Omega Sponsoring 3rd Annual Orlando Live EUS Event

Omega is pleased to announce that we will be attending the 3rd Annual Orlando Live EUS event. Starting tomorrow, September 2, the event runs through the end of the week, September 4, at the Florida Hospital Nicholson Center in Celebration, Florida.
This year’s event will cover six important components of endosonography; diagnostic EUS, EUS-FNA and cytopathology, interventional EUS, a hands-on workshop, didactic sessions, and a self-assessment examination.
We are proud to sponsor such an outstanding event again this year. Join us at our booth to learn more about the E-View.AI Fluoro System, the best in ERCP guidance. From the integrated C-arm, table, and imaging system to top-of-line scatter radiation protection – the E-View.AI delivers best-in-class performance in a completely integrated solution.

Course Directors:
Dr. Shyam Varadarajulu
Dr. Robert Hawes

Organizing Faculty:
Dr. Muhammad Hasan
Dr. Shantel Hebert-Magee
Dr. Udayakumar Navaneethan

Faculty:
Dr. Mohammad Al-Haddad, United Arab Emirates
Dr. Kenneth Binmoeller, USA
Dr. Paul Fockens, Netherlands
Dr. Michael Levy, USA
Dr. Fauze Maluf-Filho, Brazil
Dr. Bertrand Napoleon, France
Dr. Anand Sahai, Canada
Dr. Kenji Yamao, Japan

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