During these 4 decades, OESO has, with perseverance, ploughed a road exclusively directed towards a single goal: Education and the sharing of knowledge, at the highest level in the world, and in all disciplines, applied to one, single organ of the human body: the esophagus.
The world’s leading universities, UNESCO and the New York Academy of Sciences have shown, and continue to show, the place OESO now occupies in the international scientific community.
And today OESO, now OESO-SEMPIRE, is proud to have set up a unique project with Stanford University: the Platform of Excellence in Esophagology, which brings together a growing number of Pilot Centers in the five parts of the world, united by the same desire to contribute to sharing of knowledge, the very essence of OESO.
Robert Giuli
Professor of Surgery
Founder and Deputy Executive Director of OESO
The novel OESO-SEMPIRE Scientific Program
The original conference format is based on sessions of 90 minutes (1h30).
At the start of 24 sessions, an informal 10-minute chat between the two chairs will enable them to introduce the questions to follow, explain their design, and discuss their terms.
This free conversation on the stage will allow the audience to grasp the reasons behind the choice of the questions that were considered to best shed light on the topic of the session.
Six questions will follow, according to the OESO format, with answers given in 5 minutes by a speaker considered as an expert in the domain.
After 30 minutes and 6 answers given to these questions, the speakers will join the chairs on stage, to take part in an intense 50-minute discussion between themselves and with the audience, to wind up the session.
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The general framework of the scientific program is based on this model, but with 3 different types of sessions:
The program of the congress will therefore be condensed into 190 high level scientific answers to questions. The message they will deliver to the scientific community will be an exceptional synthesis. It will correspond in the best possible way to the title of Congress: “Esophagus 2026”.
June 14-17, 2026
Palais des Congrès, Versailles, France
George Triadafilopoulos (USA)
OESO: a revolution in constant evolution
To share 3 days with experts or trainees from all over the world, in clinical or fundamental areas, in an impressive setting, and with a top level scientific program,
to be in company of KOLs from all disciplines and have a rare opportunity to network,
to take part in parallel events that only this extraordinary venue can offer.
The 17th OESO-SEMPIRE World congress will stamp your memory, with the latest developments in diagnosis and treatments of esophageal disease, and the 18th Century art of fine living in France …
Robert Giuli