The course provides theoretical and practical training aimed at learning and refining this endoscopic technique. Over two days, participants will work with physical simulators and animal models to practice papilla cannulation, guided catheterization, sphincterotomy, and stent placement, complementing the hands-on training with theoretical sessions on anatomy, endoscopic equipment, and complication management.
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The Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) Course, directed by Dr. Francisco Miguel Sánchez Margallo, Scientific Director of CCMIJU, and Dr. Miguel Fernández Bermejo, from the Digestive Endoscopy Unit of Cáceres University Hospital, offers comprehensive theoretical and practical training focused on the acquisition and refinement of skills in the ERCP technique. Over two intensive days, participants will gain in-depth knowledge of the anatomy of the upper digestive tract and the biliopancreatic system in different species, guided by Dr. Octavio López Albors, Professor at the University of Murcia, as well as the fundamental principles and materials required for clinical practice, led by Dr. José María Mateos Rodríguez and Dr. Fernández Bermejo himself.
The program combines theoretical sessions with hands-on workshops using physical simulators and animal models, allowing participants to perform procedures such as cannulation and catheterization of the duodenal papilla, sphincterotomy, contrast studies of the biliary tract, and stent placement, following a realistic approach under expert supervision. In addition, the main complications associated with the technique and strategies for their prevention and management are addressed. This course represents a unique opportunity for digestive endoscopy professionals wishing to train in a highly specialized environment with the technological resources of the Jesús Usón Minimally Invasive Surgery Centre.
Course Directors:
Dr. Francisco Miguel Sánchez Margallo \ Scientific Director, CCMIJU
Dr. Miguel Fernández Bermejo \ Digestive Endoscopy Unit, Cáceres University Hospital
Faculty:
Dr. José María Mateos Rodríguez \ Digestive Endoscopy Unit, Cáceres University Hospital
Dr. Miguel Fernández Bermejo \ Digestive Endoscopy Unit, Cáceres University Hospital
Dr. Octavio López Albors \ Catedrático de Anatomía y Anatomía Patológica Comparadas Facultad de Veterinaria. Universidad de Murcia
Technical Secretariat:
Luna Martínez: lmartinezp@ccmijesususon.com
The course combines theoretical sessions with progressive practical sessions, in which the participant will work with different equipment both in an ex vivo simulator and in an experimental model. The program includes training in duodenoscopy, catheterization, sphincterotomy and stent placement, with direct supervision by expert endoscopists.
DÍA 1
9.00 Inauguración y presentación del curso.
9.10 SESIÓN TEÓRICA.
- Anatomía del tracto digestivo superior, de la encrucijada duodeno-papilar y de la vía biliopancreática en el cerdo, en el perro y su relación con el humano (O. López-Albors).
-C.P.R.E. Material endoscópico y fungible (J.M. Mateos).
-Trucos para la técnica de la C.P.R.E. en modelo animal y su aplicación en el humano (M. Fernández)
11.00 Café.
11.15 *SESIÓN PRÁCTICA.
-Taller de entrenamiento en simulador físico “Cook Medical”: Canalización de la papila y esfinterotomía.
13.00 -MÓDULO 1: Prácticas con duodenoscopio de visión lateral en modelo animal porcino: canalización del píloro y localización de la papila duodenal.
14.00 ALMUERZO.
15.00 *SESIÓN PRÁCTICA.
-MÓDULO 2: Prácticas de cateterización de la papila duodenal con guía a través de esfinterotomo de doble luz en simulador ex vivo y modelo animal.
17.30 SESIÓN TÉORICA.
Complicaciones de la C.P.R.E. (J.M. Mateos Rodríguez)
DÍA 2
9.00 *SESIÓN PRÁCTICA
-MÓDULO 3: Prácticas de C.P.R.E terapéutica: contraste de la vía biliar, empleo de balón de Fogarty, cesta de Dormia y esfinterotomo.
11.15 Café.
11.45 *SESIÓN PRÁCTICA.
-MÓDULO 4: Prácticas de esfinterotomía y colocación de stents en la vía biliar.
13.30 FIN DE LA JORNADA
