Belgian Society for Surgical Oncology

 bsso

 

Dear colleagues,

We are happy to announce you that the Belgian Society of Surgical Oncology (BSSO) and the SFCO (French society of surgical oncology)  in collaboration with the European Society of Surgical Oncology (ESSO) will organize the surgical oncology EBSQ examination for the first time in French and Dutch.

The EBSQ Examination consists of two parts: Part A (written part) and Part B (oral part). A candidate has to “pass” both parts in order to be qualified for the “FEBS in Surgical Oncology” Diploma.

The written exam (Multiple Choice Questions) is online based. English, Spanish, Dutch and French language exams run simultaneously on-site (cfr centers list on the website) on April 17th 2022.

All candidates answer the same 60 MCQs. Each question has 5 possible answers and only one is correct. There are no negative points for wrong answers. Computers are provided by the Division (there is no need to bring your own laptops). 

The oral examination consists of four 15-min tasks that will be held in Bordeaux during the ESSO congress (19th-21st October 2022) on Saturday 22th 2022. Two tasks are clinical cases discussions and the another two tasks are to evaluate two clinical research papers. Two Clinical Cases: details of a clinical case (patient’s history, tumour histology etc. and sometimes imaging and pictures of the clinical appearance of the patient) are given to the candidates at the time of the examination. Examiners will ask specific questions based on patient’s data as well as general questions related to issues arising from the case

Two Scientific Paper are provided 2 hours before the examination. The candidates are allowed to have the paper with them during the examination. Questions are related to the purpose of the study, design, results etc.

This is a unique opportunity for surgeons who are not confident with the English language to pass the exam in their own language (French or Dutch).

The link  for application for the 2022 UEMS/EBSQ SO exam  is now opened.

More info is here: https://uemssurg.org/divisions/surgical-oncology/ebsq/

 

 

Last meeting:

 

‘Innovation in surgical oncology: how do we protect the patient?’

BSW 10/09/2021, 14:00h-15:30h ANTWERPEN

Moderation: W. Ceelen – K. Kothonidis

  

General introduction of the topic (W Ceelen, UGent) 

 

   How TaTME was introduced in Norway, and why it was suspended 

(Arne E. Faerden, Lorenskog, Norway) 

 

   Legal and ethical framework of clinical research involving devices and novel surgical procedures 

(M Dekervel, UZ Leuven)

   The IDEAL approach 

(McCulloch, Oxford, UK) 

 

                              

 

 Belgian Society of Surgical Oncology npa 

2020-BSSO Symposium 

Defining margins in surgical oncology. 

 

Date : Saturday, 8th February 2020 

Venue : Erasme Hospital. 

Auditorium Wybran, Floor: -1. 

 

Moderators: W. Ceelen - G. Liberale - S. Devriendt - M-C Schraepen

08:30           Welcome 

 

09:00           Clinical case (S. Van Hoof)  and Evaluation of oncological margins by the radiologist.  

                    B. Op de Beeck, Antwerpen 

 

09:45            Clinical case (S. Devriendt) and Margins in pancreatic surgery. 

                     B. Topal, Leuven 

 

10:30           Coffee break 

 

11:00           Evaluation of surgicals margins by pathologists: theoretical and practical aspects.  

                    P. Demetter, Brussel 

 

11:45           Clinical case (M-C Schraepen) and Margins in rectal surgery.  

                    C. Coïmbra, Liège 

 

12:30           Closure and Lunch 

 

 

Previous meeting:

Saturday,9th February 2019

Erasme Hospital, Wybran Auditorium.

Solid Organ Cancer in Young Adults.

 

 

                       Moderators: B. Carly – A. Wolthuis – W. Ceelen – G. Liberale  

 

08:30              Welcome

 

09:00              Challenges and perspectives in fertility preservation techniques.

                        Isabelle Demeestere,  Brussels

 

09:30              Uncertainty and hope in young adult cancer patients: concepts and communication issues. 

                       Darius Razavi, Brussels

 

10:00              Pathology and Genetics. 

                       Patrick Pauwels, Antwerpen

 

10:30              Coffee break

 

11:00              Management of soft tissue sarcoma (STS): follow the yellow brick road.

                       Gwen Sys, Gent

 

11:30              The case of Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP) and hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer (HNPPC).

                        Alex Kartheuser,  Louvain-en-Woluwe

 

12:00              Cancer during Pregnancy.

                        Frederik Amant, Amsterdam, Nl

 

12:30              Closure and Lunch

 

 

 

 

New Insights in Advanced Ovarian Cancer 

followed by a session on 

How I do it

Saturday, 24th February 2018

Erasme Hospital, Brussels

8.30         Welcome and coffee

           

9.00         Staging of ovarian cancer:

                 Moderators: P. Simon – W. Ceelen

                 Imaging: MRI                

                 Mariem SY, Erasme hospital

                 Imaging: PETCT

                 Eva EL DARZI,   Erasme hospital

                 Laparoscopy: strategy, limitations and pitfalls. Future perspectives.

                Konstantinos KOTHONIDIS, CHR Val de Sambre--CHU UCL Namur

                           

10.00       Coffee Break

10.30       Evolution in ovarian cancer treatment                

                Evolution in chemotherapy for ovarian cancer.

                Jan VERMORKEN, AUH

               Evolution of cytoreductive surgery in locally advanced ovarian cancer

               Gabriel LIBERALE, Institut J. Bordet

11.30       DEBATE: pros and cons : Upfront surgery in locally advanced ovarian cancer.

               Moderators: P. Simon – W. Ceelen – G. Liberale

                Pros: Catherine UZAN (Salpêtrière-Paris)

               Cons: Ignace VERGOTE (KULeuven)

12.30      Lunch

14.00      How I do it / Tips & Tricks

               Moderators: M. Vanhoeij – P. Willemsen

               How to perform a biopsy of a suspected sarcoma 

              Felix SHUMELINSKY, Institut J. Bordet

               Sentinel node techniques for breast cancer

               Marianne VANHOEIJ, UZ Brussels

               Sentinel node techniques for melanoma

               Marie QUIRINY, Institut J. Bordet

               Laparoscopic para aortic lymphadenectomy for surgical staging of

               advanced gynecological cancer

                Konstantinos KOTHONIDIS, CHR Val de Sambre-CHU UCL Namur

 

 

BSSO BOARD         

     

BSSO REPRESENTANT

   

WILLEMSEN

PAUL

PRESIDENT

 

ANTWERPEN

ZNA

KOTHONIDIS

KONSTANTINOS

SECRETARY

WEBMASTER

 

NAMUR

CHRSM /

CHU GODINNE

VAN DER SPEETEN

KURT

TREASURER

ESSO

GENK

ZIEKENHUIS OOST-LIMBURG

EL NAKADI

ISSAM

MEMBER

RBSS

BRUSSELS

ERASME / JULES BORDET

CLAEYS

DONALD

MEMBER

COLLEGIUM CHIRURGICUM

GHENT

AZ MARIA MIDDELARES

YSEBAERT

DIRK

MEMBER

RBSS

EDEGEM

UZA

MANSVELT

BAUDOUIN

MEMBER

COLLEGIUM CHIRURGICUM

HAINE ST PAUL

CH JOLIMONT

SERVAES

DIRK

MEMBER

COLLEGE OF ONCOLOGY

TURNHOUT

AZ TURNHOUT

CEELEN

WIM

MEMBER

ESSO

GHENT

UZ GENT

DIGONNET

ANTOINE

MEMBER

 

BRUSSELS

JULES BORDET

LIBERALE 

GABRIEL

MEMBER

 

BRUSSELS

JULES BORDET

JAEKERS

JORIS

MEMBER

 

LEUVEN

UZ LEUVEN

Become a member of the BSSO: 

Send your request to : info@acta-medica-belgica.be

Previous meetings:

The Effects of Neo-Adjuvant treatment on Surgical Outcome 18/02/2017

Multidisciplinary Symposium on Retroperitoneal Sarcoma Jules Bordet Institute 23/01/2016

Bylaws

 

Interesting Articles

 

Previous Presentations

 

Useful links

EJSO - European Journal of Surgical Oncology

European Society of Surgical Oncology

THESAURUS NATIONAL DE CANCEROLOGIE DIGESTIVE

 


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