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Program

	15th Sep, 2016
08.45- 09.25	Registration and Coffee
09.25- 09.35	Welcome address: Setting the scene Charles Knowles, London, UK
	The clinical burden of faecal incontinence Chair: Emma Carrington, London, UK; Guiseppe Chiarioni, Verona, Italy
09.35- 09.55	Overview: Epidemiology and aetiology of faecal incontinence David Parés, Barcelona, Spain
09.55- 10.20	Incontinence – the “silent affliction”: access to treatment, and impact in an ageing population? Christine Norton, London, UK
10.20- 10.45	Incontinence following childbirth: relevant obstetric factors Shakila Thangaratinam, London, UK
10.45- 11.10	Incontinence following surgery for colorectal cancer Karen Nugent, Southampton, UK
11.10- 11.40	Coffee Break
	Emerging concepts in pathophysiology (1) Chair: Mark Fox, Basel, Switzerland; Charles Knowles, London, UK
11.40- 12.10	Keynote Lecture: Colonic motility in faecal incontinence Phil Dinning, Adelaide, Australia
12.10- 12.35	Incontinence secondary to constipation / evacuation disorders: an underappreciated problem in adults Mark Scott, London, UK
12.35- 13.00	The anal-external sphincter continence reflex Paul Broens, Groningen, The Netherlands
13.00- 13.55	Lunch
	Emerging concepts in pathophysiology (2) Chair: Mark Scott, London, UK; Phil Dinning, Adelaide, Australia
13.55- 14.20	Anorectal sensory dysfunction: translational studies James Jones, Dublin, Ireland
14.20- 14.45	Anorectal sensory dysfunction: testing cortico-anorectal ascending and descending pathways in clinical studies Asbjørn Drewes, Aalborg, Denmark
14.45- 15.10	Anal sphincter dysfunction: improved diagnosis with HRAM? Emma Carrington, London, UK
15.10- 15.35	Anal sphincter dysfunction: improved diagnosis with FLIP? Klaus Krogh, Aarhus, Denmark
15.35- 16.05	Coffee Break
	Function Testing: Where are we now and where are we going? Chair: Bill Whitehead, North Carolina, USA; Asbjørn Drewes, Aalborg, Denmark
16.05- 16.30	Testing rectal sensory and biomechanical function Mark Fox, Basel, Switzerland
16.30- 16.55	Ultrasound: endo-anal, trans-perineal, 2-D or 3-D? Abdul Sultan, London, UK
16.55- 17.20	Tests of evacuation: which is the ‘gold standard’? Charles Knowles, London, UK
	16th Sep, 2016
08.15- 09.00	Registration and Coffee
	Treatment for faecal incontinence: The evidence (1) Chair: Tom Dudding, Southampton, UK; Pasquale Giordano, London, UK
09.00- 09.25	Treatment: which outcomes should we measure? Bill Whitehead, North Carolina, USA
09.25- 09.45	Pharmacological treatment: the evidence Natalia Zarate-Lopez, London, UK
09.45- 10.05	Behavioural therapies +/- biofeedback: the evidence Guiseppe Chiarioni, Verona, Italy
10.05- 10.25	Anal irrigation: the evidence Peter Christensen, Aarhus, Denmark
10.25- 11.05	Keynote Lecture: Musculo-elastic theory of anorectal dysfunction Mike Swash, London, UK; Peter Petros, Sydney, Australia
11.05- 11.35	Coffee Break
	Treatment for faecal incontinence: The evidence (2) Chair: Peter Christensen, Aarhus, Denmark; Mike Swash, London, UK
11.35- 11.55	Anal sphincter repair and ‘bulking’ agents: the evidence Pasquale Giordano, London, UK
11.55- 12.15	Sacral nerve stimulation (SNS): the evidence Charles Knowles, London, UK
12.15- 12.35	Percutaneous tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS): the evidence Emma Horrocks, Southampton, UK
12.35- 12.55	Other options, including end stoma: the evidence Tom Dudding, Southampton, UK
12.55- 13.30	Panel discussion: Algorithm of care for the 21st Century Chair: Charles Knowles, UK; Bill Whitehead, USA; Tom Dudding, UK; Guiseppe Chiarioni, Italy; Natalia Zarate-Lopez, UK; Mark Fox, Switzerland; Peter Christensen, Denmark; Pasquale Giordano, UK
13.30- 13.35	Closing comments Mark Scott, London, UK
13.35- 14.15	Coffee and pastries

2nd London Masterclass: Anorectal 2016

Program

15th Sep, 2016

Registration and Coffee

Welcome address: Setting the scene

The clinical burden of faecal incontinence

Coffee Break

Emerging concepts in pathophysiology (1)

Keynote Lecture: Colonic motility in faecal incontinence

Lunch

Emerging concepts in pathophysiology (2)

Coffee Break

Function Testing: Where are we now and where are we going?

16th Sep, 2016

Registration and Coffee

Treatment for faecal incontinence: The evidence (1)

Treatment: which outcomes should we measure?

Keynote Lecture: Musculo-elastic theory of anorectal dysfunction

Coffee Break

Treatment for faecal incontinence: The evidence (2)

Panel discussion: Algorithm of care for the 21st Century

Closing comments

Coffee and pastries

Endorsement

International Working Group for Disorders of GI Motility and Function