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ICSUS Rural Surgery Session 2023

Rural Surgery: Applications and Adaptations for Your Practice Presented Saturday, 5/6/2023 10:15am-12pm Rural surgeons have limited resources and this poses a challenge for providing best practice care for patients. This session will explain how techniques performed at large facilities can be adapted to their smaller facilities with the resources they have. Surgeons, especially those in a rural setting, will be able to adapt techniques and practices to their unique environments. Participants in this session will increase their knowledge of options for treatment of rural patients in limited resource settings. Moderators Tracy Sambo, MD and Melissa Johnson, MD Harness Hang Syndrome; Death on a rope and Rescue Death. Debunking myths and evidence- based discussion of Suspension Syndrome. Saptarshi Biswas, MD, Myrtle Beach, SC Associate Program Director General Surgery Residency, Director of Surgical Research and Simulation, Grand Strand Medical Center Update on GERD ACG Guidelines- Medical and Surgical Treatment Francis Buckley, MD, Austin, TX Associate Professor of Surgery, University of Texas, Dell Medical School Rural Trauma: The Importance of PreHospitaInclusion in Research, Planning, Training and Operations Will Chapleau, Paramedic, Trauma Nurse Specialist, Chicago Heights, IL Director International Pre-Hospital Medicine Institute Rural Surgery in Extremis: Comparison of Independent Rural and International Surgical Residencies Riley Grogan, MD, La Crosse, WI General Surgery Resident (PGY-IV), Gundersen Health System The Centralization Conundrum - The Challenges of Breast Surgery in Rural Practice Lee Trombetta, MD, Winona, MN General Surgeon, Gundersen Medical Center, La Crosse, WI