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The Society of Black Academic Surgeons is honored to participate in the International Colorectal Disease Symposium focusing on disparities in the management and outcomes of a host of diseases affecting the African American and Underrepresented minority communities in the United States. This month we will hear from a distinguished panel of experts highlighting Surgical approaches to the problems of peripheral vascular disease, kidney transplantation and obesity.

  1. Welcome & Introduction - Dr. Martin Karpeh (USA), Dr. Luz Maria Rodríguez (USA) and Dr. Steven D. Wexner (USA)

  2. Disparities in Liver Transplant - Dr. Lisa McElroy (USA)

  3. Q&A Session - All faculty moderated by Dr. Martin Karpeh (USA) and Dr. Luz Maria Rodríguez (USA)

  4. Kidney Transplantation in the Black Community: The Disparity Challenges - Dr. Anthony Watkins (USA)

  5. Q&A Session - All faculty moderated by Dr. Martin Karpeh (USA) and Dr. Luz Maria Rodríguez (USA)

  6. Disparities in the Management of Peripheral Artery Disease: Sociology VS Biology - Dr. Kakra Hughes (USA)

  7. Q&A Session - All faculty moderated by Dr. Martin Karpeh (USA) and Dr. Luz Maria Rodríguez (USA)

  8. The Impact of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on Bariatric Surgery Outcomes - Dr. Terrence M. Fullum (USA)

  9. Q&A Session - All faculty moderated by Dr. Martin Karpeh (USA) and Dr. Luz Maria Rodríguez (USA)

  10. Closing remarks - Dr. Martin Karpeh (USA), Dr. Luz Maria Rodríguez (USA) and Dr. Steven D. Wexner (USA)