8th World Congress on
Gastrointestinal & Digestive Disorders

At Digestive Disorders 2026, participants will explore how active patient involvement can influence the success of gastrointestinal and digestive disease care. They will learn practical ways to help patients understand their condition, take part in treatment choices, and stay committed to their care plans. The session will also provide useful approaches for improving teamwork between gastroenterology healthcare professionals and supporting patients throughout their treatment journey.

Sub-Tracks:

• Shared Decision-Making,
• Patient Education,
• Treatment Compliance,
• Care Coordination,
• Quality-of-Life Support

At Digestive Disorders 2026, attends will know how to assess unexplained abdominal pain and understand the different factors that may contribute to digestive disorders. They will gain practical knowledge for distinguishing physical conditions from functional problems and recognizing when further evaluation is required. The session will help attendees approach complex abdominal cases with greater confidence and improve clinical decision-making in digestive health.

Sub-Tracks:

• Chronic Abdominal Pain,
• Abdominal Masses,
• Abdominal Wall Disorders,
• Functional Abdominal Pain,
• Complex Abdominal Presentations

At Digestive Disorders 2026, people will understand how to recognize and manage common stomach conditions that may present with similar symptoms. They will gain practical knowledge about inflammation, infection, ulcers, and changes in the stomach lining, including gastritis and other gastrointestinal conditions, along with the importance of proper evaluation and follow-up. The session will help attendees improve their approach to gastric complaints and make better decisions about patient care.

Sub-Tracks:

• Gastritis,
• Peptic Ulcer Disease,
• H. pylori Infection,
• Gastric Polyps,
• Atrophic Gastritis

At Digestive Disorders 2026, attendees will learn how to recognize the seriousness of Gastrointestinal bleeding and understand the right steps for patient care. The session will help you improve your approach to finding the source of bleeding, choosing suitable treatment, and managing cases where bleeding returns. You will gain practical knowledge that can support faster and safer clinical decisions.

Sub-Tracks:

• Upper GI Bleeding,
• Lower GI Bleeding,
• Obscure GI Bleeding,
• Endoscopic Hemostasis,
• Recurrent GI Bleeding

At Digestive Disorders 2026, Participant will gain a clear understanding of how celiac disease and other gluten-related problems are identified and managed. You will learn how to interpret test results, guide patients through dietary changes, and plan appropriate follow-up after diagnosis. The session will provide practical approaches to managing gastrointestinal conditions and supporting patients living with long-term digestive diseases

Sub-Tracks:

• Celiac Disease,
• Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity,
• Celiac Testing,
• Gluten-Free Diet,
• Long-Term Celiac Care

At Digestive Disorders 2026, participants will learn to recognize early signs of gastroenterology conditions that may require closer attention. They will explore how patient risk, symptoms, screening, and diagnostic testing can work together to support the early identification of digestive diseases. The session will provide practical knowledge for determining when further investigation or specialist referral may be needed, helping improve timely diagnosis and patient care.

Sub-Tracks:

• GI Warning Signs,
• Risk Based Screening,
• Early Detection Methods,
• Diagnostic Work-Up
• Specialist Referral

At Digestive Disorders 2026, participants will learn to recognize early signs of gastroenterology conditions that may require closer attention. They will explore how patient risk, symptoms, screening, and diagnostic testing can work together to support the early identification of digestive diseases. The session will provide practical knowledge for determining when further investigation or specialist referral may be needed, helping improve timely diagnosis and patient care.

Sub-Tracks:

• GI Warning Signs,
• Risk Based Screening,
• Early Detection Methods,
• Diagnostic Work-Up
• Specialist Referral

At Digestive Disorders 2026, examine how distinct digestive movement disorders can produce similar symptoms. The session will help you understand the differences between conditions such as gastroparesis, achalasia, and other motility problems affecting the gastrointestinal tract. You will gain practical knowledge about clinical assessment and the use of appropriate tests to support accurate diagnosis and effective gastroenterology care.

Sub Tracks:

• Gastroparesis,
• Achalasia,
• Esophageal Spasm,
• Intestinal Pseudo-Obstruction,
• Anorectal Motility Disorders

Digestive Disorders 2026 will help you understand how to manage treatment as a patient's condition changes. You will learn how to review treatment response, recognize when a therapy is not working, and consider when treatment needs to be adjusted or combined. The session will give you a practical approach to making treatment decisions throughout the patient's care including oncology.

Sub-Tracks:

• Step-Up Treatment,
• Combination Treatment,
• Treatment Response,
• Treatment Monitoring,
• Management of Treatment Failure

At Digestive Disorders 2026, you will learn how to approach different pancreatic conditions and the challenges they can create for patients. The session will help you understand the difference between acute and long-term pancreatic problems and recognize complications that require attention. You will also gain practical knowledge about supporting patients with ongoing pancreatic and digestive needs.

Sub-Tracks:

• Acute Pancreatitis,
• Chronic Pancreatitis,
• Pancreatic Cysts,
• Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency,
• Autoimmune Pancreatitis

At Digestive Disorders 2026, attendees will explore key aspects of Gastroenterology and how to recognize the different levels of risk associated with gallbladder and bile duct problems. The session will help you understand when a condition may require closer monitoring, treatment, or urgent intervention. You will gain practical knowledge for approaching gallstones, inflammation, bile duct problems, and related complications

Sub-Tracks:

• Gallstone Disease
• Acute Cholecystitis,
• Common Bile Duct Stones,
• Cholangitis,
• Bile Duct Strictures

Digestive Disorders 2026 will give you a clearer understanding of the different digestive oncology and their care pathways. You will learn how diagnosis, staging, treatment, surgery, and follow-up can differ between major GI cancers. The session will help you understand the value of working across specialties and provide a broader view of coordinated cancer care.

Sub-Tracks:

• Colorectal Cancer,
• Gastric Cancer,
• Esophageal Cancer,
• Pancreatic Cancer,
• Liver Cancer

At Digestive Disorders 2026, you will learn how digestive problems can appear differently in infants and children. The session will help you understand how feeding problems, bowel symptoms, liver conditions, and digestive disorders can affect growth and development. You will gain practical knowledge for assessing young patients and recognizing when further Gastro Intestine care is needed.

Sub-Tracks:

• Infant Feeding Problems,
• Pediatric Liver Disorders,
• Childhood Diarrhea,
• Childhood Constipation,
• GI Disorders and Growth

At Digestive Disorders 2026, you will learn how nutrition can affect patients with digestive disease and their recovery. The session will help you recognize nutritional problems and understand when patients may need additional feeding support. You will gain practical knowledge about using appropriate nutritional care alongside treatment to support better patient outcomes.

Sub-Tracks:

• GI-Related Malnutrition,
• Nutrient Absorption,
• Enteral Feeding,
• Parenteral Nutrition,
• Nutrition During Recovery

Digestive Disorders 2026 will give you an opportunity to understand the growing role of the gut microbiome in digestive health. You will learn how changes in gut bacteria and the gut barrier may be linked with different health problems and what current research suggests about possible treatments. The session will help you understand where microbiome research may fit into future GI care.

Sub-Tracks:

• Gut Microbial Diversity,
• Gut Barrier Function,
• Microbiota and Disease,
• Probiotics and Prebiotics,
• Microbiome-Based Therapies

At Digestive Disorders 2026, you will learn about the development of new medicines and how emerging treatments may influence digestive disease care. The session will help you understand clinical trials, targeted treatments, safety concerns, and new therapies entering the field. You will gain useful knowledge for understanding the possible benefits and limitations of newer GI medicines.

Sub-Tracks:

• GI Drug Development,
• Clinical Drug Trials,
• Targeted Therapies,
• Drug Safety,
• Emerging GI Medicines

At Digestive Disorders 2026, you will learn why the same treatment may not work equally well for every patient. The session will introduce how genetic information, biomarkers, and other patient details can help guide more individual treatment choices. You will gain a better understanding of how personalized care can support more informed decisions in gastroenterology

Sub-Tracks:

• Genetic Testing,
• Disease Biomarkers
• Molecular Profiling,
• Treatment Response Prediction,
• Individualized Care Plans

Digestive Disorders 2026 will help you understand how to approach patients whose heartburn or reflux symptoms continue despite treatment. You will learn about different types of reflux, gastritis, problems that occur at night, and situations where further assessment may be needed. The session will give you practical knowledge for handling persistent symptoms and supporting better patient care.

Sub-Tracks:

• Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease,
• Refractory Reflux,
• Non-Acid Reflux,
• Night-Time Reflux,
• Reflux-Related Complications

At Digestive Disorders 2026, you will learn through real clinical cases and recent research rather than only through general topic discussions. The session will help you understand how experts approach rare conditions, difficult diagnoses, and challenging clinical decisions. You will take away practical lessons that can help connect new research with everyday Gastrointestinal practice