July 24 – Masterclass training with live case learning and hybrid access

Course Overview

A one-day hybrid masterclass dedicated to the DiLumen Endoluminal Interventional Platform (EIP) for advanced colonic polypectomy, EMR, and ESD. The program combines expert-led lectures with curated video tips and tricks, a live-transmitted case from King’s endoscopy suite, and two parallel hands-on simulation stations. Delegates will leave with a clear framework for case selection, set-up, and the safe management of complex right-sided and difficult polyps — with an ongoing pathway to live remote mentorship through Mentix Ltd. for their first independent cases.

Learning Objectives

• Understand the design principles, indications, and limitations of the DiLumen platform devices.
• Apply structured case selection for difficult polyps, including right-sided and ileocaecal lesions.
• Master device set-up, balloon stabilization, and lesion access.
• Develop technical skill in DiLumen-assisted EMR and ESD through video tips and hands-on practice.
• Recognize, prevent, and manage intraprocedural complications.
• Plan post-course follow-up with Mentix Ltd. live teleproctoring for the first independent in-vivo cases.

Course Faculty

• Mr Amyn Haji MA MBBChir MSc MD FRCS FJGES — Consultant Colorectal Surgeon & Interventional Endoscopist, King’s College Hospital; Course Director
• Mr Andrew Emmanuel — Consultant Colorectal Surgeon & Interventional Endoscopist, King’s College Hospital.

Program

Format & Logistics

• Delegate capacity: 20–30 places (hybrid — in-person attendance with online live-stream option for remote delegates).
• Hands-on lab: 2 DiLumen® simulation stations, rotating in two 35-minute slots; small-group ratio of 10–15 delegates per station.
• Live case: transmitted from King’s College Hospital endoscopy suite to the SAIL Centre auditorium and to the online audience, with two-way audio for moderated Q&A.
• CPD accreditation: application in progress with BSG, ACPGBI and RCS England (target: 5 external CPD points).
• Dress code: smart casual; scrubs provided for hands-on stations.

The registration form allows you to register either for in-person attendance or for participation via the live stream as a remote delegate.