The AHPBA Podcast

Latin America - Episode #4. Dr Mariano Gimenez. Cirugía Percutánea e Innovación.

En este episodio de la serie de América Latina en el AHPBA podcast nos volvemos a encontrar con un argentino, el Dr. Mariano Giménez @megimenez profesor titular de cirugía de la Universidad de Buenos Aires y director científico y profesor de cirugía percutánea del IHU-IRCAD de la Universidad de Estrasburgo, Francia. Esta vez nuestro anfitrión, @megimenez nos hablo del comienzo de la cirugía percutánea, de la Fundación DAICIM, de su vida en Estrasburgo y mucho más.

Episode 14: Mary Dillhoff - Pipeline of Women in HPB Surgery, Robotic Whipples

For this episode, we had the opportunity to interview Dr. Mary Dillhoff from OSU, HPBHeroine extraordinaire. We had a great discussion, starting with her work on women in HPB surgery, and the pipeline of future female surgeons in this field. We discussed her career specifically, and challenges she faced as a young HPBHeroine. Finally, we discussed her journey starting a robotic Whipple program at Ohio State. This was a great conversation and we hope you all enjoy it!

Papers discussed in this episode: 

Women in hepatopancreaticobiliary surgery: is there a pipeline problem?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33341339/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33903047/


Analysis of Authorship in Hepatopancreaticobiliary Surgery: Women Remain Underrepresented

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31396842/

Latin America - Episodio #3. Dr Carlos Chan. La Pancreatoduodenectomia

En este episodio de la serie de América Latina en el AHPBA podcast nos transportamosal maravilloso país de México para conocer uno de los centros de pancreatectomías más importante del Mundo. Nuestro anfitrión, el Dr. Carlos Chan entrego consejos, sugerencias y mucho más para todos los interesados en el páncreasy la formación en cirugía HPB.

Episode 13: All about APPs

In this episode, we had the pleasure of talking with some of the APP leadership of the AHPBA. We discussed issues that are important to both APPs and surgeons alike. A must listen for any APP interested in HPB surgery or any surgeon who currently works with, or would like to work with, APPs. Enjoy!

Latin America - Episodio #2. Dr Javier Lendoire. Vida y Obra

En este segundo episodio de la serie de América Latina en el AHPBA podcast tuve el privilegio de conversar con una persona que no necesita mayor introducción en el mundo HPB de las Américas, el Dr. Javier Lendoire (@lendoire). Nos hablo de su formación, de Thomas Starlz, de sus Amigos, y de su tiempo como presidente de AHPBA. @lendoire, entrego grandes consejos y anécdotas que espero disfruten.

 

 

Javier C Lendoire, MD, Ph.D - Bio

Javier C Lendoire graduated with the Honor Degree at the University of Buenos Aires. His general surgical training was completed at the Hospital Español of Buenos Aires. In 1989 he was awarded with the Rotary Foundation Scholarship for International Understanding and began his training in Hepatobiliary Surgery and Liver Transplantation at the Transplant Division of the University of Pittsburgh in charge of Thomas Starzl. 

In 1993 Javier Lendoire as Vice Chairman opened with Oscar Imventarza the first Public Adult Liver Transplant Program of Argentina in the Hospital Dr C Argerich of Buenos Aires. Also, they developed the first Liver Transplant Program of the Litoral Region located in Formosa City and the Liver Tx and HPB Unit in Sanatorio Trinidad Mitre of Buenos Aires. Dr Lendoire became Chairman of Liver Transplantation at ITAC, Buenos Aires in 2019.

In 2003 he received his Ph.D from the University of Buenos Aires and in 2007 he was appointed Professor of Surgery at the same University.

Dr Lendoire is founding member and Past-President of the Argentine Society of Transplantation, Council Member since 2003 and Past President of the Argentine Chapter of the IHPBA (CA-IHPBA). He served as President of the AHPBA (2015-2016), member of the Scientific Committee of the IHPBA since 2008 and was recipient of the 2019 AHPBA Nonie Lowry Distinguished Service Award.

Episode 12:Dr D'Angelica - Colorectal Liver Metastases and Hepatic Artery Infusion Pumps

In this episode, we had the honor of interviewing Dr. Mike D’Angelica, program director of both the HPB and Surgical Onocology fellowships at Memorial Sloan Kettering. He is the Enid A Haupt Chair in Surgery at MSK and the current president of the AHPBA.

In this episode, we took at deep dive into the use of hepatic artery infusion pumps and, more broadly, Dr. D’Angelica’s approach to the treatment of patients with CRLM. This is a real crash course into the use of this modality, and should be of interest to everyone from early trainees to attending surgeons wanting to learn more about HAIPs. We really enjoyed this interview, as is evidenced by the fact that it went for over an hour, and we hope you enjoy it as well.

Latin America - Episode #1. Dr. Martin Dib. Trasplante de Hígado con Donante Vivo en Sud América-Chile

We are excited to present the first episode in a new series of episodes hosted by our good friend, Dr. Eduardo Vega, which will be conducted in Spanish. Introduction of this episode from Dr. Vega: 

Damos la bienvenida al primer episodio de la serie de América Latina en el AHPBA podcast. Es esta oportunidad entrevistamos a Martin Dib, cirujano de HPB y trasplante con extensa formación en Chile y el extranjero. Conversaremos con él los desafíos de realizar la residencia y especialización en la Universidad de Harvard y Toronto, de su vuelta a Chile y los desafíos de un programa de trasplante con donante vivo en Chile. ¡Esperamos que lo disfruten!

Episode 11: Dr Michele Molinari - Patients’ treatment preferences for potentially resectable tumors of the head of the pancreas

In this episode, we discussed a recent article in HPB entitled, "Patients’ treatment preferences for potentially resectable tumors of the head of the pancreas." We discussed this interesting paper (link to paper below), which centered around patient decision making when faced with a difficult decision of which therapy to receive in the setting of resectable pancreas cancer. This paper contained some very surprising insights into the thought process of patients, and we had a very interesting discussion around this topic. Enjoy!

 

https://www.hpbonline.org/article/S1365-182X(19)30602-1/pdf

Episode 10: Dr. Steven Strasberg - Bile Duct Injuries

For this episode, we had the honor of sitting down with Dr. Steven Strasberg, who is a living legend in the HPB Surgery. We discussed the history behind laparoscopic cholecystectomy, bile duct injuries and the development of the critical view of safety. We also discussed repair of bile duct injuries with the master himself. We really enjoyed this interview and we hope you do too!

A couple of papers discussed:

Davidoff et al. Mechanisms of Major Biliary Injury During Laparoscopic Cholecytstectomy
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1242421/pdf/annsurg00085-0016.pdf

 

Strasberg et al.
The "hidden cystic duct" syndrome and the infundibular technique of laparoscopic cholecystectomy - the danger of the false infundibulum. 

https://www.journalacs.org/article/S1072-7515(00)00717-1/fulltext

The original description of the critical view of safety:

Strasberg et al. An analysis of the problem of biliary injury during laparoscopic cholecystectomy. 

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8000648/

 

 

Episode 9: Dr. Felipe Coimbra

In this interview, we had a chance to sit down with the former AHPBA President, Dr. Felipe Coimbra and discuss his career, his service to the AHPBA, and his contributions to the expansion of the AHPBA within South America.