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This
page gives you some information about the Society and its history.



The
Italian Society for Endoscopic Surgery (S.I.C.E.) was founded in Rome by Licinio
Angelini, Nicola Basso, Salvatore Mancuso and Riccardo Marana in 1991 with the
aim of promoting and developing studies and scientific research in the field of
endoscopic surgery and other technological fields related to this particular
branch of the surgical sciences.
The hard
work of the President Francesco Morino, of the General Secretary Nicola Basso
and of the Steering Committee led, in 1994, to the final union with the other
three societies of minimally invasive surgery, founded in the meantime, namely
the Italian Association of Celioscopic Surgery (AICC), the Italian Society of
Emergency Laparoscopic Surgery and the Italian Society of Endo-Laparoscopic and
Minimally-Invasive Surgery (SICEM).
SICE thus
modified its denomination to become the Italian Society for Endoscopic
Surgery and Minimally-Invasive Surgery (S.I.C.E.).
–
President Alberto Montori – (1994-1997) Italian endoscopic surgery was thus
represented as a single body within the European scientific community and took
part with a leading role in the Federation
of European Societies within the EAES – European Association for
Endoscopic Surgery (Blockmembership).
The EAES Blockmembership has been operating since 1996 and “Surgical
Endoscopy” has become the official journal also of the Italian Society for
Endoscopic Surgery.
During
this same period, four national registries were set up, and are still in use
today, concerning the most significant diseases treated laparoscopically.
Statistical data are available on this web site, both to the affiliated
centres and to members, under the section National Registries.
Since
1995, SICE holds its National Congress every two years, taking part in the
alternating years in the
“Italian Surgery Week”, organized
by the Italian Society of Surgery (S.I.C.).
In
1995, the SICE-Industry Joint Committee was set up and a protocol
was defined in order to set out guidelines for sponsorizations with the 11
Leading Companies in the field..
In
1997, whilst Enrico Croce was President of the Society, the organization
and management of the Society were updated and the Society now has 500 active
members.
Twinning
with the Société Française de Chirurgie Endoscopique (SFCE) has been
finalized and the first steps have been taken towards twinning with Societies in
Argentina and Middle East countries..
As
far as concerns the current issues regarding self-regulation of scientific
meeting activities, SICE was the first to define and publicize guidelines to be
used for performing live surgery during Congresses. Steering Committee efforts
were focused on the formation of young surgeons, an agreement having been drawn
up between SICE and the ACOI (Italian Association of Hospital Surgeons) School
of Laparoscopic Surgery.
The
rapid progress made in methods and the development of new and sophisticated
techniques, of which the Society is constantly aware, has led, after 10 years,
to a change being made in the denomination of the Society, now known as the Italian
Society for Endoscopic Surgery and New Technologies.
SICE,
in its first 15 years, has continued to represent a prestigious reference point
of Italian minimally invasive surgery.
S.I.C.E. National Congresses.
"1st
National Congress"
Verona - Auditorium
Glaxo, december
15-16, 1995
President: Claudio
Cordiano
"2nd
National Congress"
Italian Surgical Week
Rome – Cavalieri
Hilton Hotel , october 15 and
17, 1996
President: Alberto
Montori
"3rd
National Congress"
Modena - Military
Academy, september 24-27,1997
President: Gianluigi
Melotti
"4th
National Congress"
2nd
Italian Surgical Week
Rome – Cavalieri
Hilton Hotel , october 13, 1998
President: Enrico
Croce
"5th
National Congress"
Turin – Lingotto
Congress Center, september 19-21,1999
President: Mario
Morino
"6th
National Congress"
3rd
Italian Surgical Week
Rome – Cavalieri
Hilton Hotel , october 19, 2000
President: Enrico
Croce
"7th
National Congress"
Urbino – Collegi
Universitari, september 9-12, 2001
President: Emanuele
Lezoche
"8th
S.I.C.E. Meeting"
Rome – Cavalieri Hilton Hotel , october
16, 2002
"9th
Nazionale Congress - 1st International"
Sorrento – Hilton
Hotel, september 21-23, 2003
President: Rodolfo
Vincenti
"10th
S.I.C.E. Meeting"
Rome – Cavalieri Hilton Hotel , october
19, 2004
"11th
Nazionale Congress"
Pisa – Palazzo dei
Congressi september 18-20, 2005
President: Paolo
Miccoli
Past Boards.
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1991-1994
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1994-1997
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1997-2000
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2000-2003
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2003-2006
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President
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F.
Morino
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A.
Montori
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E.
Croce
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N.
Basso
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G.
Melotti
P.
Miccoli
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President
Elected
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E.
Croce
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N.
Basso
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G. Melotti
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E. Lezoche
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Past
President
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F.
Morino
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E.
Croce
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Vice
Presidents
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L.
Angelini
S.
Mancuso
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L.
Angelini
V.
Stancanelli
G.
Viola
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L.
Angelini
A. Del
Genio
G.
Melotti
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F.
Corcione
A. L.
Gaspari
P.
Tenchini
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L.
Novellino
G.
Zaninotto
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General
Secretary
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N.
Basso
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N.
Basso
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E.
Lezoche
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E.
Lezoche
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M.
Meinero
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Treasurer
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R.
Marana
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E.
Lezoche
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M.
Meinero
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M.
Meinero
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A.L.
Gaspari
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Advisors
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A.
Agresti
G.
Benagiano
E.
Cittadini
E.
Croce
F.
Crucitti
G. Di
Matteo
M.
Massobrio
U.
Montemagno
A.
Montori
C.
Orlandi
F.
Polvani
G.
Scarselli
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A.
Agresti
E.
Ancona
E.
Cavina
C.
Cordiano
F.
Crucitti
S.
Mancuso
G.
Melotti
M.
Morino
A.
Petrassi
G.
Roviaro
E.
Santoro
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E.
Ancona
M.
Casaccia
E.
Cavina
G. Di
Falco
G.
Farello
M.
Morino
M.
Mulieri
U.
Parini
E.
Rocca
G.
Roviaro
R.
Vincenti
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M.
Casaccia
A. Del
Genio
G.
Farello
A.
Liboni
P.
Miccoli
M.
Mulieri
L.
Novellino
U.
Parini
R.
Rosati
G.
Silecchia
G.
Zaninotto
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M.
Bagarani
C.
Garrone
A.
Liboni
G.
Logrieco
V.
Mandalà
R.
Rosati
D.
Russello
Em.
Santoro
C.A.
Sartori
G.
Silecchia
A.
Tricarico
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Vice
Secretary
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G.
Silecchia
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