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CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL COLORADO & THE HENDREN PROJECT PARTNERSHIP
VIDEOS AND PRESENTATIONS AVAILABLE
Workshops for the Surgical Treatment of Colorectal Problems in Children

Moderators: Alberto Peña, M.D., Andrea Bischoff, M.D., and Luis De La Torre, M.D.

Presentations and Videos from Recent Workshops

If you are attending the Peña Course at Children's Hopital Colorado, the presentations from this course are available on The Hendren Project. Workshops for the Surgical Treatment of Colorectal Problems in Children are a collection of comprehensive surgical and management workshops designed for pediatric surgeons, urologists, gynecologists, and gastroenterologists, as well as pediatric nurses who manage patients with colorectal surgical issues. 

PEDIATRIC SURGERY
VIDEOS AVAILABLE

February 2024 Surgery - Radiology - Pathology Rounds from The Montreal Children's Hospital

Through the efforts of THP Senior Editor Sherif Emil, M.D., C.M., an important innovator in global pediatric surgical education, The Hendren Project is honored to present these patient-case discussions every month to the THP Community. The Hendren Project enables a global virtual audience to interact with the moderators and patient-case presenters via chat, encouraging broader discussion and debate.  

Register HERE for the Next SRP Rounds, March 27, 8 am ET US

COLORECTAL WEB MEETINGS
VIDEOS AVAILABLE
January 18, 2024 International Colorectal Web Meeting

Moderators: Andrea Bischoff, M.D.; Alberto Peña, M.D.; and Luis De La Torre, M.D.

The monthly web meetings are hosted by The Hendren Project and moderated by Andrea Bischoff, M.D., Alberto Peña, M.D., and Luis De La Torre, M.D., from Colorado Children's Hospital. Several challenging cases will be presented. Make plans to attend. Join your peers in offering suggestions for treatment, asking questions of the presenting surgeons, and taking polls to test your perspectives of the cases being presented. 

PEDIATRIC SURGERY GLOBAL EDUCATION
VIDEOS AVAILABLE
Pediatric Colorectal Surgery Quick Review Course

Pediatric Colorectal Surgery Quick Review Course was an international web meeting designed specifically for pediatric surgeons and related medical professional to review important concepts in treating and managing children with complex colorectal medical issues. The half-day course, in part, reviewed how to do and evaluate distal colostograms, provided "tips and tricks" regarding colorectal surgical techniques, and described the importance of implementing effective bowel management programs.

PEDIATRIC SURGERY PARENT AND PATIENT EDUCATION
VIDEOS AVAILABLE
What Families & Patients Should Know About Colorectal & Urogenital Care

What Families & Patients Should Know About Pediatric Colorectal & Urogenital Care was an international webinar designed specifically for patients, family, and medical professionals that explored many of the challenges of treating and managing pediatric patients who received colorectal and urogenital surgeries from childhood to adult. Attendees gained knowledge that enabled them to understand the challenges of managing and living with these complex medical conditions at all stages of life.

PEDIATRIC SURGERY PARENT AND PATIENT EDUCATION
VIDEOS AVAILABLE
Patient Education Day: Intestinal Failure at Different Stages of Life

Moderator: Stephanie Oliveira, M.D.; Cincinnati Children's Hospital

Intestinal Failure at Different Stages of Life was an international webinar designed specifically for patients, family, and medical professionals that addressed the challenges of treating and managing patients with intestinal failure at all stages of life from neonatal to adult. Attendees gained knowledge that may enable them to understand the challenges of managing and living with intestinal failure at all stages of life. 

COLORECTAL WEB MEETINGS
VIDEOS AVAILABLE
November 16, 2023 International Colorectal Web Meeting

Moderators: Andrea Bischoff, M.D.; Alberto Peña, M.D.; and Luis De La Torre, M.D.

The monthly web meetings are hosted by The Hendren Project and moderated by Andrea Bischoff, M.D., Alberto Peña, M.D., and Luis De La Torre, M.D., from Colorado Children's Hospital. Several challenging cases will be presented. Make plans to attend. Join your peers in offering suggestions for treatment, asking questions of the presenting surgeons, and taking polls to test your perspectives of the cases being presented. 

PEDIATRIC SURGERY
VIDEOS AVAILABLE

Surgery - Radiology - Pathology Rounds from The Montreal Children's Hospital

Through the efforts of THP Senior Editor Sherif Emil, M.D., C.M., an important innovator in global pediatric surgical education, The Hendren Project is honored to present these patient-case discussions every month to the THP Community. The Hendren Project enables a global virtual audience to interact with the moderators and patient-case presenters via chat, encouraging broader discussion and debate.  

ABDOMINAL WALL DEFECTS
VIDEOS AVAILABLE

Around the World in 90 Minutes: Contemporary Approaches to Management of Giant Omphalocele from Six Continents

Moderator: Sherif Emil, M.D., C.M., Senior Editor, Management of Abdominal Wall Defects

Around The World in 90 Minutes: Contemporary Approaches to Management of Giant Omphalocele from Six Continents addressed the challenge of closure of giant omphalocele in an international context. One surgeon from each continent describes a contemporary approach to treatment of giant omphalocele. Attendees gained knowledge that may enable them to improve the management of giant omphalocele in their own practice. 

COLORECTAL WEB MEETINGS
VIDEOS AVAILABLE

Recent International Colorectal Web Meetings

Moderators: Andrea Bischoff, M.D.; Alberto Peña, M.D.; and Luis De La Torre, M.D.

The monthly web meetings are provided by The Hendren Project and hosted by expert moderators Andrea Bischoff, M.D., Alberto Peña, M.D., and Luis De La Torre, M.D., from Colorado Children's Hospital. Several challenging cases were presented. Make plans to attend future web meetings. Join your peers in offering suggestions for treatment, asking questions of the presenting surgeons, and taking polls to test your perspectives of the cases being presented. 

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