-L1
Endoscopy Symposium
(2301)
Red Hall - L1
ConcurrentLunchSymposia
RedHall-L1/GoldHall1-L5/BlueHall-L4
Endoscopy Symposium
(2302)
Red Hall - L1
CoffeeBreak(2002)
SilverHall-L1
Endoscopy Symposium
(2303)
Red Hall - L1
ConcurrentEveningSymposia
RedHall-L1
Upper GI Track
Plenary: Named Lectures
0830-1000 (2201, 2202)
Symposium (2401)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (2402)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (2403)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Lower GI Track
0920-1000 (2203)
Symposium (2501)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (2502)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (2503)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Liver Disease Track
Symposium (2601)
Blue Hall - L4
Symposium (2602)
Blue Hall - L4
Symposium (2603)
Blue Hall - L4
Free Paper Track
Free Paper Session (2701)
Room 431 - L4
Room 431 - L4
Room 431 - L4
Nursing Track
Nursing Program (2801)
613/615/616 - L6
613/615/616 - L6
613/615/616 - L6
Silver Hall Technical Exhibition / Posters / WEO Learning Center
Monday,23September
Endoscopy Track
CoffeeBreak(3001)
SilverHall-L1
Live Demo Endoscopy
Red Hall - L1
GoldHalls12-L4
Live Demo Endoscopy
Red Hall - L1
CoffeeBreak(3002)
SilverHall-L1
Endoscopy Symposium
(3303)
Red Hall - L1
Upper GI Track
0830-1000 (3201, 3202)
Symposium (3401)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (3402)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (3403)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Lower GI Track
0920-1000 (3203)
Symposium (3501)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (3502)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (3503)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Liver Disease Track
0920-1000 (3204)
Symposium (3601)
Blue Hall - L4
Symposium (3602)
Blue Hall - L4
Symposium (3603)
Blue Hall - L4
Free Paper Track
Room 431 - L4
Room 431 - L4
Room 431 - L4
Nursing Track
613/615/616 - L6
613/615/616 - L6
613/615/616 - L6
Tuesday,24September
Endoscopy Track
CoffeeBreak(4001)
SilverHall-L1
Endoscopy Symposium
(4301)
Red Hall - L1
BlueHall-L4
Endoscopy Symposium
(4302)
Red Hall - L1
CoffeeBreak(4002)
SilverHall-L1
Endoscopy Symposium
(4303)
Red Hall - L1
Upper GI Track
0830-1000 (4201, 4202)
Symposium (4401)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (4402)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (4403)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Lower GI Track
Symposium (4501)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (4502)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (4503)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Liver Disease Track
Symposium (4601)
Blue Hall - L4
Symposium (4602)
Blue Hall - L4
Symposium (4603)
Blue Hall - L4
Free Paper Track
Room 431 - L4
Room 431 - L4
Room 431 - L4
Nursing Track
613/615/616 - L6
613/615/616 - L6
613/615/616 - L6

sCIENTIFIC pROGRAM Schedule • Saturday, 21 September 2013
Post-graduate Course
Live Demo Endoscopy
Program
0830-0900
Blue Hall - L4
Live Demo Endoscopy
(Changhai Hospital)
(1105)
Red Hall - L1
0900-0930
0930-1000
1000-1030
Coffee Break (1001)
Green Hall - L1
1030-1100
Blue Hall - L4
Live Demo Endoscopy
(Changhai Hospital)
(1106)
Red Hall - L1
1100-1130
1130-1200
1200-1330
Lunch (1011)
Red Hall - L1
1330-1400
Blue Hall - L4
Live Demo Endoscopy
(Changhai Hospital)
(1107)
Red Hall - L1
1400-1430
1430-1500
1500-1530
Coffee Break (1002)
Green Hall - L1
1530-1600
Blue Hall - L4
Live Demo Endoscopy
(Changhai Hospital)
(1108)
Red Hall - L1
1600-1630
1630-1700
1700-1730
Opening Ceremony/Reception
Red Hall/Silver Hall - L1
(Scheduled to conclude at 20:00)
1730-1800
08:30-17:00 Postgraduate Course
Blue Hall, Level 4
08:30-10:00 Session 1101: Upper GI
Blue Hall, Level 4
Co-Chairs:
Min-hu Chen, Guangzhou
Is GERD a motility disorder?
Jan Tack, Leuven
Screening and early diagnosis for GI cancers
Takuji Gotoda, Tokyo
Molecular biology of upper GI cancers
How to improve the efficacy of H pylori eradication?
Jaw-town Lin, Taipei
10:00-10:30 COFFEE BREAK
Green Hall, Level 1
10:30-12:00 Session 1102: Lower GI
Blue Hall, Level 4
Co-Chairs:
Qin Ouyang, Chengdu
Is the management of IBD the same in the East as in the
West?
Qin Ouyang, Chengdu
Management of obscure GI bleeding
James Lau, Hong Kong
How much do we know about the microbiota in the gut?
Chronic constipation; The different approaches of the
surgeon and physician
Mei-yun Ke, Beijing
12:00-13:30 LUNCH
Red Hall, Level 1

Shanghai
22 Final Program
13:30-15:00 Session 1103: Liver disease
Blue Hall, Level 4
Co-Chairs:
Hui Zhuang, Beijing
Masao Omata, Kofu
A critical review of current strategies for the management
of chronic viral hepatitis B
Jia-horng Kao, Taipei
A critical review of current strategies for the management
of chronic viral hepatitis C
Muhammad Umar, Rawalpindi
Comprehensive treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma
Pierce Chow, Singapore
Complications of portal hypertension
Shiv Kumar Sarin, New Delhi
Green Hall, Level 1
15:30-17:00 Session 1104: Biliary-pancreatic disorders
Blue Hall, Level 4
Co-Chairs:
Jia-ming Qian, Beijing
Autoimmune pancreatitis, diagnosis and differentiation
Kazuichi Okazaki, Hirakata
Advances in treatment of cholangiocarcinoma
Nageshwar Duvvar Reddy, Hyderabad
Early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer
Yao-zong Yuan, Shanghai
Severe acute pancreatitis, how much can we achieve?
David Whitcomb, Pittsburgh
08:30-17:00 Live Demonstration Endoscopy Program
Red Hall, Level 1
08:30-10:00 Session 1105: Live Demonstration
Endoscopy Session
Red Hall, Level 1
Co-Chairs:
Yun-sheng Yang, Beijing
Experts at the Hospital:
Thierry Ponchon, Lyon
Shinji Tanaka, Hiroshima
Gui-qi Wang, Beijing
Dou-wu Zou, Shanghai
Experts at the Convention Center:
Guilherme Macedo, Porto
Jong-ho Moon, Bucheon
Coordinators:
Lars Aabakken, Oslo
Live Demonstration Endoscopy Program is supported by the
educational grants from Olympus and Pentax
Green Hall, Level 1

10:30-12:00 Session 1106: POEM: Per oral endoscopy
myotomy
Red Hall, Level 1
Hitomi Minami, Nagasaki
Session 1106b: Live Demonstration
Endoscopy Session 1105 continued
Co-Chairs:
Experts at the Hospital:
Zheng-dong Jin, Shanghai
Randhir Sud, New Delhi
Aiming Yang, Beijing
Ping-hong Zhou, Shanghai
Paulo Sakai, Sao Paulo
Coordinators:
Lars Aabakken, Oslo
12:00-13:30 LUNCH
Red Hall, Level 1
13:30-15:00 Session 1107: Live Demonstration
Endoscopy Session
Red Hall, Level 1
Co-Chairs:
Bo Jiang, Guangzhou
Experts at the hospital:
Takao Itoi, Tokyo
Amit Maydeo, Mumbai
Ibrahim Mostafa, Cairo
Honggang Yu, Wuhan
Coordinators:
Lars Aabakken, Oslo
Green Hall, Level 1
15:30-17:00 Session 1108: Keynote Lecture: Difficult bile
duct stone treatment
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 1108b: Live Demonstration
Endoscopy Session 1107 continued
Co-Chairs:
Xue-gang Guo, Xi’an
Marc Giovannini, Marseille
Wen Li, Tianji
En-qiang Linhu, Beijing
Feng Liu, Shanghai
Enda Yu, Shanghai
Coordinators:
Lars Aabakken, Oslo

Shanghai
24 Final Program
Endoscopy Track Upper GI Track Lower GI Track Liver Disease Track Free Paper Track Nursing Track Silver Hall
0830-0900
0830-1000 (2201, 2202)
0920-1000 (2203)
TechnicalExhibition/Posters/WEOLearningCenter
0900-0930
0930-1000
1000-1030
Coffee Break (2001)
Silver Hall - L1
1030-1100
Endoscopy Symposium
(2301)
Red Hall - L1
Symposium (2401)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (2501)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (2601)
blue Hall - L4
Room 431 - L4
613/615/616 - L6
1100-1130
1130-1200
1200-1330
Concurrent Lunch Symposia
Red Hall - L1 / Gold Hall - L5 / blue Hall - L4
1330-1400
Endoscopy Symposium
(2302)
Red Hall - L1
Symposium (2402)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (2502)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (2602)
blue Hall - L4
Room 431 - L4
613/615/616 - L6
1400-1430
1430-1500
1500-1530 Coffee Break (2002)
Silver Hall - L1
1530-1600
Endoscopy Symposium
(2303)
Red Hall - L1
Symposium (2403)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (2503)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (2603)
blue Hall - L4
Room 431 - L4
613/615/616 - L6
1600-1630
1630-1700
1700-1730
Concurrent Evening Symposia
Red Hall - L1
1730-1800
sCIENTIFIC pROGRAM Schedule • Sunday, 22 September 2013

08:30-10:00 Opening Plenary Session:
Named Lectureships
08:30-09:10
Gold Hall 2, Level 5
Session 2201: WGO Henry L. Bockus Medal and Lecture:
Research misconduct: A grand global challenge for the 21st
century
Michael Farthing, Brighton
Introduced by: Henry Cohen, Montevideo
09:20-10:00
Session 2202: JGHF Okuda Lecture: Immune disorders lead
to liver damage and influence antiviral efficacy in patients
with chronic HBV infection
Fu-sheng Wang, Beijing
Introduced by: Geoffrey Farrell, Canberra
09:20-10:00
Session 2203: WEO François Moutier Lecture: Innovations in
diagnostic endoscopy
Introduced by: Jerome Waye, New York
10:30-12:00 Concurrent Symposia
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 2301: Interventional endoscopy
Co-Chairs:
Naohisa Yahagi, Tokyo
Severe colonic bleeding: Where does colonoscopy fit?
Endoscopic therapy of large colonic polyps
Michael Bourke, Westmead
Evolution of GI endoscopy in China
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 2401: Genetics and GI disease
Co-Chairs:
Working Party Report: Genetics of GI disease
Genetics of IBD; What has translated into clinical practice?
Séverine Vermeire, Leuven
Molecular biology of upper GI cancer; Ready for the clinic?
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 2501: Colorectal cancer
Co-Chairs:
Graeme Young, Bedford Park
Joseph Sung, Hong Kong
Working Party Report: Interval lesions in colorectal cancer
screening and relationship to serrated polyps
Evelien Dekker, Amsterdam
Primary prevention of CRC across the world
Secondary prevention of CRC
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 2601: Progress in management of
cholangiocarcinoma
Co-Chairs:
Dong-ki Lee, Seoul
Pathological characteristics and biological behaviors of
cholangiocarcinoma
Dong-ki Lee, Seoul
Staging and evaluation of cholangiocarcinoma
Surgical strategies for cholangiocarcinoma
Masato Nagino, Nagoya

Shanghai
26 Final Program
FREE PAPER SESSION
Room 431, Level 4
Session 2701: Neurogastroenterology/FGID
Co-Chairs:
Mei-yun Ke, Beijing
O0001: Temperature of water load can influence regional
brain activations of FD epigastric pain syndrome
Presenting Author: Yanwen Chen, Beijing
O0002: Impaired gastric mucosal integrity in functional
dyspepsia: Identified by confocal endomicroscopy
Presenting Author: Ji Rui, Jinan
O0003: GLT-1 over-expression attenuates visceral
nociception following exposure to PTSD-like stress
Presenting Author: Qiang Chen, Chongqing
O0004: P2X3 receptor mediates visceral nociception and
hyperalgesia following exposure to PTSD-like stress
Presenting Author: Yu-qin He, Chongqing
O0005: Exendin-4 decrease visceral hypersensitivity in rats
with colon sensitivity by serotonergic pathway
Presenting Author: Zhang Hongjie, Nanjing
12:00-13:30 LUNCH
12:00-13:30 Concurrent Lunch Symposia
Olympus Lunch Symposium
Red Hall, Level 1
Progress in endoscopic diagnosis of early GI cancer using
NBI
Co-Chairs:
Hisao Tajiri, Tokyo
Shu-tian Zhang, Beijing
NBI Keynote lecture
Yasushi Sano, Kobe
Efficacy of NBI in esophagus
Philip Chiu, Hong Kong
Efficacy of NBI in stomach
Zhi-zhang Ge, Shanghai
Efficacy of NBI in colon
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Olympus
AstraZeneca Lunch Symposium
Recent insights into reflux disease: Focus on Asia
Chair:
John Dent, Adelaide
Welcome and introduction
John Dent, Adelaide
How reflux occurs and leads to heartburn
Motoyasu Kusano, Maebashi
Pushing the limits of endoscopic diagnosis of reflux
diseases
John Dent, Adelaide
Reflux disease epidemiology and endoscopic surveys in Asia
Duo-wu Zou, Shanghai
Symptoms and endoscopic findings: Implications for patient
management
Nimish Vakil, Madison
Discussion and closing remarks
John Dent, Adelaide/Speaker panel
Symposium supported by an educational grant from
AstraZeneca
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 2302: Interventional EUS
Co-Chairs:
Zhen-dong Jin, Shanghai
Evolution of EUS: Past, present and future
Kenjiro Yasuda, Kyoto
EUS-FNA: Cytology or histology?
Dong-wan Seo, Seoul
Place of therapeutic EUS in 2013
Vinay Dhir, Mumbai

UPPER GI TRACK
Session 2402: International perspectives of GERD
Co-Chairs:
GERD in Asia; Is it really different or just a slow starter?
Yoshikazu Kinoshita, Izumo
Where are we with Barrett’s detection?
Prateek Sharma, Kansas City
Are there alternatives to PPIs?
Richard Hunt, Hamilton
Symposium supported by an educational grant from
AstraZeneca
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 2502: Joint ECCO-APDW-WCOG Symposium. East
meets West: IBD today and tomorrow
Co-Chairs:
Simon Travis, Oxford
Pin-jin Hu, Guangzhou
Evolving epidemiology of IBD across the world
Peter Lakatos, Budapest
Epidemiology of IBD in China
Jin Li, Wuhan
What can the West learn from the East in IBD therapy?
Zhi-hua Ran, Shanghai
Case-based discussion of managing IBD without anti-TNF
therapy
Led by: Siew Ng, Hong Kong
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 2602: Cirrhosis and its complications
Co-Chairs:
Shiv Kumar Sarin, New Delhi
Patrick Kamath, Rochester
Esophageal and gastric varices; A global view on
management
Suliman Fedail, Khartoum
Non-invasive assessment of different stages of liver fibrosis
Vincent Wong, Hong Kong
Portal hepatopathy/cholangiopathy
FREE PAPER SESSION
Room 431, Level 4
Session 2702: Oncology
Co-Chairs:
O0006: Signet ring cells in esophageal and GE-junction
carcinomas have a more aggressive biological behavior
Presenter: Antoon Lerut, Leuven
O0007: DACT2 Methylation activated both WNT/β-catenin
noncanonical Wnt/c-Jun signaling in gastric cancer
Presenter: Yuanzi Yu, Beijing
O0008: miR-1207-5p and miR-1266 can suppress gastric
cancer by targeting hTERT
Presenter: Shiming Yang, Chongqing
O0009: Exome sequencing detected candidate genes in
patients with Peutz-Jeghers syndrome
Presenter: Bayasi Guleng, Xiamen
O0010: RhoGAP induces colorectal cancer cell apoptosis by
interaction with p53
Presenter: Jie Xu, Shanghai
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 2303: Endoscopic management of GI cancer
Co-Chairs:
Takuji Gotada, Tokyo
Hisao Tajiri, Tokyo
Working Party Report: Endoscopic management of early
gastroenterology cancers
Emmanuel Gorospe, Rochester
Therapeutic role of endoscopic submucosal dissection
Current status of gastric ESD in Korea
Jae Kim, Seoul

Shanghai
28 Final Program
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 2403: Esophageal cancer
Co-Chairs:
Squamous carcinoma of the esophagus; The Chinese
experience
Can esophageal adenocarcinoma be prevented - the BOBCAT
opinion?
The role of the gastroenterologist in palliation
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 2503: Joint ECCO-APDW-WCOG Symposium. East
meets West: IBD today and tomorrow
Co-Chairs:
Simon Travis, Oxford
Preventing opportunistic infection in IBD: ECCO guidelines
2013
Fernando Magro, Porto
The future of biological therapy for IBD
Charlie Lees, Edinburgh
Clinical dilemmas in IBD: ECCO cases
Michael Kamm, Melbourne
Séverine Vermeire, Leuven
Vineet Ahuja, New Delhi
Akira Sugita, Yokohama
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 2603: Acute on chronic liver disease
Co-Chairs:
Working Party Report: Definition of acute on chronic liver
failure
Patrick Kamath, Rochester
Rajiv Jalan, London
Liver transplantation 2013 - surgical progress
Medical management of the transplant patient
Douglas LaBrecque, Iowa City
FREE PAPER SESSION
Room 431, Level 4
Session 2703: Endoscopy and esophageal disorders
Co-Chair:
O0011: Efficacy and safety of modified peroral endoscopic
myotomy for achalasia in one center experience
Jinhui Wang, Guangzhou
O0012: Probe based confocal endomicroscopy to determine
the extent of myotomy during peroral endoscopic myotomy
Philip WY Chiu, Hong Kong
O0013: New classification of gastric pit patterns and vessel
architecture using probe-based confocal endomicroscopy
Zhen Li, Jinan
O0014: Endoscopic mucosal resection and endoscopic
submucosal dissection for colorectal laterally spreading
tumors
Koki Kudo, Yokohama
O0015: EUS-guided pancreatic pseudocysts drainage:
analysis of efficacy, safety, feasibility and long-term follow-
up
Arunkumar Krishnan, Chennai
17:00-18:00 Evening Symposia
Fujifilm Evening Symposium
Red Hall, Level 1
The state of the art image enhanced endoscopy (FICE) and
EUS with zone sonography
Chairs:
Hidemi Goto, Nagoya
EUS with ZONE sonography™ technology in the diagnosis of
pancreato-biliary system
Yoshiki Hirooka, Nagoya
Endoscopic diagnosis of upper gastro intestinal diseases
by Flexible Spectral Imaging Colour Enhancement (FICE)
system
Hiroyuki Osawa, Tochigi
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Fujifilm

0730-0830 Concurrent Breakfast Symposia
0830-0900
0830-1000 (3201, 3202)
0920-1000 (3203)
0920-1000 (3204)
0900-0930
0930-1000
1000-1030
Coffee Break (3001)
Silver Hall - L1
1030-1100
Live Demo Endoscopy
(Changhai Hospital)
(3301)
Red Hall - L1
Symposium (3401)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (3501)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (3601)
blue Hall - L4
Room 431 - L4
613/615/616 - L6
1100-1130
1130-1200
1200-1330
Gold Halls 1 2 - L5
1330-1400
Live Demo Endoscopy
(Changhai Hospital)
(3302)
Red Hall - L1
Symposium (3402)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (3502)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (3602)
blue Hall - L4
Room 431 - L4
613/615/616 - L6
1400-1430
1430-1500
1500-1530
Coffee Break (3002)
Silver Hall - L1
1530-1600
Endoscopy Symposium
(3303)
Red Hall - L1
Symposium (3403)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (3503)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (3603)
blue Hall - L4
Room 431 - L4
613/615/616 - L6
1600-1630
1630-1700
1700-1730
1730-1800
sCIENTIFIC pROGRAM Schedule • MOnday, 23 September 2013

Shanghai
30 Final Program
Named Lectureships
08:30-09:10
Session 3201: JGHF Marshall Warren Lecture: Adult tissue
stem cell therapy for gastrointestinal diseases
Mamoru Watanabe, Tokyo
Introduced by: Neville Yeomans, Camberwell
09:20-10:00
Session 3202: WEO Sadataka Tasada Lecture: Recent
advances in endoscopy in the Asian Pacific region
Introduced by: Anthony Axon, Leeds
09:20-10:00
Session 3203: WGO Georges Brohée Medal Lecture: New
views on pathogenesis of NASH and how it should inform
management
Geoffrey Farrell, Canberra
Introduced by: Richard Kozarek, Seattle
09:20-10:00
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 3204: JGHF Emerging Leader Lecture: Involvement
of luminal nitric oxide in the pathogenesis of gastro-
esophageal reflux disease spectrum
Katsunori Iijima, Sendai
Introduced by: Khean-lee Goh, Kuala Lumpur
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 3301: Live Demonstration Endoscopy Session
Co-Chairs:
En-qiang Linghu, Beijing
Takao Itoi, Tokyo
Yashushi Sano, Kobe
Amit Maydeo, Mumbai
Coordinators:
Lars Aabakken, Oslo
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 3401: Helicobacter pylori and gastric cancer
Co-Chairs:
Early detection of gastric cancer
Will Hp eradication actually prevent cancer?
Emad El-Omar, Aberdeen
Biomarkers of gastric cancer

LOWER GI TRACK
Session 3501: Inflammatory bowel disease
Co-Chairs:
Jose Sollano, Manila
Mamoru Watanabe, Tokyo
Working Party Report: A novel validated classification for
perianal lesions and fistulas in Crohn’s disease
Geert D’Haens, Amsterdam
Krisztina Gecse, Szeged
Differential diagnosis of Crohn’s disease in Asia
Ajit Sood, Ludhiana
Diseases and disorders that may mimic ulcerative colitis
Jose Sollano, Manila
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 3601: Chronic hepatitis B
Co-Chairs:
Federico Villamil, Buenos Aires
Jin-lin Hou, Guangzhou
Immunopathogenesis of HBV and HCV disease
Fu-sheng Wang, Beijing
Treatment of chronic hepatitis B with nucleoside/nucleotide
analogues and interferons - a global perspective
Henry LY Chan, Hong Kong
Chronic hepatitis B in pregnancy - risks and treatment
Federico Villamil, Buenos Aires
FREE PAPER SESSION
Room 431, Level 4
Session 3701: JGHF Young Investigators Award (YIA)
Co-Chairs:
Ji-Dong Jia, Beijing
Neville Yeomans, Camberwell
Judges:
Huck Joo Tan, Kuala Lumpur
Ian Roberts Thomson, Adelaide
O0017: Prevalence of esophageal symptoms by Rome III
Criteria in Asia and their relation with other FGIDs
Kewin Tien Ho Siah, Singapore
O0018: Standard fecal microbiota transplantation through
mid-gut is an effective therapy of refractory Crohn’s disease
Faming Zhang, Nanjing
O0019: Risk of non-melanoma skin cancer in ulcerative
colitis patients treated with thiopurines
Nabeel Khan, New Orleans
O0020: ZIP4 expression in pancreatic cancer as a potential
diagnostic marker in EUS-FNA cytology specimens
Can Xu, Shanghai
12:00-13:30 LUNCH
Takeda Lunch Symposium
Takeda global symposium on acid-related disorders
Co-Chairs:
Gerald Holtmann, Brisbane
David Peura, Charlottesville
Acid-related disorders in Asia: Asian gap study epidemiology
Proton pump inhibitors for the treatment of acid-related
disorders
David Metz, Philadelphia
Myths and reality about PPI safety
Future treatments for acid-related disorders
Wrap-up and panel discussion:
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Takeda

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Medivators Lunch Symposium
The case for CO2 with colonoscopy: Not just a load of hot air!
Mark Norrie, Brisbane
Doctors versus nurses: Practice and procedure
Dianne Jones, Brisbane
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Medivators
Janssen Lunch Symposium
Blue Hall, Level 4
Practical management of IBD with biologics: From evidence
to experience
Introduction
Practical management of IBD: From evidence to experience
Walter Reinisch, Vienna
Panel discussion
Walter Reinisch, Jia-ming Qian, Pin-jin Hu
Conclusion
Jia-ming Qian, Beijing
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Janssen
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 3302: Keynote Lecture: Diagnosis and therapeutic
EUS
Session 3301b: Live Demonstration Endoscopy Session
3301 continued
Co-Chairs:
Dong-wan Seo, Seoul
Naotaka Fujita, Sendai
Shutang Han, Nanjing
Guiyong Peng, Chongqing
Hironori Yamamoto, Shimotsuke
Amit Maydeo, Mumbai
Coordinator:
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 3402: Celiac disease and other small bowel
diseases; A global perspective
Co-Chairs:
Julio Bai, Adrogue
Working Party Report: Celiac disease: An emerging epidemic
in the Asian Pacific region and a global concern
Govind Makharia, New Delhi
Non-celiac gluten sensitivity
Is it time to consider population screening for celiac
disease?
Julio Bai, Adrogue
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 3502: Chronic diarrhea
Co-Chairs:
Suliman Fedail, Khartoum
Working Party Report: Diagnostic approaches to chronic
diarrhea
Joseph Sellin, Houston
Tropical sprue - is it alive and kicking?
Uday Ghoshal, Lucknow
Infective causes of chronic diarrhea; A logical plan of
investigation
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 3602: Chronic hepatitis C
Co-Chairs:
Lai Wei, Beijing
Muhammad Umar, Rawalpindi
Triple therapy in treatment of naïve patients
Triple therapy in treatment of experienced patients
Masao Omata, Kofu
Treatments to come in chronic hepatitis C
Geoffrey McCaughan, Sydney

FREE PAPER SESSION
Room 431, Level 4
Session 3702: Colorectal disorders
Co-Chairs:
O0021: Characterization of the ~40,000 patient cohort of the
International IBD Genetics Consortium (IIBDGC)
Mark Silverberg, Toronto
O0022: Embelin suppresses colitis-associated
tumorigenesis by inhibition IL-6/Stat3 signaling
Dai Yun, Beijing
O0023: TL1A modulates intestinal fibrosis in colitis induced
by CD4+CD45RBhigh cells transfer and TNBS administration
Hui Li, Shijiazhuang
O0024: Mir-193a-3p reduces intestinal inflammation in UC
via downregulation of colonic PepT1
Lu Xia, Shanghai
O0025: DRA acted reciprocally with intestinal inflammation
and could be up-regulated by LPA
Fang Xiao, Wuhan
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 3303: Quality control in endoscopy
Co-Chairs:
Michio Kaminishi, Tokyo
Working Party Report: Standardized endoscopy reporting
Lars Aabakken, Oslo
Clinical benefits of endoscopic classification systems
Criteria for quality control in colonoscopy
Anthony Axon, Leeds
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 3403: Non-variceal (or upper GI) bleeding
Co-Chairs:
NSAID-related GI bleeding; Spectrum, detection and
prevention
Risk stratification in acute upper GI hemorrhage
Francis KL Chan, Hong Kong
Endoscopic management of upper GI hemorrhage; The best
options in 2013
James Lau, Hong Kong
Symposium supported by an educational grant from AstraZeneca
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 3503: IBS and chronic constipation
Co-Chairs:
Greger Lindberg, Stockholm
Michael Fried, Zurich
Are IBS and chronic constipation separate entities?
Greger Lindberg, Stockholm
Progress in pharmacological and non-pharmacological
approaches to constipation
Alexander Ford, Leeds
Dietary management of IBS; Rationale and efficacy
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 3603: Hepatocellular cancer
Co-Chairs:
Sheng-long Ye, Shanghai
HCC - A worldwide crisis; Why so little progress in the last
10 years? The WGO-WDHD report
Pathogenesis
Masao Omata, Kofu
Treatment of advanced hepatocellular carcinoma
Guo-hong Han, Xi‘an

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FREE PAPER SESSION
Room 431, Level 4
Session 3703: Gastroduodenal disorders
Co-Chairs:
O0026: Prevention effect of PPIs on induced gastrointestinal
injury in CHD patients
Lianying Yu, Guangzhou
O0027: Identification of two novel immunodominant UreB
CD4+ T cell epitopes in Hp infected subjects
Hong Guo, Chongqing
O0028: Expression of EMT-related protein in different
gastric mucosal lesions and its relationship with Hp
Gongmeizi Liu, Nanchang
O0029: Furazolidone-based triple and quadruple eradication
therapy for H. pylori infection
Nonghua Lv, Nanchang
O0030: BMSCs favor the immunosuppressive T cells
skewing in a helicobacter pylori model of gastric cancer
Xiaohua Hou, Xi’an
18:00-21:15 Dinner Symposia
By invitation only
Janssen Dinner Symposium
Shanghai Marriot Hotel Luwan
Management of chronic constipation: The way forward
18:00 Registration
18:20–18:30 Welcome and introduction
Mei-yun Ke, Beijing
18:30–19:15 Will prucalopride change the management
of chronic constipation in Asia?
19:15–19:45 Interactive patient case studies
Diana Payawal, Manila
19:45–20:20 Guidelines for the management of chronic
constipation: a comparison of management
approaches
Kok-ann Gwee, Singapore, Liu Shi, Wuhan
20:20–21:00 Panel discussion: Bringing together new
therapies and new guidelines: Implications
for the gastroenterologist:
IBS constipation and chronic constipation
Practicalities around the implementation of
guidelines
Improving recognition and treatment of
chronic constipation in primary care
Moderator: Liu Shi, Wuhan
Panelists: Kok-ann Gwee, Singapore, Eamonn
Quigley, Houston, Suck-chei Choi, Iksan
21:00–21:10 Closing remarks
Mei-yun Ke, Beijing

0830-0900
0830-1000 (4201,
4202)
0900-0930
0930-1000
1000-1030
Coffee Break (4001)
Silver Hall - L1
1030-1100
Endoscopy Symposium
(4301)
Red Hall - L1
Symposium (4401)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (4501)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (4601)
blue Hall - L4
Free Paper Session
(4701)
Room 431 - L4
613/615/616 - L6
1100-1130
1130-1200
1200-1330
blue Hall - L4
1330-1400
Endoscopy Symposium
(4302)
Red Hall - L1
Symposium (4402)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (4502)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (4602)
blue Hall - L4
Free Paper Session
(4702)
Room 431 - L4
613/615/616 - L6
1400-1430
1430-1500
1500-1530 Coffee Break (4002)
Silver Hall - L1
1530-1600
Endoscopy Symposium
(4303)
Red Hall - L1
Symposium (4403)
Gold Hall 2 - L5
Symposium (4503)
Gold Hall 1 - L5
Symposium (4603)
blue Hall - L4
Free Paper Session
(4703)
Room 431 - L4
613/615/616 - L6
1600-1630
1630-1700
1700-1730
1730-1800
sCIENTIFIC pROGRAM Schedule • TUESday, 24 September 2013

Shanghai
36 Final Program
Named Lectureships
08:30-09:10
Session 4201: WEO Rudolf Schindler Lecture: Evolving
endoscopic surgery
Introduced by: Jerome Waye, New York
09:20-10:00
Session 4202: JGHF Emerging Leader Lecture: Dual HCV and
HBV infection: Resolved and unresolved issues
Chun-jen Liu, Taipei
Introduced by: Geoffrey Farrell, Canberra
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 4301: Small bowel endoscopy
Co-Chairs:
Co-Chair to be determined
Update on enteroscopy techniques
Jie Zhong, Shanghai
Therapeutic enteroscopy
Capsule endoscopy: Present and future
Hisao Tajiri, Tokyo
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 4401: Functional dyspepsia and related motility
disorders
Co-Chairs:
Hiroto Miwa, Nishinomiya
Richard Hunt, Hamilton
The definition and classification of dyspepsia; Has Rome let
us down?
Alexander Ford, Leeds
What tests are really helpful in the assessment of
dyspepsia?
Jan Tack, Leuven
Functional dyspepsia in Asia, prevalence and impact
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 4501: Cancer surveillance in IBD
Co-Chairs:
Michael Kamm, Melbourne
Toshiaki Watanabe, Tokyo
Surveillance strategies for IBD
Toshiaki Watanabe, Tokyo
Immunosuppression and cancer development
Siew Ng, Hong Kong
Immunosuppression in the patient with current or past cancer
Geert D’Haens, Amsterdam
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 4601: NAFLD
Co-Chairs:
Pathogenesis
Medical treatment
Role of obesity surgery
James Toouli, Adelaide
FREE PAPER SESSION
Room 431, Level 4
Session 4701: Pancreas
Co-Chairs:
O0031: Pancreatic progenitor cells derived from embryonic
stem cells improve pancreas injury in mice
Tao Yu, Guangzhou
O0032: Frequency of SPINK1 N34S mutation in acute and
recurrent acute pancreatitis
Ankur Gupta, Lucknow
O0033: Alleviation of acute pancreatitis with octreotide and
celecoxib-A randomized controlled trial
Rui Wang, Chengdu
O0034: Evaluation for the indication of prophylactic
pancreatic duct stent by propensity score analysis
Mamoru Takenaka, Kobe
O0035: In vivo characterization of pancreatic cysts by
needle-based Confocal Laser Endomicroscopy

12:00-13:30 LUNCH
Reckitt Benckiser Group Lunch Symposium
Blue Hall, Level 4
Symptomatic reflux: Where should we go?
Chair:
Where are we?
How did we get here?
Peter Kahrilas, Chicago
Where should we go?
Guy Boeckxstaens, Leuven
QA: Chaired by Kwong-ming Fock, answers from the
speakers
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Reckitt
Benckiser Group
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 4302: Enhanced endoscopic imaging
Co-Chairs:
Hisao Tajiri, Tokyo
NICE classification for colonic lesions
NBI and Barrett’s esophagus
Magnification for gastric carcinoma detection
Takuji Gotoda, Tokyo
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 4402: Acute pancreatitis
Co-Chairs:
Deepak Bhasin, Chandigarh
Autoimmune pancreatitis
Familial pancreatitis
Any progress in the medical and/or endoscopic
management of acute pancreatitis?
Deepak Bhasin, Chandigarh
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 4502: Lower GI bleeding
Co-Chairs:
David G. Hewitt, Brisbane
Ischemic colitis
Christina Surawicz, Seattle
Diverticula and vascular actasia
Diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to lower GI bleeding
David G. Hewett, Brisbane
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 4602: Drug-induced liver disease (DILI)
Co-Chairs:
Henry LY Chan, Hong Kong
Global epidemiology and genetic background of DILI
Can DILI be predicted?
Herbal medicine; Friend or foe
FREE PAPER SESSION
Room 431, Level 4
Session 4702: Biliary Tract
Co-Chair:
Xue-gang Guo, Xi’an
O0036: Prospective validation of ASGE criteria for the
evaluation of suspected choledocholithiasis
Fen Wang, Changsa
O0037: Biliary ascariasis: role of conservative management
Bimal Chandra Shil, Dhaka
O0038: Guide-wire-type manometer is feasible for diagnosis
of sphincter of Oddi disorder
Arata Sakai, Kobe
O0039: Impact of optical biopsy on management of patients
with biliary strictures: interim results of a multicenter study
O0040: Postoperative morbidity detriments long term
survival after radical resection for carcinoma gall bladder
Rajesh Gupta, Chandigarh

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ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 4303: Therapeutic ERCP
Co-Chairs:
Anthony Axon, Leeds
Dong-ki Lee, Seoul
Treatment of CBD stones
Dong-ki Lee, Seoul
Malignant and benign biliary strictures; Diagnosis and
management
Prevention of post ERCP pancreatitis
Amit Maydeo, Mumbai
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 4403: Pancreatic neoplasms
Co-Chairs:
Kyoichi Takaori, Kyoto
Pancreatic adenocarcinoma
Kyoichi Takaori, Kyoto
Cystic neoplasms
Neuroendocrine tumors
Kjell Oberg, Uppsala
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 4503: New horizons in GI disease
Co-Chairs:
Colm O’Morain, Dublin
Working Party Report: Radiological exposure in
gastroenterology
Immanuel Ho, Chester
Mining the microbiota; Diagnostic and therapeutic potential
Fecal transplantation
Christina Surawicz, Seattle
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Blue Hall, Level 4
Session 4603: Autoimmune and cholestatic liver diseases
Co-Chairs:
De-kai Qiu, Shanghai
Primary biliary cirrhosis, primary sclerosing cholangitis
Overlap syndromes
IgG4 cholangitis
FREE PAPER SESSION
Room 431, Level 4
Session 4703: Liver cancer and HCC
Co-Chairs:
To be determined
O0041: Efficacy of autologous peripheral blood stem cell
transplantation for HBV-related cirrhosis
Jiang-yi Zhu, Xi’an
O0042: Allogenic umbilical cord blood stem cell therapy for
liver cirrhosis
Zhengfu Piao, Beijing
O0043: Transarterial chemoembolization, celecoxib and
lanreotide in treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma
Chengwei Tang, Chengdu
O0044: A logistic model established with routine blood
laboratory tests for the diagnosis of AFP negative hepatic
carcinoma
Ting Wang, Nanchang
O0045: FoxQ1-CCL2 Signaling-induced macrophage
recruitment promotes hepatocellular carcinoma metastasis
Limin Xia, Xi’an

Faculty Listing
POSTGRADUATE, LIVE ENDOSCOPY AND MAIN CONGRESS SESSIONS • 21-24 SEPTEMBER 2013
Aabakken, Lars, Oslo
Ahuja, Vineet, New Delhi
Axon, Anthony, Leeds
Bai, Julio, Adrogue
Bailey, Robert, Edmonton
Bhasin, Deepak, Chandigarh
Bjorkman, David, Boca Raton
Boeckxstaens, Guy, Leuven
Bourke, Michael, Westmead
Chan, Francis KL, Hong Kong
Chan, Henry LY, Hong Kong
Chao, William, Hong Kong
Chen, Min-hu, Guangzhou
Chiu, Philip, Hong Kong
Choi, Suck-chei, Iksan
Chow, Pierce, Singapore
Cohen, Henry, Montevideo
Dekker, Evelien, Amsterdam
Dent, John, Adelaide
D’Haens, Geert, Amsterdam
Dhir, Vinay, Mumbai
El-Omar, Emad, Aberdeen
Fan, Dai-ming, Xi’an
Farrell, Geoffrey, Canberra
Farthing, Michael, Brighton
Fedail, Suliman, Khartoum
Fock, Kwong-ming, Singapore
Ford, Alexander, Leeds
Fried, Michael, Zurich
Fujita, Naotaka, Sendai
Ge, Zhi-zhang, Shanghai
Gecse, Krisztina, Szeged
Ghoshal, Uday, Lucknow
Gibson, Peter, Melbourne
Giovannini, Marc, Marseille
Goh, Khean-lee, Kuala Lumpur
Gorospe, Emmanuel, Rochester
Goto, Hidemi, Nagoya
Gotoda, Takuji, Tokyo
Guo, Xue-gang, Xi’an
Gwee, Kok-ann, Singapore
Han, Guo-hong, Xi‘an
Hewett, David G., Brisbane
Hirooka, Yoshiki, Nagoya
Ho, Immanuel, Chester
Holtmann, Gerald, Brisbane
Hou, Jin-lin, Guangzhou
Hu, Pin-jin, Guangzhou
Hunt, Richard, Hamilton
Iijima, Katsunori, Sendai
Itoi, Takao, Tokyo
Jalan, Rajiv, London
Jankowski, Janusz, Plymouth
Jia, Ji-Dong, Beijing
Jiang, Bo, Guangzhou
Jin, Zhen-dong, Shanghai
Jones, Dianne, Brisbane
Kahrilas, Peter, Chicago
Kamath, Patrick, Rochester
Kaminishi, Michio, Tokyo
Kamm, Michael, Melbourne
Kao, Jia-horng, Taipei
Ke, Mei-yun, Beijing
Kim, Jae, Seoul
Kinoshita, Yoshikazu, Izumo
Kozarek, Richard, Seattle
Kusano, Motoyasu, Maebashi
LaBrecque, Douglas, Iowa City
Lakatos, Peter, Budapest
Lau, James, Hong Kong
Lee, Dong-ki, Seoul
Lees, Charlie, Edinburgh
Li, Jin, Wuhan
Li, Wen, Tianjin
Li, Zhao-shen, Shanghai
Lin, Jaw-town, Taipei
Liu, Chun-jen, Taipei
Lindberg, Greger, Stockholm
Linghu, En-qiang, Beijing
Lo, Chung-mao, Hong Kong
Macedo, Guilherme, Porto
Magro, Fernando, Porto
Makharia, Govind, New Delhi
Maydeo, Amit, Mumbai
McCaughan, Geoffrey, Sydney
Metz, David, Philadelphia
Minami, Hitomi, Nagasaki
Miwa, Hiroto, Nishinomiya
Moon, Jong-ho, Bucheon
Mostafa, Ibrahim, Cairo
Nagino, Masato, Nagoya
Ng, Siew, Hong Kong
Norrie, Mark, Brisbane
Oberg, Kjell, Uppsala
Okazaki, Kazuichi, Hirakata
Omata, Masao, Kofu
O’Morain, Colm, Dublin
Osawa, Hiroyuki, Tochigi
Ouyang, Qin, Chengdu
Payawal, Diana, Manila
Peura, David, Charlottesville
Ponchon, Thierry, Lyon

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Qian, Jia-ming, Beijing
Qiu, De-kai, Shanghai
Quigley, Eamonn, Houston
Ran, Zhi-hua, Shanghai
Reddy, Nageshwar Duvvar, Hyderabad
Reinisch, Walter, Vienna
Rey, Jean-François, St. Laurent du Var
Sakai, Paulo, Sao Paulo
Sano, Yasushi, Kobe
Sarin, Shiv Kumar, New Delhi
Sellin, Joseph, Houston
Seo, Dong-wan, Seoul
Sharma, Prateek, Kansas City
Shi, Liu, Wuhan
Sollano, Jose, Manila
Sood, Ajit, Ludhiana
Sud, Randhir, New Delhi
Sugano, Kentaro, Shimotsuke
Sugita, Akira, Yokohama
Sung, Joseph, Hong Kong
Surawicz, Christina, Seattle
Tack, Jan, Leuven
Tajiri, Hisao, Tokyo
Takaori, Kyoichi, Kyoto
Tanaka, Shinji, Hiroshima
Toouli, James, Adelaide
Travis, Simon, Oxford
Umar, Muhammad, Rawalpindi
Vakil, Nimish, Madison
Vermeire, Séverine, Leuven
Villamil, Federico, Buenos Aires
Wang, Fu-sheng, Beijing
Wang, Gui-qi, Beijing
Watanabe, Mamoru, Tokyo
Watanabe, Toshiaki, Tokyo
Waye, Jerome, New York
Wei, Lai, Beijing
Whitcomb, David, Pittsburgh
Wong, Vincent, Hong Kong
Wu, Kai-chun, Xi’an
Yahagi, Naohisa, Tokyo
Yamamoto, Hironori, Shimotsuke
Yang, Yun-sheng, Beijing
Yasuda, Kenjiro, Kyoto
Ye, Sheng-long, Shanghai
Young, Graeme, Bedford Park
Yuan, Yao-zong, Shanghai
Yeomans, Neville, Camberwell
Yurdaydin, Cihan, Ankara
Zhang, Shu-tian, Beijing
Zhong, Jie, Shanghai
Zhuang, Hui, Beijing
Zou, Duo-wu, Shanghai
Faculty Listing
POSTGRADUATE, LIVE ENDOSCOPY AND MAIN CONGRESS SESSIONS • 21-24 SEPTEMBER 2013

INDUSTRY SPONSORED LUNCH AND DINNER SATELLITE SYMPOSIA PER DAY
SUNDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER 2013
12:00-13:30 Olympus Lunch Symposium Red Hall, Level 1
Progress in endoscopic diagnosis of early GI cancer using NBI
Co-Chairs:
Hisao Tajiri, Tokyo
• NBI keynote lecture
Yasushi Sano, Kobe
• Efficacy of NBI in esophagus
Philip Chiu, Hong Kong
• Efficacy of NBI in stomach
Zhi-zhang Ge, Shanghai
• Efficacy of NBI in colon
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Olympus
SUNDAY, 22 September 2013
12:00-13:30 AstraZeneca Lunch Symposium Gold Hall 1, Level 5
Recent insights into reflux disease: Focus on Asia
Chair:
John Dent, Adelaide
• Welcome and introduction
John Dent, Adelaide
• How reflux occurs and leads to heartburn
Motoyasu Kusano, Maebashi
• Pushing the limits of endoscopic diagnosis of reflux diseases:
John Dent, Adelaide
• Reflux disease epidemiology and endoscopic surveys in Asia
Duo-wu Zou, Shanghai
• Symptoms and endoscopic findings: Implications for patient management
Nimish Vakil, Madison
• Discussion and closing remarks
John Dent, Adelaide/Speaker panel
Symposium supported by an educational grant from AstraZeneca

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SUNDAY, 22 September 2013
17:00-18:00 Fujifilm Evening Symposium Red Hall, Level 1
The state of the art image enhanced endoscopy (FICE) and EUS with zone sonography
Chairs:
Shu Tian Zhang, Beijing
Hidemi Goto, Nagoya
• EUS with ZONE sonography™ technology in the diagnosis of pancreato – biliary system
Yoshiki Hirooka, Nagoya
• Endoscopic diagnosis of upper gastro intestinal diseases by Flexible spectral Imaging
Colour Enhancement (FICE) system
Hiroyuki Osawa, Tochigi
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Fujifilm
MONDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2013
12:00-13:30 Janssen Lunch Symposium Blue Hall, Level 4
Practical management of IBD with biologics: From evidence to experience
• Introduction
• Practical management of IBD: From evidence to experience
Walter Reinisch, Vienna
• Panel discussion
Walter Reinisch, Jiaming Qian, Pin-jin Hu
• Conclusion
Jiaming Qian, Beijing
12:00-13:30 Takeda Lunch Symposium Gold Hall 1, Level 5
Takeda global symposium on acid-related disorders
Faculty:
• Acid-related disorders in Asia: Asian gap study epidemiology
• Proton pump inhibitors for the treatment of acid-related disorders
• Myths and reality about PPI safety
• Future treatments for acid-related disorders
Co-Chair: Gerald Holtmann, Brisbane
• Wrap-up and panel discussion:
Co-Chair: David Peura, Charlottesville
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Takeda

12:00-13:30 Medivators Lunch Symposium Gold Hall 2, Level 5
Medivators Lunch Symposium
• The case for CO2 with colonoscopy: Not just a load of hot air!
Mark Norrie, Brisbane
• Doctors versus Nurses: Practice and procedure
Dianne Jones, Brisbane
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Medivators
MONDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 2013
18:00-22:00 Janssen Dinner Symposium *By invitation only Shanghai Marriot Luwan Hotel
Management of chronic constipation: the way forward
18:00 Registration
18:20–18:30 Welcome and introduction
Mei-yun Ke, Beijing
18:30–19:15 Will prucalopride change the management of chronic constipation in Asia?
19:15–19:45 Interactive patient case studies
Diana Payawal, Manila
19:45–20:20 Guidelines for the management of chronic constipation: a comparison of management approaches
Kok-ann Gwee, Singapore, Liu Shi, Wuhan
20:20–21:00 Panel discussion: Bringing together new therapies and new guidelines: Implications for the
gastroenterologist
• IBS constipation and chronic constipation
• Practicalities around the implementation of guidelines
• Improving recognition and treatment of chronic constipation in primary care
Moderator: Liu Shi, Wuhan
Panelists: Kok-ann Gwee, Singapore, Eamonn Quigley, Houston, Suck-chei Choi, Iksan
21:00–21:10 Closing remarks
Mei-yun Ke, Beijing
TUESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 2013
12:00-13:30 Reckitt Benckiser Group Lunch Symposium Blue Hall, Level 4
Symptomatic reflux: Where should we go?
Chair: Kwong-ming Fock, Singapore
• Where are we?
• How did we get here?
Peter Kahrilas, Chicago
• Where should we go?
Guy Boeckxstaens, Leuven
• QA: Chaired by Kwong-ming Fock, answers from the speakers
Symposium supported by an educational grant from Reckitt Benckiser Group

WORKING PARTY REPORTS
An overview of all Gastro 2013 Working Party Reports is provided here, including the Chair(s) and who will be presenting the
Working Party Report during Gastro 2013.
Sunday, 22 September 2013
10:30-12:00
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 2401: Genetics and GI Disease
Working Party Report: Genetics of GI disease
Chaired and Presented by: Janusz Jankowski, Plymouth
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 2501: Colorectal cancer
Working Party Report: Interval lesions in colorectal cancer screening and relationship to serrated polyps
Chaired by: Evelien Dekker, Amsterdam, Silvia Sanduleanu, Maastricht, Gerrit Meijer, Amsterdam
Presented by: Evelien Dekker, Amsterdam
15:30-17:00
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 2303: Endoscopic management of GI cancer
Working Party Report: Endoscopic management of early gastroenterology cancers
Chaired by: Kenneth Wang, Rochester
Presented by: Emmanuel Gorospe, Rochester
LIVER DISEASE TRACK
Session 2603: Acute on chronic liver disease
Blue Hall, Level 4
Working Party Report: Definition of acute on chronic liver failure
Chaired and Presented by: Rajiv Jalan, London, Patrick Kamath, Rochester

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WORKING PARTY REPORTS
Monday, 23 September 2013
10:30-12:00
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 3501: Inflammatory bowel disease
Working Party Report: A novel validated classification for perianal lesions and fistulas in Crohn’s disease
Chaired by: Geert D’Haens, Amsterdam, Brian Feagan, London, Jean-Frédéric Colombel, Lille
Presented by: Geert D’Haens, Amsterdam, Krisztina Gecse, Szeged
13:30-15:00
UPPER GI TRACK
Session 3402: Celiac disease and other small bowel diseases; a global perspective
Working Party Report: Celiac disease-an emerging epidemic in the Asian Pacific region and a global concern
Chaired by: Govind Makharia, Ansari Nagar, Chris Mulder, Amsterdam
Presented by: Govind Makharia, Ansari Nagar
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 3502: Chronic diarrhea
Working Party Report: Diagnostic approaches to chronic diarrhea
Chaired by: Lawrence Schiller, Dallas
Presented by: Joseph Sellin, Houston
15:30-17:00
ENDOSCOPY TRACK
Red Hall, Level 1
Session 3303: Quality control in endoscopy
Working Party Report: Standardized endoscopy reporting
Chaired and Presented by: Lars Aabakken, Oslo
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
15:30-17:00
LOWER GI TRACK
Session 4503: New horizons in GI disease
Working Party Report: Radiological exposure in gastroenterology
Chaired and Presented by: Immanuel Ho, Chester

Young Clinicians Program
About the Young Clinicians Program
The Young Clinicians Program (YCP) is an important aspect
of Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG Shanghai and commences
two days prior to the main scientific program and continues
throughout the congress bringing together over 60 trainees
from 27 countries (46 International and 22 from China).
After nomination from their National Societies, the
successful trainee physicians were selected by the YCP
organizing committee as being future leaders in the field of
gastroenterology in their respective countries: Argentina,
Bolivia, Bosnia, Brazil, Canada, China, Costa Rica, Croatia,
Ecuador, Estonia, India, Iraq, Italy, Latvia, Macedonia, Morocco,
New Zealand, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Singapore, South
Africa, Sri Lanka, Sudan, United Arab Emirates, United States,
and Uruguay.
We are also honored to have 12 esteemed faculty members
lead by Professors Kai-chun Wu and Duo-wu Zou. During the
program trainees will be separated into groups to visit one
of the host training facilities in Shanghai. We are delighted
to have seven excellent medical facilities that will host
our trainees, and at this time we would like to extend our
gratitude to the following hosts.
• Shanghai Jiaotong University Ruijing Hospital
• Shanghai Jiaotong University Renji Hospital
• Shanghai Jiaotong University The First People’s Hospital
• Second Military Medical University Changhai Hospital
• Second Military Medical University Changzheng Hospital
• Fudan University Zhongshan Hospital
• Shanghai Tongji University Tongji Hospital
Registration for the YCP Program begins Wednesday,
18 September at the Regal Hotel at 15:00 with a dinner
following at 20:00. The Regal Hotel is located at No.
318 Jingang Rd, Pudong, Shanghai, 201206, China. YCP
participants and faculty will then begin meeting on Thursday
and Friday, 19 and 20 September 2013, for the instructional
portion of the program. Participants are required to arrive
no later than 15:00 at the Regal Hotel on Wednesday, 18
September 2013. Beginning Saturday, 21 September, YCP
participants will join the main portion of the Gastro 2013
meeting, through Tuesday, 24 September 2013. Finally,
participants of the YCP program will convene for dinner
at 19:00 on the evening of Tuesday, 24 September, prior to
departing.
YCP Program
The main components of the YCP program include case-
based interactive sessions and training in practical methods
as well as additional interactive components designed to
ensure a vivid exchange of information between faculty and
participants.
Core themes include:
• Gastric Cancer
• Liver Cirrhosis
• IBD
• Pancreatitis
Parallel skills training sessions on the following topics will be
offered:
• Endoscopy – basic training using simulation/advanced
imaging
• Capsule endoscopy
• Ultrasound
• LFT interpretation
• Motility testing
• Research and paper publishing

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Wednesday, 18 September 2013, Regal Hotel, Ballroom 2, F3
15:00-19:00 Arrival, registration and Meet the Faculty
19:00-20:00 Introduction and Opening Session:
Kai-chun Wu
Duo-wu Zou
20:00 Welcome Dinner
Thursday, 19 September 2013, Regal Hotel, Ballroom 2, F3
07:00-08:00 YCP Posters up and Breakfast (Rivoli, F2)
08:30-09:30 Getting your research work published: Eamonn Quigley
Can we improve early detection of GI cancers? Kentaro Sugano
09:30-10:30 Gastric cancer/Liver Cirrhosis Case based session with key pads:
Organizer: Kai-chun Wu
Lecturers: Jiafu Ji /Yulan Liu, Fachao Zhi
10:30-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-12:30 IBD/Pancreatitis Case based session with key pads:
Organizer: Duo-wu Zou
Lecturers: Yan-qing Li, Jie Zhong/Jia-ming Qian, Cheng-wei Tang
12:30-13:30 Lunch (Rivoli, F2)
13:30-16:00 Skills Training Sessions:
• Endoscopy 1: Fachao Zhi
• Endoscopy 2: Yan-qing Li
• Capsule Endoscopy: Jie Zhong
• Ultrasound: Zhen-dong Jin
• LFT interpretation: Yulan Liu
• Motility testing: Xiao-hua Hou
16:00-16:30 Coffee Break
16:30-16:45 What’s coming up at Gastro 2013:
Kai-chun Wu
16:45-18:00 Poster session
Friday, 20 September 2013, Regal Hotel, Ballroom 2, F3
07:00-08:00 Breakfast (Rivoli, F2)
08:00-18:30 Depart for visiting selected hospitals in Shanghai and communication (each hospital with 10 persons)
Saturday, 21 September 2013, Shanghai Expo Centre
07:00 Depart for Gastro 2013 meeting venue
09:00-17:00 Postgraduate Teaching Program/Live Demonstration Endoscopy Program
Evening Gastro 2013 APDW/WCOG Shanghai: Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception
Sunday, 22 September 2013, Shanghai Expo Centre
08:30-17:00 Main Gastro 2013 Program
Monday, 23 September 2013, Shanghai Expo Centre
13:00-14:00 Poster Rounds
17:30-18:30 ‘What I have learnt’ Session
Tuesday, 24 September 2013, Shanghai Expo Centre
13:00-14:00 Poster Rounds
17:30-18:30 ‘What I have learnt’ Session
19:00 YCP Leaving Party
Young Clinicians Program

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