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Invited Speakers

September 4 (Friday)
09:00-10:30 		Session 1 [UGI 1] Nonvariceal Upper GI Bleeding: Regional Epidemiology with Next-Generation Hemostasis Room 1
  • Dong Kyu Lee Eulji University,
    Korea     Update on epidemiology, risk factors, and initial endoscopic approach in Korea
  • Andi Muhammad Luthfi Parewangi Wahidin Sudirohusodo General Hospital, Hasanuddin University,
    Indonesia     CV Regional epidemiology, risk factors, and initial endoscopic approach in Indonesia
  • Virly Nanda Muzellina Cipto Mangunkusumo National General Hospital,
    Indonesia     CV Emerging technologies for advanced endoscopic hemostasis: New devices, novel agents, and digital guidance
  • Saebeom Hur Seoul National University,
    Korea     CV Interventional radiology in NVUGIB: When to collaborate and what endoscopists should know about angiographic options
September 4 (Friday)
09:00-10:30 		Session 4 A Lecture on the Latest Findings and Clinical Applications of Image-Enhanced Endoscopy Room 2
  • Dong Jun Oh Dongguk University,
    Korea     CV TXI in early lesion detection: How it changes daily practice
  • Shin Hee Kim Soonchunhyang University,
    Korea     CV RDI for hemostasis and therapeutic endoscopy: Practical tips
  • Yutaka Saito National Cancer Center Hospital,
    Japan     CV Can we predict invasion depth with NBI? From pattern recognition to clinical decision-making
  • OneJoong Kim The Catholic University of Korea,
    Korea     CV Not all image-enhanced endoscopy is the same: A practical comparison across platforms
September 4 (Friday)
10:45-12:15 		Session 2 [LGI 1] Endoscopy in IBD: Pushing the Boundaries of Disease Monitoring and Mucosal Assessment Room 1
  • Sung Hoon Jung The Catholic University of Korea,
    Korea     CV Beyond endoscopic and histologic remission: Integrating fecal biomarkers and patient-reported outcomes into the treat-to-target framework
  • Martin Lukáš IBD Clinical and Research Center, ISCARE,
    Czech Republic     CV Postoperative endoscopic monitoring in IBD: Predicting and preventing surgical recurrence
  • Sung Wook Hwang University of Ulsan,
    Korea     Intestinal ultrasound as a first-line monitoring tool in IBD: Can it replace endoscopy?
  • Yasuharu Maeda Showa Medical University,
    Japan     CV AI-powered advanced endoscopy for dysplasia surveillance in IBD: From automated mucosal characterization to real-time risk stratification
September 4 (Friday)
10:45-12:15 		Session 5 Therapeutic Endoscopy in Transition: From Strategic Decision-Making to Advanced Procedural Innovation Room 2
  • Su Bee Park Kyung Hee University,
    Korea     CV EMR, ESD, or surgery: Choosing the optimal treatment strategy in clinical practice
  • Yun Wang Jiangsu Province Hospital,
    China     CV Safety first in upper GI ESD: Practical strategies for safer and more controlled dissection
  • Seung Wook Hong University of Ulsan,
    Korea     CV Colorectal ESD: Tailoring the right approach for each lesion
  • Yorinobu Sumida Kitakyushu Municipal Medical Center,
    Japan     CV Closing the defect: Advanced clipping, suturing, and endoscopic closure strategies
September 4 (Friday)
12:15-12:45 		Special Lecture 1 Room 1
  • Raf Bisschops ESGE President-elect, University Hospitals Leuven,
    Belgium     CV Endoluminal treatment of Barrett’s esophagus: Pushing the boundaries in the future
September 4 (Friday)
13:40-15:10 		Session 3 [UGI 2] Optimization of Gastric Cancer Screening Room 1
  • Tungalag Byambadorj Intermed IUHW Hospital,
    Mongolia     CV Building a national gastric cancer screening program in Mongolia: Early outcomes and future directions
  • Young-Il Kim National Cancer Center,
    Korea     CV Gastric cancer screening in Korea
  • Bolor Otgondemberel IGIC Endoscopic Network, Brilliant Hospital,
    Mongolia     CV Advanced endoscopic imaging for gastric cancer screening
  • Tae Hee Lee Soonchunhyang University,
    Korea     CV Quality control and standardization of screening endoscopy
September 4 (Friday)
13:40-15:10 		Session 6 [LGI 2] Mastering the Art of Therapeutic Endoscopy: Advanced Strategies for Challenging Lesions Room 2
  • Dong Hoon Baek Pusan National University,
    Korea     CV Overcoming technical challenges in colorectal ESD
  • Shaimaa Mohamed Abdelmonem Elkholy Cairo University Faculty of Medicine,
    Egypt     Beyond conventional ESD: Emerging techniques and novel devices
  • Dong-Hoon Yang University of Ulsan,
    Korea     CV Strategic approach for fibrotic colorectal lesions: Breaking the barrier
  • Ken Ohata NTT Medical Center Tokyo,
    Japan     CV Bleeding and perforation in colorectal ESD: Intra-procedural and delayed — what to do, and how to prevent
September 4 (Friday)
13:40-15:10 		Session 8 [PB 1] Endoscopic Management of Ampullary Adenoma: Current Strategies and Clinical Challenges Room 3
  • Uayporn Kaosombatwattana Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University,
    Thailand     CV Endoscopic papillectomy or surgery? How to choose the optimal treatment for ampullary adenoma
  • Jaksin Sottisuporn Prince of Songkla University,
    Thailand     CV Endoscopic papillectomy: Evidence-based techniques to improve complete resection and reduce complications
  • Sung Bum Kim Yeungnam University,
    Korea     CV Management of residual or recurrent ampullary adenoma after papillectomy
  • Kwang Hyun Chung Soonchunhyang University,
    Korea     CV Long-term outcomes and surveillance after endoscopic papillectomy for ampullary adenoma
September 4 (Friday)
15:25-16:55 		Session 7 [LGI 3] Optimizing Colorectal Cancer Screening: Current Strategies and Future Perspectives Room 2
  • Jeongkuk Seo Chung-Ang University,
    Korea     CV Korean national colorectal cancer screening program: Experience and outcomes
  • Thai Doan Ky 108 Military Central Hospital,
    Vietnam     CV Current Status and challenges of colorectal screening in Vietnam
  • Seong Jung Kim Chosun University,
    Korea     CV How to improve colorectal cancer screening quality: FIT, colonoscopy, and quality indicators
  • Nhu Thi Hanh Vu University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City,
    Vietnam     CV Emerging technologies in colorectal cancer screening: Stool DNA tests and liquid biopsy
September 4 (Friday)
15:25-16:55 		Session 9 [PB 2] The First Step Forward for EUS-Guided Therapeutic Interventions Room 3
  • Chi-Ying Yang China Medical University Hospital,
    Taiwan     CV EUS-guided intervention: From the beginning to clinical practice
  • Se Woo Park Hallym University,
    Korea     CV EUS-guided biliary drainage: Technical skill advancement and expertise sharing
  • Yu-Ting Kuo National Taiwan University Hospital,
    Taiwan     CV EUS-guided gallbladder drainage in the era of electrocautery-enhanced LAMS
  • Sang Hyub Lee Seoul National University,
    Korea     EUS-guided drainage of peripancreatic fluid collection and WON
September 5 (Saturday)
09:00-10:30 		Live Demonstration 1 UGI / LGI Room 1+2
  • Young Hoon Youn Gangnam Severance Hospital,
    Korea     CV [UGI] TBA
  • Seung Bum Lee Ulsan University Hospital,
    Korea     CV [LGI] Salvage ESD for suspected residual rectal NET after CSP
  • Sang Pyo Lee Hanyang University Medical Center,
    Korea     CV [UGI] Gastric ESD with dual-J knife by using Fujifilm EG 840TP and 8000 system
September 5 (Saturday)
09:00-10:30 		Session 11 AI Endoscopy in Practice: Evidence, Controversy, and the Road Ahead Room 3
  • Jun-Won Chung Gachon University,
    Korea     CV AI-assisted UGI endoscopy: Current evidence and unmet needs
  • Eun Hyo Jin Seoul National University,
    Korea     Does AI make us better endoscopists? — Evidence, deskilling, and the human factor
  • Eun Jeong Gong Hallym University,
    Korea     CV The potential clinical utility of customized LLM in gastroenterology
  • Jonathan Wei Jie Lee National University of Singapore,
    Singapore     CV AI endoscopy implementation in Singapore — Regulation, reimbursement, and real-world evidence
September 5 (Saturday)
10:45-12:15 		Live Demonstration 2 PB Room 1+2
  • Phonthep Angsuwatcharakon King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital,
    Thailand     CV [PB] AI cholangioscopy procedure
  • Il Sang Shin Soonchunhyang University Bucheon Hospital,
    Korea     CV [PB] Cholangioscopy-guided lithotripsy for difficult bile duct stones
  • Raymond Shing-Yan Tang The Chinese University of Hong Kong / Hong Kong Society of Digestive Endoscopy,
    Hong Kong     CV [PB] ERCP +/- pancreatoscopy +/- fully covered SEMS for persistent pancreatic duct stricture in a patient with chronic pancreatitis
September 5 (Saturday)
10:45-12:15 		Session 12 Interventions in Small Bowel Diseases with Balloon-assisted Enteroscopy Room 3
  • Sung Noh Hong Sungkyunkwan University,
    Korea     CV Enteroscopic balloon dilation of small bowel strictures: Technical tips, outcomes, and when to refer for surgery
  • Seung Min Hong Pusan National University,
    Korea     BAE-assisted hemostasis for small bowel bleeding: Optimizing timing and technique
  • Jin Su Kim The Catholic University of Korea,
    Korea     BAE-guided polypectomy and management of small bowel tumors: Diagnostic yield and therapeutic strategy
  • Min Jae Yang Ajou University,
    Korea     CV Enteroscopy-assisted ERCP in surgically altered anatomy: Device selection and procedural optimization
September 5 (Saturday)
10:45-12:15 		Session 15 [Disinfection] Endoscope Reprocessing: Current Challenges and the Gap Between Daily Practice and Evolving Standards
내시경 재처리의 현재 과제와 실제 임상과 진료 표준의 차이 		Room 5
  • Jun Hyung Lee Chosun University,
    Korea     CV Future readiness in endoscope reprocessing: Korean guidelines in global perspective
    국제 기준에 비추어 본 국내 내시경 재처리 가이드라인과 미래 방향
  • Ki Young Lim Yeungnam University,
    Korea     CV Safe endoscopy unit design for infection prevention
    감염 예방을 위한 안전한 내시경실 설계
  • Ayoung Lee Korea University,
    Korea     Advancing disinfection training and competency assessment
    소독 교육 및 역량 평가의 발전 방향
  • Hyojung Park Korea University Guro Hospital,
    Korea     The expanding role of nurses in endoscope reprocessing, safety, and infection control
    내시경 재처리와 환자안전, 감염관리에서 간호사의 역할 확대
September 5 (Saturday)
12:15-12:45 		Special Lecture 2 Room 1+2
  • Can Gönen Acibadem Kozyatagi Hospital,
    Türkiye     CV The evolving landscape of EUS-guided biliary drainage: Innovations, bridging East and West, and tailoring the approach
September 5 (Saturday)
13:40-15:10 		PG Course Room 1+2
  • Chan-Muk Im Chonnam National University,
    Korea     CV Common esophageal lesions in daily practice: Recognize, differentiate, and avoid pitfalls
  • Kwangbeom Park Eulji University,
    Korea     CV Incidental gastric polyps & subepithelial lesions: Follow up or resect?
  • Seulji Kim Korea Cancer Center Hospital,
    Korea     CV Practical polypectomy: Techniques for safe and effective resection
  • Jung Wook Lee Kosin University,
    Korea     CBD stone management: Techniques and strategies
September 5 (Saturday)
13:40-15:10 		Session 13 Current Status of Development of State-of-the-Art GI Endoscopic Devices Room 3
  • Boram Cha Inha University,
    Korea     CV Endoscopic balloon-based laser catheter for GERD
  • Seung Han Kim Korea University,
    Korea     CV Novel endo-robotic devices
  • Chang-Il Kwon CHA University,
    Korea     CV Biodegradable biliary SEMS
  • Tadahisa Inoue Aichi Medical University,
    Japan     CV Balloon-based endobiliary ablation for nile duct cancer
September 5 (Saturday)
15:25-16:55 		Session 10 From Fundamentals to Innovation: Diagnostic EUS as the Basis for Advanced Endosonography Room 1
  • Haruo Miwa Yokohama City University Medical Center,
    Japan     CV Advanced diagnostic EUS for pancreatobiliary lesions: Techniques for differential diagnosis
  • See Young Lee Sungkyunkwan University,
    Korea     CV EUS-guided tissue acquisition for solid pancreatic lesions: Optimizing technique and diagnostic yield
  • Ryosuke Tonozuka Tokyo Medical University,
    Japan     CV EUS-guided tissue acquisition for intra-abdominal masses beyond the pancreas: Expanding diagnostic boundaries
  • Hee Seung Lee Yonsei University,
    Korea     CV EUS as a platform for precision medicine: From tissue acquisition to personalized care
September 5 (Saturday)
15:25-16:55 		Session 14 Next-Generation Therapeutic Endoscopy in POEM and Endoscopic Suturing: From Patient Selection to Clinical Outcomes Room 3
  • Young Sin Cho Soonchunhyang University,
    Korea     CV POEM for achalasia
  • Min-Jae Kim Yonsei University,
    Korea     CV POES and D-POEM for esophageal diverticula
  • Do Hoon Kim University of Ulsan,
    Korea     CV G-POEM for refractory gastroparesis
  • Chen-Shuan Chung Far Eastern Memorial Hospital,
    Taiwan     CV Endoscopic full-thickness resection with endoscopic suturing: A new era in gastric tumor management
KSGE Days 2026 Secretariat
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